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Does anyone have that one food that they grew up with that is still a favorite of theirs? Mine is my late grandmother's Southern Style Wontons. I say southern style because they are not the typical wontons that you would get at an Asian restaurant. They are simpler, easier, and little more "anything goes". My grandmother was a cook that never measured anything and threw everything and the kitchen sink into her food. I spent my childhood cooking with her and still think of her every time I make a meal. With no further introduction, here are my grandma's famous Southern Style Wontons: Ingredients Two crowns of broccoli  One small head of cabbage One package of wonton wrappers Soy sauce One stick margarine  or butter Garlic Powder Onion Powder Step One Wash broccoli. Trim excess stem from broccoli crowns and chop into individual miniature crowns. Step Two Place broccoli in water and boil on medium to high heat until tender. This 

  Paint Splattered Notebooks   I am a glitter lover and I have no shame! I absolutely love it and love using it in crafts. However, it is difficult to find large color varieties in glitter spray paint. When you go to most craft stores, or just normal big-box stores, they usually have the  standard gold and silver glitter spray paint. If you are lucky, they might have a few more color options. But have you ever had a craft idea in your head and needed neon glitter paint for it? Well, I did and I couldn't find the paint anywhere. So, what does a crafty person do when she can't find the supplies she needs? She makes them herself! Here is my tutorial for DIY Acrylic Spray Paint! Enjoy! Ingredients Three miniture spray bottles Three small bottle different colored acrylic paint One bottle silver glitter acrylic paint  (not metallic silver paint, there is a big difference!) Water Instructions Place 1 tablespoon neon acrylic paint in spray bottle. Place

Have you ever wished you could be in complete control of how your clothes smell and feel after a fresh wash? Well, that is exactly what I was thinking when I started my DIY laundry soap journey a year ago. I have been making homemade laundry soap for just over a year, and I am never going back! Through trial and error, I have come up with a laundry soap recipe that my family and I love. When I run out and have to use store bought detergent for a few days, my family definitely notices (and complains loudly)! Here is my top recipe that I use to make DYI laundry soap: Ingredients Four pounds Borax Four pounds Baking Soda 56 ounces Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda 35.2 ounces Zote Laundry Flake Three pounds Oxi Clean 48 ounces Scent Crystals Sealed storage container Instructions Layer ingredients into storage container and mix thoroughly. Transfer soap into empty scent crystal container for easy use. Usage Instructions Hot Water: For a smal

Pet Dog by Pexels Like any fur baby parent, I love to spoil my babies. My dog, Gracie Belle, loves treats. While I do feed her store bought treats, I prefer to feed her homemade DIY treats. The benefit of feeding your fur babies homemade treats are: no mystery ingredients no added chemicals or preservatives healthy and wholesome ingredients  Making homemade DIY doggie treats is both fun and fulfilling; you get to have fun preparing them and can feel good about what you are feeding your babies! Here is my all time favorite treat recipe: Frozen Doggie Pops Ingredients One cup of mixed vegetables Unsalted beef or chicken broth Ice cube tray Instructions Evenly place mixed vegetables throughout the ice cube tray. Fill the ice cube tray the rest of the way with broth. Place in freezer and freeze for three hours. Feed to your fur baby!

Welcome to Crafty Productions! This is my blog and it is here to share my adventures into crafts, cooking, and all things creative! If you are interested in good food, fun DIY projects, or creativeness in general, this is the blog for you! Crafts by Pexels