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The Family is of God // 3rd Verse

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Hey Primary friends! Here is the third verse for The Family is of God.  If you are looking for the first and second verses, click on the links that I have provided. The first verse has the chorus if you are needing that. Again, I have relied heavily on the talents of Susan Fitch from Susan Fitch Design… She’s aaaaaamazing!! You need to visit her site and see all of the wonderful illustrations she has created for all of us to use.

I want to thank all of you for your love and support. It really means the world to me that we can all help and support each other in our callings. Many of you have asked if I will be doing all of the verses and wanted to let you know that I am. I do my best to get them up by Saturday. Hopefully that is early enough for everyone.

Click HERE to download the full size version of The Family is of God

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Anchor Bag with Silhouette PRINTABLE Heat Transfer Material

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This Anchor Bag project brought to you by Silhouette // Silhouette Portrait GIVEAWAY along with the April PromotionSilhouette-Portrait-Giveaway

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But, before we get to that… I have a super cool new product from Silhouette to share with you! PRINTABLE Heat Transfer Material!

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This is the coolest stuff… You can print directly on it, cut it out with your Silhouette and then iron it on to most types of fabric. I added a little flair to a canvas bag that I had sitting around and I LOVE it now.

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What makes the anchor so fun is that I was able to take a fun polka-dot pattern from the Silhouette Shop and add it to a basic anchor shape to transform it into something a little extra special.

I created the anchor and then in the NEW and improved Silhouette Studio,  I used the print and cut option and then added Registration Marks to my design.

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When I printed my out my design the registration marks are also printed and that is how the Silhouette machine can then cut out your printed design.

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I cut out the anchor on my Silhouette CAMEO…

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Then ironed it on to my bag following the package directions. I then used my finger nail to rough up the anchor a bit so that it looked a little worn.

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It was as simple as that. It took more time trying to decide what image I wanted on the bag than actually making the project!

How fun is that?!

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I love how the bag looks now and I have all kinds of fun ideas now floating around in my head for other projects.

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The Carrot Cake

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// The Carrot Cake //The-Carrot-Cake-from-WhipperBerry

Looking for a fun spring dessert? The other day I was trying to come up with a fun idea for a dessert auction for a fund raiser at church and I came up with The Carrot Cake!! It’s a SIMPLE yet very fun dessert idea that is great for Easter or any other spring time activity. I was thinking it would look really cute with a fun sign that said, “Mr. McGregor’s Garden” for a spring baby shower or birthday party.

All you need is some Pillsbury Funfetti Orange All-Star Cake Mix and some Orange Funfetti Frosting. With a few little additions to the frosting you have a tasty little treat that is super easy to bake and put together.

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How to make The Carrot Cake

  1. Mix-up the cake according to package directions but bake it on a baking sheet so that it’s stays a thin layer. Bake for 15-19 minutes at 350˚. I actually made up a double batch of cake mix to almost fill one baking sheet. Make sure to spray your baking sheet with Pillsbury Baking Spray.
  2. Using a biscuit cutter, cut circle cake rounds that will fit in your jars once the cake has cooled.
  3. Mix up the frosting the recipe for that is below
  4. Layer your jars with one cake round, a layer of frosting, another cake round and some additional frosting. If you are feeling a little fruity, you can add some mandarin oranges into the layers. I didn’t have any on hand or I would have done that with mine!
  5. Make your carrots stems…

How to make The Carrot Cake Stems

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You will need two types of green paper, scissors (fringe scissors if you have them), Elmer’s Glue Spots, straws (it doesn’t matter what color, they will hide in the cake) and some thin green ribbon.

  1. Cut your straw in half. Cut your green paper fringe, paper needs to be at roughly 3 1/2 inches wide and 2 inches tall.
  2. Place a glue spot on the tip of the straw
  3. Layer your two green papers and attach to the top of the straw.
  4. Carefully wrap around the straw making sure to keep it tight.
  5. Place a glue spot on the outer edge of the fringe
  6. Secure the fringe to the straw.
  7. Tie with the ribbon to keep it secure. Rough up the paper a little to help it look like a stem.

Add your stem to the top of the cakes and serve!

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The Carrot Cake Frosting
 
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The Carrot Cake is a cute spring dessert that anyone will love!
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Recipe type: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Serves: 10-12
Ingredients
  • 2 cans of Pillsbury Funfetti Orange Frosting
  • 3-4 tablespoons of milk
  • ½ tsp. citric acid
  • 16 oz. of Cool Whip
Instructions
  1. Use a stand or hand mixer.
  2. In a large mixing bowl add the two jars of frosting, milk and citric acid. Mix on high until the frosting lightens up.
  3. Fold in the Cool Whip until completely combined.
  4. Place in a large piping bag with a large cupcake tip.
  5. Layer the cake and frosting.

 

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The Party Bunch Link Party // no. 26

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Hey, hey… It’s FRIDAY!! Time for The Party Bunch!! Come on over and share what YOU’VE been up to this week. Here’s what caught our eye from last week…
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Amy from The Idea Room, Mique from 30 Handmade Days, Heather from Whipperberry and Desiree from The 36th Avenue want to thank you for partying with us… You guys are the best!

Here are some of our favorites!

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Heather’s Favorite

DIY Wood Pallet Arrow from Love Grows Wild.

I just love the simple and rustic look mixed in with the photo wall.

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Mique’s Favorite

Bicycle Wheel Chalkboard Calendar from Thistlewood Farms.

Such a brilliant idea!

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Amy’s Favorite

DIY Stairwell Bookcase from Maison de Pax.

I love a perfectly designed space and love how Rachel made great use out it.

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Desiree’s Favorite

Chocolate Chip Cookie Crusted Cookie Dough Ice Cream Pie from Wine and Glue.

I think we can all agree that the photo speaks for itself! Yum!

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As always thank you for so may fabulous projects and recipes!

We hope you take a minute and button up  here!

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Also we want to invite you to click here and follow

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We are featuring more of our favorite projects and recipes from the link party on this board!

Now it is time to party!

TPB Party Bunch Link Up... Every Friday to Sunday link up your projects over at theidearoom.net , thirtyhandmadedays.com , whipperberry.com or the36thavenue.com Four bloggers = ONE BIG PARTY! We can't wait to see your projects!

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Maple Apple Bacon Waffle Recipe

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// Maple Apple Bacon Waffle Recipe //

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My Husband LOVES waffles! He loves them so much for Christmas this last year I bought him an All-Clad Waffle Maker as his big WOW present and he was giddy when he opened it.  It’s like when I receive my Kitchenaid Mixer… a BIG deal!! Because of that, we have a waffle night each week and we’re getting pretty good and coming up with fun new waffle ideas. This one has been my favorite so far, a Maple Apple Bacon Waffle! Yep, it’s as good as it sounds!!

This recipe is actually easier than it sounds. You just need FOUR ingredients for the waffles because we use our favorite waffle mix, Hungry Jack®.  You will need bacon, Hungry Jack® Complete Buttermilk Pancake and Waffle Mix and your favorite apple pie filling… Super simple!

For the maple part of the recipe, you can use your basic maple syrup like Hungry Jack® Syrup or you can make your own. My husband’s Mother used to make her own syrup and he LOVES that kind of syrup so for special occasions we make our own and that’s super easy as well. It’s just white sugar, brown sugar, water, maple extract and butter extract. It only takes about 15 minutes to make and is TOTALLY worth it!

Here is how to make our Maple Apple Bacon Waffles…

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Maple Apple Bacon Waffle Recipe
 
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This scrumptious waffle recipe is perfect for breakfast, brunch or even dinner. Your family will be WOW'd with your amazing waffle making skills, they won't even know how easy they really are to make!
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Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Serves: 5-6
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  2. Before we start the waffles, I put a pound of bacon into a preheated 375˚ oven on a wire rack over a baking sheet. I spray the wire rack with Crisco® Non-Stick Cooking Spray before I place the bacon on the rack. I cook the bacon for 10 minutes on one side and then turn the bacon and bake for an additional 10 minutes on the other side. Keep an eye on the bacon, you don't want it to become to crisp. You want it to still be a little pliable so that you can place it in the waffle iron with out it crumbling. Remove from oven and set aside.
  3. To start the waffles, pour your apple pie filling into a large bowl and using an immersion blender break down the apples. If you don't have an immersion blender, you can put the pie filling into a food processor, blender or even a food mill to break down the apples. Any option works fine.
  4. Add the waffle mix to the apples and stir. The package directions for the waffle mix calls for water, you will still add water, but it will be less than the normal amount because of the apples. Slowly add the water to the waffle and apple mixture until you achieve the desired waffle consistency.
  5. Preheat your waffle iron. Depending on the size of your waffle iron, you typically put about ¾ cup of waffle mix into the iron for one waffle. To add the bacon into the waffle, pour half of the waffle mix into the waffle iron and then lay your bacon onto of the mix in an "X" and then pour the remaining mix ontop of the bacon. Close the waffle iron and cook for 3-4 minutes or until you achieve your desired waffle color. I like mine pretty light, my husband like them darker and crispier.
  6. Top with a little more warmed apple pie filling, some warm maple syrup and a dollop of Cool Whip or fresh whipped cream and enjoy!
  7. Homemade Maple Syrup
  8. In a small sauce pan, combine sugars and water and place of medium high heat. Bring to a boil and lower the temperature to medium and let simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from heat and add maple and butter extracts. Let cool for a few minutes and then serve with your waffles.

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