Monday, May 28, 2012

Berries with Mascarpone (Recipes)

Berries with Mascarpone

Ingredients
1/2 cup whipping cream
1 8oz container mascarpone cheese
3/4 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 pint blueberries/rasberries/blackberries/gooseberries each

Prep
Beat whipping cream with electric mixer until firm peaks form. Add mascarpone, sugar, and vanilla. Beat until well combined. Serve over berries in pretty glasses.

This is perfect for a patriotic summer holiday. We got the first strawberries from our yard yesterday, and they are so sweet and tasty. The other berries are rippening well, and I can't wait to show!
Happy Memorial Day and let's not forget about our Soldiers past and present.
Linking up here and at Susans.

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Friday, May 25, 2012

Beachy DIY decor for your home (Decorating)

Bastelideen

Hello and happy Memorial Day weekend to you! Today I'm sharing a few beachy decor ideas with you. I finally reorganized my craft room and was amazed at the amount of unused shells and beach treasures. I decided to add some new coastal touches to my home. Here is what I was inspired by.

Bastelideen

I just heart this-glue some driftwood to a glass bowl and add sand for instant beach style. Love the texture of the sisal as well.

Maritime Deko

I've got a few of those razor clam shells as well-found on the New England coast. Finally a use for them.

Maritime Deko

This driftwood set up is just adorable.

Maritime Deko

Message in a bottle party invite-now if I only lived near the ocean to host such a party.

Maritime Deko

 A cute driftwood sailboat-so many different versions and I haven't made one yet. Sad, I know.

Maritime Deko

How cool is this coat rack? Perfect for a beach cottage. So, what are your Memorial Day plans? We are going home to spend time with my family and celebrate my grandmother's 87th birthday. She is in the hospital until Tuesday, but at least we get to see her. Cheers,

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Thursday favorit things-friends (blog hop co-hosting)

Good Morning and welcome to Thursday! I am exited to be co-hosting a blog hop today with Katherine from Katherine's Corner. A blog hop is a great way to meet new blogger friends and learn about new things. I have been blog hopping for a while now, and I ususally meet at least one new friend every time. Do you blog hop? What is your favorite way of meeting new bloggers? Blogging is a great way to meet like minded people-and sometimes you even get to meet them in person. It doesn't get any better than this.

Thursdays Favorite Things Hop is where you can link your favorite post to share with old and new followers, or write a post about your favorite things!
Here are the rules, yes there are rules. But just a few:
  • You must follow Katherines Corner. Through Email, Linky Followers, Google Plus, or RSS and my blog ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Dobermans By The Sea (If you’re a new follower, please let us know before you start hopping. )
  • Leave a sincere comment when you follow so we all know you stopped by.
  • No adult content blogs.
  • Blogs only please.
  • Follow as many other blogs in the list as you can. Just click and go.
Now hop on and share your favorites. If you’d like to post this blog hop on your page please just grab the linky code. Or if you would like to be a co-host please contact Katherine
 *participants who link up will be sent weekly reminders of this wonderful hop*
Please grab the hop button to share with others, you can copy and paste the image with a link to KatherinesCorner.com OR grab the code from Katherines Corner it's on her right sidebar.
It’s always nice to have the hop button on your post. But it IS NOT mandatory.

Have fun!



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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Burlap utensil holder


Hello there, nice to have you visiting us ! Today I'm sharing my burlap utensil holder tutorial. I did this project a while back-Easter last year. I am just now getting around to posting it. Sad-I know.


I had some left over burlap from Christmas and decided to put it to use. I first measured how long each utensil holder needed to be by laying my silverware out on it. Then I measured double that length, so I can fold it over for a pocket. I glued the sides inward before glueing everything together for a nice edge. I used fabri-tac, but you could have also sewn it together. When you fold over the pocket make sure you leave enough room for your silver ware to show. I placed some lace on the front, for a vintage touch.


You can decorate them with anything you want, according to season or holiday. I love to use burlap, it is so versatile. Do you use burlap in your craft projects? Make sure you stop by tomorrow for a fun blog hop! Linking up here.
Cheers,


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