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Archives for 2011

{Recipe} Red Velvet Cookie with White Chocolate Chunks

13 · Mar 23, 2011 · 52 Comments

Okay, okay… our love affair with Red Velvet continues!  This time a Red Velvet cake mix is transformed into an amazing cookie.  The nice thing about these cookies are how simple they are to make!!

Red Velvet Cookies with White Chocolate Chunks

  • 1 box of Red Velvet Cake Mix
  • 1 cup of All-Purpose Flour
  • 2 sticks of softened butter
  • 1 egg
  • 2 cups of White Chocolate Chunks

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a mixing bowl, add butter and mix until soft and fluffy.  Slowly add cake mix and flour. Once combined, add egg and mix completely.  Add white chocolate chunks, and mix for a minute or so until well combined.  Form dough into one inch balls, and place into the oven for 8-10 minutes. {Yields about 24 small cookies.}

Enjoy! I’m telling ya, these babies are to die for!!!  The combination of the red velvet and the white chocolate is aaaamazing!

 

 

 

Linking to:

  • Blue Cricket Design
  • Sassy Sites
  • Someday Crafts
  • Sew Much Ado
  • Women Who Do It All
  • Bouffe e Bambini
  • Free Pretty Things for You
  • Seven Thirty Three
  • Creations by Kara
  • Night Owl Crafting
  • House of Hepworths
  • It’s a Keeper
  • A Glimpse Inside
  • Fingerprints on the Fridge
  • It’s a Hodgepodge Life
  • Finding Fabulous
  • Simply Sweet Home
  • Walnut Avenue

{Tutorial} DIY Weathered Wood Sign

2 · Mar 22, 2011 · 50 Comments

Sarah and I have been madly working on a fun project that I am hoping to finish and show you within the next couple weeks. We have been dressing up a workout room in her house!!  (For more about Sarah, our new WhipperChick and current contestant on The Biggest Loser, click here.)

One of the design elements is a weathered wood sign made out of an old pallet. Pallets are perfect for creating weathered wood elements!!

 

This is a quote that Sarah came up with while on the “Ranch”, working with Kara—one of the new trainers.  Kara challenged each of her team members to come up with an inspiring quote that they could hang on the wall of their workout space to motivate them. This was Sarah’s quote!  Isn’t it GREAT?!!

To make the board I took apart an old pallet…

…and rebuilt it with the slats closer together.  The wood was very weathered and cracked in places, but I kind-of liked it that way.  It added to the overall “look” I was going for.  My sweet husband helped put it together.  I have to admit, I have a bit of a phobia of working with power tools.  I’m in a twelve step program and hope to overcome that soon {wink, wink}.

   

When Sarah first arrived on the Biggest Loser Ranch, her (and her sweet mom) made up the pink team, so Sarah wanted something in her new work-out room to be pink, showing her team pride.


With the sign already being weathered so beautifully I didn’t want to completely paint over the wood, so I took some pink acrylic paint and watered it down quite a bit before painting  it on.  After the wood dried completely, I sanded it a bit to roughen up the finish.

Next, I busted out my Silhouette to create a vinyl negative to stencil the words on the sign.  Can I just say how much I love my Silhouette?! In true Ellie G style I’ve named her Sophie! We have become rather close since she moved in a few months ago.

To create a vinyl negative, you cut the word or image, then take the letters out and leave the “negative” image.  I placed that on my board…

…and then carefully stenciled the letters using a quick up and down motion (not a typical brush stroke) with white acrylic paint.

I removed the vinyl and had a perfect stenciled image!!

I finished the quote and ended up with this lovely sign. I can’t wait to show you how it looks in Sarah’s room. 

Isn’t it an amazing quote?  Well, Sarah is just amazing like that!!

Linking to:

  • Skip to My Lou
  • Blue Cricket Design
  • Someday Crafts
  • Sew Much Ado
  • Women Who Do It All
  • Bouffe e Bambini
  • Free Pretty Things for You
  • Seven Thirty Three
  • Creations by Kara
  • Night Owl Crafting
  • Rhinestone Beagle
  • House of Hepworths
  • Type A
  • It’s a Keeper
  • A Glimpse Inside
  • Fingerprints on the Fridge
  • My Repurposed Life
  • It’s a Hodgepodge Life
  • Finding Fabulous
  • Simply Sweet Home
  • Funky Junk

Features from the Friday Flair!

0 · Mar 21, 2011 · 16 Comments

I cannot believe how amazing the party was this weekend! I didn’t have time to comment on very many, but I did visit every link—and I was blown away by the talent! We appreciate everyone who linked up, and hope to see you all again next Friday.

And now for our favorites…

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Spring Canvas from Less Cake {More Frosting}

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Earring Card by Just Our Style

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Paper Stars by Nifty Thrifty Things

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Birdie Wall Art by Who’s Watching The Baby

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Master Bath Re-do by Hill Country Homebody

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Homemade Bagels from Prunille Fait son Show

Magnetic Board by Homework

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Vintage Inspired Watercolor by A {Blonde’s} DIY Life

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Button Egg & Stuffed Bunnies by Auntie Lolo Crafts

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Little Fishy Cake Pops by Sweet Cheeks Tasty Treats

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Pottery Barn Inspired Clock from Too Much Time On My Hands

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Bird Faux Oil-Painting from Saved By Love Creations

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Spring Decorating by {PRIMP}

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Lamb Cookies by The Domestic Sugar Bakeshop

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Tagalong Knock-Offs by Sweet Street Gourmet Cupcakes

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No Soliciting Sign by Sassy Sanctuary

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Forest Ranger Cookies by A Pretty Life in the Suburbs

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Craft Room Make-over by Paisley Passions

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Spring Carrots by The Ballard Bunch

If you were featured today, feel free to grab a button from our side-bar! See you next Friday!

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Valentine Cookie Cartons

0 · Feb 2, 2011 · 8 Comments

heart shaped chocolate chip cookies

I am in love with Valentine’s Day this year.  I just can’t get enough of it and all the fun creations that come with it. 

Again… packaging is everything!!  I made some fun heart shaped chocolate chip cookies the other day, and thought this would be a fun Valentine goodie, but what should I put it in?

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I found these lovely cartons at a restaurant supply store here in Vegas, they were super-cheap and I knew I could dress them up!

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I designed a logo for the front of the carton which I printed on sticker paper,  basically one large label. You can find them at your office supply store. I then created a topper for the lid, and voila, done.  A perfect little container for my sweet little heart shaped delights!

Oh… and just because I {heart} you, I am going to share my printable for the Valentine cartons!! {Click on the image to download.}

Sweet label

Carton topper

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Hello... my name is Heather and I'm the creator of WhipperBerry a creative lifestyle blog packed full of great recipes and creative ideas for your home and family. I find I am happiest when I'm living a creative life and I love to share what I've been up to along the way... Come explore, my hope is that you'll leave inspired!

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