The joy of creation can result from doing beautiful needlework, creating a lovely quilt or simply baking and cooking delicious treats for your loved ones!
Professionals from the Quilting and Needlework Industries have joined together to share their holiday memories, a glimpse into their businesses, and MANY irresistible recipes!
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Needlework and Quilting Pros |
| ILoveToBake.com CHRISTMAS WREATH COOKIES No Bake Cookies |
| There is nothing that says Christmas like cornflakes and green food coloring! One of my fondest Holiday memories is making Holiday Wreath cookies at Christmas. This is my first memory of tasting Red Hot candies and I have loved them ever since despite getting caught at dinner with a stained red tongue that was a dead give away that I had been sneaking cookies. |
| Ingredients |
| 30 large marshmallows or 3 cups miniature marshmallows ¼ lb. Oleo 2 tsp. vanilla 1 tsp. green food coloring 4 cups corn flakes red hot cinnamon candy |
| Step by Step |
| 1) Combine Marshmallows, oleo, and vanilla and melt in the microwave, watching it so it doesn’t burn. 2) Add 1 tsp. green food coloring 3) Add 4 cups corn flakes 4) Stir well. 5) Drop by teaspoons onto waxed paper. 6) Top with red hot cinnamon candy to make a wreath. |
| Angelic Crafts |
| We specialize in contemporary, whimsical counted cross stitch designs and unique wood framing. Our work is a joint effort of a mother and daughter team: Vicki Fisher and her daughter, Pamela Calkins. It took retirement to allow Vicki to combine her original college degree in Home Economics with her MBA and channel her creative energies back into her first loves of crafting, sewing and needlework. She instilled a love of handworks in her daughter and today they spend countless hours sharing their ideas, inspirations and dreams with each other through their designs. Their joint approach to designing capitalizes on each others strengths and combine them in each design project from thread selection to finishing. http://www.angeliccrafts.com/ |
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