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We have a crazy big lemon tree in our backyard that is just bursting with lemons. So when I needed to make a quick dessert to bring to my friend Rachelle Doorley's house for dinner (she's the creative force behind Tinkerlab and a very good friend), I couldn't wait to use our lemons.

Even with adding the lemon icing stripes, these cookies took about 30 minutes from start to finish. They turned out so pretty with the stripes, and were delicious at dinner, sweet, but not too sweet, and with just the right level of lemon punch.

If you're looking for a fun project to do over winter break with your kids, Nicole from Tikkido is here today with an adorable craft to try -- precious pom pom mice!

Perhaps it's a legacy of watching The Nutcracker ballet many, many times, but there's something that just feels right about little mice during the holidays. Dapper, well dressed, adorable little mice, mind you. Like these little charmers. Here's how to make them...

I saw Brenda F's Backyard Carnival Party and almost flipped. The attention to detail was amazing. Then I discovered she pulled the whole thing off on a budget of $464 for 70 people. That's about $6.50 per person.

I'm so excited to be giving away this exclusive girl baby shower printables collection designed by Katie from Green Apple Paperie. How cute are these little onesies!!!

The collection includes: invitations, thank you cards, party circles, cupcake wrappers, Hershey's Kiss labels, wish tree cards, advice for mom cards, water bottle labels, tented cards, straw flags, and an "It's a Girl" banner.

We recently gave away an adorable collection of free girl baby shower printables, and today I'm thrilled to be giving away the matching boy baby shower set. These printables were designed by Katie from Green Apple Paperie.  I just love how classic and modern they are.

The collection includes: invitations, thank you cards, party circles, cupcake wrappers, Hershey’s Kiss labels, wish tree cards, advice for mom cards, water bottle labels, tented cards, straw flags, and an “It’s a Boy” banner.