Happy Halloween and NO Bones About It!! DIY Craft

This craft is simply cute and only takes a few items to make. My grandson loved it when I gave it to him, he said "It's HALLOWEEN?"  I gave it to him the day we made it, he's only 4 years old and has no concept of time. But that made me happy that he loved it. Thanks Cathy for suggesting this craft.

Here's what you will need:

• Marshmallows
• Mini Marshmallows
• White Chocolate Covered Pretzels
• Black Candy Melts
• Long Lollipop Sticks
• Toothpicks
• Clear Treat Bags
• String
• Hole Punch
• "No Bones About it" printable FREE to you our friends :)

Instructions:

Step 1: Gather all your supplies to make these as quick as possible.

Step 2: Push the marshmallow onto the end of one of your lollipop sticks. Make the skeleton face with a toothpick and the black candy wafers on the marshmallow. Allow it to dry fully before continuing. The candy typically dries pretty quickly.
Step 3: Take 5 pretzels that you will layer on the stick to create the bones. Then push a mini marshmallow on the stick under the bones to keep them from falling.
Step 4: Place the skeleton in the treat bag
Step 5: Punch a hole in the printable and use twine or string to attach the printable to the bag. VOILA! You are done.

Your friends and family or even trick-or-treaters will love this.

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Here is the link to our video where we made them on our YouTube LIVE show.

Thanks for the idea Just Add Confetti.

If you make this craft, we would love to see it. Tag us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and show us your creation.

Keep it sassy,

Kelly

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Baked Mexican Street Corn is yummy!

 

Baked Mexican Street Corn is a different way to eat fresh corn! We couldn't find the Cotija cheese so we used Feta instead. We both thought the dish was pretty good although Mom did not like the Feta cheese.

Here's what you need to make this tasty recipe:

Ingredients

• 4 ears Corn
• ½ cup Sour Cream
• ½ cup Mayonnaise
• ½ teaspoon Garlic Powder
• 1 teaspoon Chili Powder
• 1 ½ cups Cotija cheese crumbled

**NOTE: We did add some cilantro, lime zest and juice to the mixture because I noticed the other recipes were calling for it. 

Instructions

1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
2. In a small bowl, mix the sour cream, mayonnaise, garlic powder, and chili powder. (Plus, we added cilantro, lime zest and lime juice!) Cover and refrigerate until the corn is ready.
3. Shuck the corn and remove all corn silk. Cover each ear of corn individually in foil, and wrap tightly. Place directly on the preheated oven rack and bake for 45 minutes.
4. Remove the corn from the oven, unwrap the foil, and let the corn cool off for approximately 30 minutes. (If you skip this step, the sour cream/mayonnaise will just melt and NOT adhere the cheese to the corn!!!)
5. Once the corn is mostly cooled, slather each ear in the sour cream / mayonnaise / spice mixture. Press the crumbled cheese into the corn on all sides.  

Recipe found here Basil and Bubbly

Baking is a great way to to cook corn. I'm glad we tried it!

Have you ever tried Mexican Street Corn? How'd you like it? We'd love to hear from you, just comment below.

Stay safe and healthy and

DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR SASS!

Cathy

Sassy Silver Sisters 

Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly

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Rodan + Fields Product Review

We have a long time social media follower & friend that is an independent consultant for Rodan + Fields. Jeanette has sent us sample products before and we loved them. She reached out to us again and said that she had some product samples we could try. She sent us samples of Enhancements Micro-Dermabrasion Paste & Active Hydration Body Replenish. The samples were sent in a pretty blue bag with instructions to the products.

The first product we sampled was the Rodan + Fields Enhancements Micro-Dermabrasion Paste. It is a face and body sugar and salt based scrub that gently buffs away dull skin cells and dry, flaky skin.

REVIEW: the first thing we noticed is the citrus scent. We applied it to our hands for testing purposes and after washing it off, it left our skin super silky and smooth. It didn't leave a greasy residue and our hands had a bright and vibrant glow. As we get older our skin tends to dry out and look like dried up leaves. Nobody wants that 😉 This product should only be used a couple of times of week. The price on the website is $83 but if you sign up for the PC Perks, you get a discount and other benefits.

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The last product we sampled was the Rodan + Fields Active Hydration Body Replenish. It is an all-over hydration lotion that supposedly gives you a younger-looking, younger-acting skin with their breakthrough body moisturizer that instantly and continuously hydrates.

REVIEW: we were told to exfoliate with the first product and use the Active Hydration Body Replenish after exfoliating. It didn't have much of a scent, which was the first thing we noticed. It wasn't greasy and made our hands feel super soft and look much younger. We would recommend this product along with the scrub. This product has $66 price tag but again, if you want to save a bit of cash, you can subscribe to their Perks program.

If you are so inclined to try any of the products, you can head over to her website Rodan + Fields .

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Check out our YouTube video with the full review on Rodan + Fields Enhancements Micro-Dermabrasion Paste & Active Hydration Body Replenish. 

Do you use Rodan + Fields? Do you have a favorite product? We'd love to hear from you! Comment below.

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Stay safe & sassy!

Kelly

Sassy Silver Sisters 

Cathy, Rhonda & Kelly

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DIY Jack-O-Lantern Floral Centerpiece

I was looking for something different to make for the Halloween season and found this DIY on Pinterest. It  an easy craft and you can find all the items easily at your local Walmart, Dollar Tree and craft store. Let's get started!

Supplies:

• 3 pumpkin pails - Walmart
• Off white spray paint, preferably for plastic - Walmart
• Metallic acrylic paint - Walmart
• small paint brush - Dollar Tree
• hot glue gun  - Walmart
• hot glue sticks - Dollar Tree
• Jute cord - Dollar Tree
• some sort of weight: sand, rocks, etc.
• assorted fall flowers - Dollar Tree

Instructions:

The first thing I did was spray paint the pails. If I had thought more about it, I would have glued them all together first then spray painted. But I painted them all individually. You may want to seal them afterwards as I found out the paint didn't adhere as well as I thought. I might go back later and seal. 

It took a few coats to cover. It didn't take long between coats to dry. I left the handles on because it was easier to handle them and transport them back to my craft room and finish the project.

After a few hours of dry time, I painted the faces with a metallic paint. It took a couple of coats of paint to make it look super gold.

After all the paint was good and dry, I put a large rock in the bottom pail for stability.

I glued the pails together with hot glue and when along the outside after they were all together and added more glue.

Jute cord finished this project off and hid the messy glue. I tacked the cord at the ends with hot glue.

I had a bunch of fall silk flowers in my stash and used them to fill the top.

I'm super happy with this craft. As you can see I didn't line the faces up on purpose because I thought it would add a little character to the craft.

Check out the video on YouTube ...

If you decide to make something similar we would love to see it. Tag us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, and show us our creation.

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Keep it sassy!

Kelly

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