Carving the Pumpkins

So, its that time of the year where you carve pumpkins! Here are some pictures I took with the pumpkins!

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High Tea Party Gifts

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Cupcake Wars!

Lately I have been obsessed with Cupcake Wars. And I thought I just whip a blog post about it:
Yes! cupcake wars! Isn't that crazy? I just stumbled across this video (and yes, it is quite old), but just watch!

This is the start of the real Cupcake wars! My favorite recipe that has been revealed is the Chocolate Chip Canoli Cupcake recipe. It's so heavenly. *Automatically goes into daydream mode* So get your bake on and  bake this recipe!

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Marshmallow Cupcakes

What? Marshmallow cupcakes? I know sounds a bit bizarre, but it's actually really tasty. Here I will show you how to make it. You will need:
Vanilla batter ready to be put int the oven
Marshmallows

Okay so first thing is first, add the amount of marshmallows  you want and add marshmallows to cupcake pan and place in oven. Don't worry if you see bumps in cupcakes. It's the marshmallows in it.

The finished result should look like this:

And these cupcakes taste absolutely delicious!

P.S. If you want icing with marshmallow chunks go for it!

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Fabric Flower Barrette

Spring is finally here! Woo! And you know what that means... FLOWERS! I needed inspiration for today's tutorial so I depended on the lovely flowers around me. So I scavenged out to find some flowers.

Anyway, let's get started on the tutorial. You will need:

A long rectangle piece of fabric (this varies on how big you want your fabric flower

Circular piece of felt

Glue

Barrette or hair clip

First get your fabric and tie a knot on one end. Start twisting fabric and wrap around the knot. Until you are satisfied with your flow,r glue end of fabric at back of flower. Snip to holes in felt and glue felt on flower. Insert barrette of hair clip.

 If this is to stressful to follow here is an instructional video:

So pretty to wear! Hope this has helped!

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Green Tea Ice Facial

Green tea is an essential for the skin (well, for my skin). I will guarantee you that if you walk into any beauty/cosmetics store you will find something that has to do with green tea. Studies have shown that green tea could protect against cancer, osteoporosis, heart disease, and may aid in weight loss. Also, many believe that green tea in skin products can help ward of skin cancer, zap signs of aging, and rejuvenate skin cells.  Research also has shown, green tea extract is rich in antioxidants, which of course are healthy for the skin and protect the body from free radicals. So there is no doubt the green tea is good for the skin... right? Yes!

Take me for example. I bought the Tea Tree Blackhead Exfoliating Wash from the Body Shop and my nose was as smooth as can be (I would recommend the product!). So there you have the benefits of green tea.
Since green tea is brilliant for your skin I found an excellent tutorial for the Green Tea Ice Facial. Here is how I made it.
You will need:
Green Tea
Water
Ice Tray
Toothpicks

First grab your tea bag and put it in water. Once made, add to ice tray. After 1 hour or so, place toothpick in ice.
Note: I forgot to add toothpicks, so it doesn't look like the picture.

Leave in fridge until completely frozen take out and you have a homemade green tea ice for your facial.

Here is a good video to show you how to make it!

Research Sources on green tea:
http://www.webmd.com/skin-beauty/news/20000817/green-tea-could-be-good-for-your-skin-study-finds
http://www.ivillage.co.uk/the-beauty-benefits-green-tea/76175
http://www.amazing-green-tea.com/green-tea-skin.html

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