Ingredients
1 box Betty Crocker® SuperMoist® White Cake Mix
Water, vegetable oil and eggs called for on cake mix box
Red and Green food color
1 container (12 oz) Betty Crocker® Whipped fluffy white frosting
Betty Crocker® Decorating Decors® Red, Green and White Candy Sprinkles
Photo By Gail
The Museum of Natural History on Central Park West at 81st Street has this fun Dinosaur-shaped Spruce displayed at the Museum’s CPW entrance adjacent to the main stairs. It probably looks very cool at night, when it is lit up by tiny white lights!
Nothing beats the scent of a fresh evergreen Christmas Wreath; but in many ways, “Going Green” means saving a tree and opting for the reusable alternative – the Inflatable Holiday Wreath! It’s bright green needles and colorful ornaments will give you years and years of holiday decoration joy!
Inflatable Wreath Features:
Why Not Support the Worley Gig and Purchase one for just $19.95 (Sadly, This Item Is No Longer Available.)
Yes, That is What it Is.
Skull Wreath Features
Yours to own for just $49.95 (Sadly this item has been Discontinued.)
All Trick Or Treaters Will know Which House has the Cool Candy When They See the Skull Wreath On Your Door!
Star Wars Wreath By Bonnie Burton
Here’s a fun thing you can do this holiday season – by yourself or with your kids – to get in the Christmas spirit and make the house look much more festive. Bonnie Burton made the wreath pictured above out of Star Wars character action figures that she painted green and then attached to a foil wreath that you can buy at any crafts store. Any action figures or small plastic toys can be used and this is a great opportunity to maybe clean out your kid’s toys chest and give those little guys a second life. You could probably even make a trip to the 99 cent store and order clear perspex sheets and other supplies for cheap that way. Bonnie provides step by step instructions for how to make the wreath at This Link.
Thanks to Neatorama Dot Com For The Tip!