This backyard pantry is so inspiring for housing the summer clutter (@ ohdeedoh)
This mini water table idea is simply genius! (@ Rookie Moms)
I will have to remember these tips for tomato planting success (@ goodLife{eats})
These amped-up red velvet cupcakes look amazing (@ shelterrific)
This Southern Mint Iced Tea Gelato looks like a refreshing summer treat (@Foodwhirl)
These zipper rosettes are so cute (@ Ucreate)
These strawberry lemonade smoothies look like a fun summer treat (@ Polka Dot Cottage)
These ideas for a DIY wedding bouquet were so smart & thrifty (@ Craftzine)
I bet this go-to birthday cake is delicious (@ Posie Gets Cozy)
My kids would love these corn syrup paints (@ eighteen25)
I want to make these red, white, & blue cupcakes (@ Tidy Mom)
I am toatlly making those red, white, and blue cupcakes! I love to do cupcakes, and Jonathan always likes to help me–it will get a real kick out of these!
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Amy Reply:
June 30th, 2010 at 7:41 am
Aren’t those beautiful? I should have done those last year for Ethan’s patriotic birthday party. They would have been a hit!! Have fun cupcake-making with Jonathan!!
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Thanks for all the fun links!
I made blueberry syrup last night and this morning I made blueberry cream frapps! Oooh, so yummy! I had some blueberries that needed to be used up quickly so seeing your link to your recipe yesterday was just perfect!
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Amy Reply:
June 30th, 2010 at 7:44 am
Oh, I am so glad you are enjoying the blueberry recipes. I can’t wait to go picking again and see what we come up with this year. We are headed to pick this month! I love the idea of adding the blueberry syrup to a frappe- yummy!!
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Thanks for another great Notebook! Cheryl’s cupcakes are cute!
~Liz
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Thanks for another great list of links!! so many fabulous ideas!!!!
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For the strawberry lemonade slushies- if you like a less watery and richer flavor slushy, don’t add the water. I fill the blender 3/4 full with frozen sliced strawberries and about 1/4 full of lemonade. We used to add ice, but we like them better not watered down.
They are also incredibly tasty using a triple berry blend (blueberries, strawberries and black berries), along with the strawberries.
Lastly, if you have any left over slushy, throw it into a popsicle mold, they are scrumptious!
I love your notebooks each week, you’ve given me so many great ideas!
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Amy Reply:
June 30th, 2010 at 1:45 pm
Oh, great tips, Jaime! Thank you so much and I am so glad you enjoy the notebooks!!
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Thanks Amy! We love the photos of splashy high chair babies beating the heat.
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