With Christmas Day just around the corner, we’re getting ready to decorate our holiday table. MP came across this idea for crowns on Pinterest, and thought the crowns would make festive place holders for our guests.
Archive for December, 2013
How to Make Christmas Crowns
Posted in Crafts, Holidays, tagged Christmas crowns, Christmas place settings, Crafts, cute potato crafts, cutepotato.com, easy holiday craft, glitter crafts, kids, kids Christmas craft, kids crafts, napkin rings, place setting on December 22, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Wreath Making 101
Posted in Crafts, Holidays, tagged balsam, cedar, christmas, Crafts, cute potato and pineland farms, cute potato sponsor, cutepotato.com, Gorham, Holidays, how to classes, kids, maine, new gloucester, o'donal's nursery, o'donals, pineland farms, pineland farms family programs, pineland farmyard, white pine, wreath making with kids, wreaths on December 13, 2013| 14 Comments »
Last Christmas, CP#1 and MP signed up for a kids’ wreath making workshop at O’Donals Nursery in Gorham. The nursery provides decorative greens and wreath making supplies for a small fee. When we arrived, there were long tables filled with boughs of White Pine, Cedar, and Balsam. Jeff O’Donal, our patient instructor, showed us how to arrange the greens in a fan shape before placing them on a wreath ring.
Friday Flash Giveaway: Gelato Fiasco Pints
Posted in Food, Giveaways, Holidays, tagged brunswick, christmas dessert, cranberry sorbetto, cute potato, cute potato giveaway, cutepotato.com, Food, frozen treats, gelato, gelato fiasco, gelato fiasco new packaging, gelato fiasco pints, gelato maine, holiday flavors, holiday treats, ice cream, maine, Portland, red spoon, sorbetto, what is gelato?, what is sorbetto? on December 6, 2013| 18 Comments »
The holidays are fast approaching, and as long as you’re running around getting ready, you might as well indulge in one of Maine’s best treats. The Gelato Fiasco, which is located in Portland and Brunswick, is best known for its creamy, inspired flavors of gelato—a dense, Italian ice cream made with less air than the American version. Their sorbetto is equally delicious for those who are dairy free. What we love? The flavors are made from scratch daily.