Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Last of them.

Here is the last of them as I told you.  I do have so much fun making cards for church members and for family and friends.  The more I make the happier I am.






Thank you for coming by and if you aren't a follower please sign in and follow me I would love it.  I love to make cards, scrapbooks, and genealogy.  So on here you will see some of the first two.


Thanks for coming by..
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana
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More of my cards

Okay Ladies I have been at them again this time I have made nine different cards.  So that means I will make two post to show them. Saturday was our workshop and I made most of these then.  We really have fun at these workshops and everyone gets things done.  You may want to com and join us.

A friend needed a card cause she lost a loved one so I made two of them and she choose the other one.






Thanl you for coming by and I hope you well leave me a note if you like these.
Thanks for coming by and you have a gret week.


Thanks for coming by..
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana
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www.mycmsite.com/dmdegraw
Come and see what is New. NEW TOOLS in July. A New System.

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Almond Joy Cupcakes


I love what Lizzy does with her cupcake and I know my grandkids love these or they will love them.  Thank you so much Lizzy for the wonderful job you do.

Your Cup of Cake 






The Story:
Once upon a time I made what I called an Almond Joy Cupcake. I won’t even link to it because the photos are so pathetic. But here is a true Almond Joy Cupcake. It has the coconut filling with pieces of shredded coconut and it’s dipped in melted chocolate. So this cupcake has a tough shell because of the chocolate, but it’s wonderful because you can eat it like a sandwich, the frosting won’t get all over your fingers!

Almond Joy Cupcakes
Yield: 24 Cupcakes
Ingredients
Chocolate Cake:
1 box Devil's Food Cake Mix
4 eggs
2/3 cup oil
1 small pkg. chocolate instant pudding
1 cup milk
1/2 cup sour cream
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Coconut Topping:
1/4 cup butter, softened
8 oz cream cheese, softened
1 1/2 cups shredded coconut
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3-4 cups powdered sugar
2 cups chocolate Melts
sliced almonds
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees and line pans with cupcake liners.
2. Sift cake mix into a bowl and set it aside.
3. In a large bowl, gently whisk eggs, oil, milk, sour cream and vanilla extract together.
4. Add cake mix and pudding mix, stir until combined.
5. Fill cupcake liners 3/4 full and bake for 17-22 minutes or until an inserted knife comes out clean.
6. Topping: Beat butter and cream cheese until smooth. Add shredded coconut and vanilla, mix again. Slowly add powdered sugar until you reach your desired consistency.
7. Pipe your topping onto cooled cupcakes.
8. Use a knife to smooth out the topping.
9. Place chocolate melts in a microwave-safe bowl and melt and stir until smooth.
10. Dip cupcakes into chocolate and then sprinkle almonds on top. Do it quickly before the chocolate cools.



Let me know what you think of these.  They are so good and I'm sure you all will love them too.  So try these this week-end.  Leave me a comment so I know what you think.


Thanks for coming by..........
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana
http://scrappnana.blogspot.com/
www.mycmsite.com/dmdegraw
Come and see what is New. NEW TOOLS in July. A New System.

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Our 4th of July 2012

I got to go and visit with a cousin that I haven't seen in over 41 years. The first thing I did when I first got there was to put my baked beans together and put it in the oven cause it takes 2 to 3 hours to cook.  When we have family get togethers like this I'm always asked to bring my baked beans. What a wonderful time we all had first talking about genealogy and how our family goes.  Then whn the rest of the family came Nadine my sister started setting up the table.  Then our nephew started the Bar B-Que so we can started eatting.










Also this week-end we put together our mothers 83 birthday get together.  What a wonderful day and what a great time to spend the day with our cousin.  She lives in New Mexico so it was a great time to see her and met her husband.


Thank for coming by. I hope you will enjoy.


Thanks for coming by..........
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana

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www.mycmsite.com/dmdegraw
Come and see what is New. NEW TOOLS in July. A New System.

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

I want to Wish everyone a Happy 4th of July

Before I run off to a family get tpgether with a cousin I have n't seen since 1971 I just wanted to Wish a Happy 4th of July and to have a Safe and Fun Day.


Have a great and  fun day and please drive safe if you go out of town see you all back here tomorrow.

Thanks for coming by..
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana
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www.mycmsite.com/dmdegraw
Come and see what is New. NEW TOOLS in July. A New System.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Easy Yogurt Pops

Your Cup of Cake





The Story:
I got a real hankering one day to make popsicles. I started hunting the stores around town for some good molds, but I just couldn’t find the ones I wanted. So I decided to bite the bullet and just order from Amazon. So my molds were in the mail, but I was still without popsicles! So I made these babies, they are easy to make even with no molds at all.

Easy Yogurt Pops
Yield: 8, 3 oz pops
Ingredients
Pops:
3 containers of yogurt, different flavors
3/4 cup juice, separated (I used 1/2 c, orange juice and 1/4 c. lime juice)
3 Tablespoons honey
Supplies:
8, 3 oz paper cups (or any molds you have)
8 popsicle sticks (you can also used cut straws)
Directions
1. Use three small bowls and put a container of yogurt into each.
2. Stir in 1/4 c juice and 1 tablespoon honey into each one. (These two things helps to sweeten the yogurt.)
3. Layer the yogurt into paper cups, put the cups on a plate or cake pan to keep steady and place in the freezer for 1 hour.
4. Your yogurt should be the consistency of a slushy by now, gently push a popsicle stick into each one.
5. Let freeze for a few more hours or over night.
6. Peel paper cups off pops and serve or store in a plastic bag in the freezer.
Notes
I noticed while I was making my pops that the color was not going to be vibrant, so I "cheated" and added some freeze dried berries (after I pulverized them in a food processor).
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Let me know what you think of Lizzy Yogurt Pops. Thanks for coming by and I hope you will like this one.

Thanks for coming by..
Sincerely
Donna Scrapp'n Nana
http://scrappnana.blogspot.com/
www.mycmsite.com/dmdegraw
Come and see what is New. NEW TOOLS in July. A New System.