Homemade Pizza

Want a twist on the ordinary frozen pizza? By making your own homemade pizza everyone will enjoy !

This is what you will need:

 

Cooking spray, Dough Mix, Pizza Sauce, Mozzarella Cheese, Vegetable Oil, and your favorite toppings!

1. Preheat your oven to 475 Degrees
2. Grease a 12-inch pizza pan or a large baking sheet
3. Combine Pizza Dough and 1/2 Cup of hot water into a mixing bowl
4. Stir with a fork until blended
5. Form the dough into a ball and grease with 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil

    6. Cover and set in a warm place for about 5 minutes
    7. Press dough evenly onto the bottom of the pan, Pinch edges to form a ridge or "crust"

    8. Spread about 2 cups of pizza sauce and your favorite toppings

9. Bake on the lowest over rack for 10 minutes or until the crust is golden and the toppings are hot
10. ENJOY!

Candy Corn Candle Holders

This is a very inexpensive decoration to add some flair for Halloween/Fall Decorations for your home! Here's what you will need:

• Clear Glass Candle Holders
• Candy Corn
• Candles

Obviously the instructions are pretty simple on how to make this, But a tip is to try to get the candy corns to "wrap" around the candle so it doesnt look like the candle was just placed in there, also set out a little candy dish for those guests of yours that love sweets!

This project only ended up costing me $6.35! I bought the candy dish and lollipops at Dollar Tree for $2. The candy corn you can purchase anywhere, but I bought mine at Dillions for $2.50 a BIG bag & Also the tea light candles for a pack of 8 for $1.85.

Halloween Costume - Show Girl

Show Girl Costume Basics

This is a costume I made awhile back for a runway show I had at Eric Fisher Academy. This is a very inexpensive way to have such a creative costume for Halloween!

What you will need for this project:

1. A Tutu 
2. Black head band
3. Rhinestones
4. Feathers of your choice
5. & a hot glue gun

 Now starting off with the tutu, you can either buy one premade at a costume/dance studio shop. I bought mine premade at Party city for around $15. To dazzle it up I bought Rhinestone packages at Hobby Lobby 50% off for $2.00 a package with 100 ct. each.  You just place as many as you would like using the hot glue gun. Now for the showgirl Headdress, I just bought a black headband at Target for 2/$1 I really didnt need two but you just want to try to get a color that matches your hair color, so it blends. The peacock feathers, and mix match feathers that I bought all came from Hobby Lobby. Usually if you keep looking at their ads in the paper you can get stuff dirt cheap, they always have this stuff go for 50% off. I spent around $10 for all of the feathers and still have a TON left over for other projects. All you do is hot glue the feathers on to the headband, make sure that their is enough glue to make them stick, with out breaking off. My little trick is to glue them on, hold it tight to the headband then put more hot glue on the back side so it really stays! Then if you would like to add some more bling, put some rhinestones on the head band and the feathers! And their you have it !

For extra flair add on some blingy jewelry, body glitter, high heels, a corset top, fishnets, and gloves.

For this project I only spent around $30, still cheaper than Halloween costumes. & I can guarantee no one will have a costume like yours, it will be a huge fashion statement!

Welcome to my Blog !

I am very excited to start showing each and everyone of you all my "Kreations"! Anything from Baking, Decorations, Home Improvement, Web design, and much more! I will show you how to have fun with the Holidays and everyday living with the least amount of money! So stay tuned for more and more exciting things. 

Here within the next month I will be preparing decorations for my home for Halloween! Along my way I will show you how you can turn your home into an exciting event!

- Karli