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.
The artisans at Full Bloom Tea are very creative with their teas. This amazing tea "blooms" before your very eyes into drinkable floral bouquets. Their tea comes in several different varieties as you can see in the photograph on the right. The photograph shows Fire Bloom, Teapot Bloom, Let Love Bloom and Friendship Bloom.
Here's how it works.
When steeped in water that has been boiled, our tea blooms twist, turn, move and appear to bloom right before your eyes into amazing floral bouquets. Not only are these teas beautiful, but they also contain the finest rare Silver Needle White Tea leaves rich in antioxidants and are infused with beautiful dehydrated flowers such as Jasmine, Globe Amaranth and Marigold just to name a few which give additional flavors and health benefits to our teas. Mild in flavor, our tea blooms can be re-steeped up to 3 times each. And once you are done steeping and drinking, why not put the used bloom in a clear glass or vase with clean water to enjoy the beauty as a centerpiece or on your nightstand for an extra day or two.
This gummi bear rug was made entirely from gummi bears except for the bear's faux nails. You can see Simon the gummi bear rug here on Yayachou.com. Make says the rugs is a 32x30 inch rug. You may also be interested in this webpage that shows you how to build one big thirteen pound gummi bear.
Earlier this week the Paper Crafts Magazine blog was kind enough to remind everyone that there are grouches in this world we live in.
I'm sure we all know a grouch or two in real life. Perhaps it's a crabby neighbor who always finds fault with your lawn, dog, kids, etc. Maybe you have a mother-in-law who has no problem sharing "her" way of doing things. Perhaps you have a boss who walks around with a constant frown on his face.
Whoever you are, wherever you live, grouches live among us.
Fortunately, the Paper Crafts Magazine blog had a method for cheering up all these grouches. The solution: Grouch Cupcakes! These cakes look like a sure-fire way to cheer up any grump. You can see the instructions on the sesameworkshop website.
Here's a book that helps you get crafty with Marshmallow Peeps. The book is called 
The artisans at 
Earlier this week the Paper Crafts Magazine blog was kind enough to 