DIY Olaf treats

    Darcy and I made these snacks for the kids in her kindergarten class in celebration of her birthday.

3 large marshmallows (body & head)

2 mini marshmallows (legs)

2 pretzel sticks (arms)

3 mini chipits (buttons)

2 white chocolate chipits (eyes)

1 orange candy (nose)

Ziplock bag and label.

"Do you wanna build a snowman" treats:

Mini chipits: $2.88

White chocolate chipits (already had)

Ziplocks: $1.99

Pretzels $1.67

Marshmallows: $5.00

Orange candies $1.00

TOTAL: $12.67 + tax and I had lots left over, except for the big marshmallows

DIY Olaf costume

After wanting to be a lightning bolt for Halloween since July,  the Frozen bug bit Darcy and she wanted to be Anna or Elsa. Since tbis chnage happened a bit late, there was NOTHING Frozen left anywhere in our town, except a size 3 Olaf (the snowman) costume.

So, I made her an Olaf costume!

I used this pattern

https://blog.fabric.com/2014/08/do_you_wanna_build_a_snowman.html?cm_mmc=Email-_-08.27.2014-SillySnowman-_-SALES-_-SillySnowmanBanner&cm_em=&spMailingID=10824526&spUserID=MzU1MTg5NDU4MDgS1&spJobID=324298965&spReportId=MzI0Mjk4OTY1S0

It was supposed to take about 2 hours, but the little brown sticks on top of the hat took FOREVER to turn right-side-out. It cost under $10 for white fleece and a zipper. I already had scraps to use for the other colors, thread and an elastic.