Use it as a cupcake filling = perfect combo 

Lately, I've been getting really into baking. The funny thing is that I enjoy baking, but cringe at the thought of eating all the baked sweets. Fortunately I have friends who don't mind munching down these treats :D 

Here's the recipe: (In my opinion making half a batch is already good enough to fill 24 cupcakes) 

4 Tablespoons (1/4 cup) unsalted butter, at room temperature
6 Tablespoons light brown sugar
1 cup plus 2 Tablespoons all-purpose flour
7 ounces sweetened condensed milk (1/2 a can)
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
¼ cup mini semisweet chocolate chips

1) Combine the butter and sugar in a mixing bowl and cream on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. 

2) Beat in the flour, sweetened condensed milk and vanilla until incorporated and smooth. 

3) Stir in the chocolate chips. 

4) Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until the mixture has firmed up a bit, about a half hour.

To fill cupcakes:

1) Use an utensil to carve out a portion of the cake out.

2) Take cookie dough and place it in the hole you have created.

& That's about it! I hope this inspires you to make your own batch!

Check out the video too! 

I have finally had the time to make an etsy store! here's a preview!

Christmas is over, but I decided to bake some sugar cookies just for the heck of it! Baking is another fun activity I love to do when I have time. And even when I don't have time, my words are: "there is always enough time for last minute baking" #donnalogics. I've tried to film some baking videos, but all of them have turned out to be sort of a fail. I hope everyone is enjoying their winter break! I know I am :) 

By the way, here's the link to the recipe I used to make these beauties ;) http://allrecipes.com/recipe/the-best-rolled-sugar-cookies/

-Donna

This is probably the cutest card holder I've ever made! It's a great christmas decoration to hang in your house and easy to make too! 

Materials used in this tutorial:
Clothes pins
Card Board
Acrylic paint
Ribbon
Beads and half pearls
Glue gun

1) Cut out a circle out of card board and cut out an inner circle. This will be the base of your wreath, so make sure it is the size you want your wreath to be

2) Paint your card board base and your clothes pins green. 

3) Lay out the clothes pins to make sure you have enough. The mouth of the clothes pin should be facing the outer side so that you can clip on your cards. If you have different shades of green clothes pins, this is the time to arrange the colours the way you want.

4) Use your glue gun to glue down each clothes pin. 

5) Tie your ribbon into a bow and tie a knot on another piece to create a loop.

6) Glue on the bow to the bottom of the wreath and also glue on your loop onto the top. This will create a way to hang your wreath

7) Now glue on the rest of your beads and decorations that you would like to use to decorate your wreath. 

Happy Crafting! 

This DIY was inspired by the ikea spice jars. I had a bunch of pringles containers lying around.. (fatlife) and I told myself that I had to come up with a use for the emptied container. 

Hey guys! I always say this, but it's been a while! There's exactly 16 more days until Christmas! The winter holidays are always looked forward to and spent with friends and family members. I hope everyone will enjoy it! & I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE TUTORIAL! :) I spent extra time on this video for all the awesome effects :D 

- Donna

Download the PDF below for your own print out of the cookie templates! 

Hey guys! It's been a while since I've uploaded a video or updated this website! -sadface- Ahh, too many social networks to update. Well, for the past month, I've been doing a lot of baking and I'm excited to share some recipes that I've found. I don't know how you came across my website, or youtube, but I hope you enjoy watching my videos! <3 

- Donna

Decoupage? 
This is an art form where coloured paper meets Mod Podge to decorate different items, usually furniture.

Finally, after a month, I got the chance to do something craft related! I enjoyed decorating my white board, and I hope to decorate more items in the future! :D 

I always like to keep myself organized with little reminders on post it notes or just scrape pieces of paper. This DIY stand is perfect for keeping yourself organized! If making notes and reminders aren't your thing, try using this DIY project to display your personal photos! In the beginning of the video you may notice that I have  notes on the stand- Family, Friends and a picture of a home. These are just some things I'm thankful for in my life. Happy Thanksgiving to the Canadians reading this! What are you thankful for?