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Get Crafty With Marshmallow Peeps
 Here's a book that helps you get crafty with Marshmallow Peeps. The book is called Peeps! Recipes and Crafts to Make with Your Favorite Marshmallow Treat. The book is written by Charity Ferreira with photographs by Liz Wolfe.
Some of the Peep ideas in the book include Frosty Peepsicles; a Peeps Holiday Wreath and even a Peepinata. Also included is a list of resources
for all of your Peeps projects. Other Peeps inspirations include: S'More Peeps, Peeps Fondue, Peeps Mai Tai, Peeps in a Blanket, Molten Chocolate Peeps Cakes,
Peeps Checkers, Peeps Wedding Cake Topper, Peeps Leis and a Peeps Printed Canvas Tote. Kids love Marshmallow Peeps so any of these projects are sure to be a hit in your home.
Charity Ferreira is the author of Ice Cream Treats and has written for
Gourmet, Sunset Magazine, Bon Appetit, San Francisco Magazine, and Cooking Light. A graduate of the California Culinary Academy and former pastry chef, she lives in Oakland, California. Liz Wolfe grew up in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. She studied photography at Ryerson University's School of Image Arts in Toronto, where she lives with her husband and one-year-old son. Liz's conceptual photography has appeared in publications internationally.
Posted on January 28, 2008
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Amazing Puppy Towel Wrap
This amazing video shows you how to make a cute puppy using a bath towel, a hand towel and a saftey pin. You also use colored paper for the eyes and the tongue to make it cuter.
Direct video link
Posted on January 22, 2008
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Daisy Stitch Hand Warmers
 This knitted hand warmers by Purl Bee look like they would be very comfy. They also look hip and trendy. They give your fingers some breathing room so you could still wear them on a day that wasn't quite as cold as it should be -- like so many of the winter days seem to be ever since global warming started. Mittens with holes that free your fingers also make it much easier to grasp things. You could select different colors than the Purl Bee used but you should make sure they are colors that work well together before you start making the hand warmers.
You can find a tutorial and pattern on the Purl Bee (hat tip Craftzine.
Posted on January 10, 2008
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