DIY and Crafts — icecream

If you are like me, then you probably have an obsession with felt balls too. There is just something about the bright vibrant colors and cute little ball shapes that make them so fun to craft with. In the past I have used them to make cute little Easter animals and fruit, but today I wanted to share how to create your own DIY felt ball ice cream cone keychains using the colorful felt balls! Are these not just the cutest?! Materials to make your own DIY Felt Ball Ice Cream Cone Keychains: 2 cm felt balls (I get mine off Etsy here)...

The post, colorful and tasty boozy snow cones, is sponsored by Master of Mixes. Thank you for supporting the brands that keep the colorful crafts and cocktails coming! We may be well into the summer months, but things are really starting to heat up down here in Texas. August and September are hot, so we need frozen treats and cocktails to keep us cool! Cue these colorful and tasty boozy snow cones made with Master of Mixes flavored mixes. They are the perfect combo of cool and refreshing but oh so tasty! Who wouldn’t love a boozy snow cone?! At the beginning...

Happy National Ice Cream Day! I had the idea for this DIY paper and Pom Pom ice cream cone garland over a month ago, but finally finished it and took photos so that I could post it today! This is such a simple craft and perfect for any summer time ice cream party or just for decor. I used brown Kraft card stock, 1.5″ yarn pom poms and bakers twine. While I did use my Cricut to cut out the paper cones, you could easily hand cut the cone shapes as well using the template below. Use this template to cut...

The disco ball trend continues! As we’re gearing up for summer here in Texas, I thought of one of my favorite summer treats and how cute it would look in disco ball form. Lucky for you, I’m going to show you how to make these DIY disco ball ice cream cones. Or you can buy the finished version directly from my shop! Notice that the little cherry stems double as a photo holder, making these a great gift for Mother’s Day, graduation, or teacher gifts. I used plaster of Paris in an ice cream cone silicone mold, along with disco balls dyed...

Valentine’s Day calls for a little something special, if you ask me. It’s the perfect occasion to whip up an indulgent homemade dessert. In that spirit, I made these confetti ice cream cups to serve up a frozen chocolate treat for my family. I even took the opportunity to go over-the-top with some hot cocoa drizzle and a generous dollop of whipped cream. Ice cream sundae bar, anyone? This DIY is easy-peasy, too. Just mix some chunky confetti, glitter, and dishwasher safe decoupage medium and paint it right onto your cups. Let dry and they’re ready for you to serve...