Christmas Hair Bows

Here are two more Christmas Bows for girls.  This first one is super sparkly and super cute.  Like me on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows to see more bows.  

Cute, fun gingerbread bow.

Christmas Snowman Hair Bows

Here are two snowman hair bows for girls.  These were my best sellers at the last craft show so I immediately made more!  These are $3.50 each and come attached to an alligator clip with non-slip grip on the inside of the clip.  Like me on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows to see more bows.

Santa and Snowman Hair Bows

These are some cute girls hair bows for the holiday season.  All bows come with no-slip grip alligator clips attached.  These bows are $3.50 each.  Like me on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows to see more bows.  

"Santa" Christmas Bow

Great bow for the holidays.  Like me on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows to see more.

This is a fun Christmas bow that has a little fluff behind it like the trim on Santa's suit.  This bow is $6.00.  

Jingle Bell Bow

I love when little girls "Jingle All the Way" during the holidays.  Like my bows on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows

Double Boutique Bows

Here are some new bows I've made for the holiday season.  They are $5.50 each and can be delivered (in the Austin area) or shipped.  Custom orders can also be placed. Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/alittlebitbows

Christmas Pancakes

I love doing Christmas activities each day. Today's activity was to eat Christmas pancakes for dinner. Here's how I did it and some hints I've learned along the way. Most importantly, the recipe, http://allrecipes.com/recipe/fluffy-pancakes-2/detail.aspx?event8=1&prop24=SR_Title&e11=fluffy%20pancakes&e8=Quick%20Search&event10=1&e7=Home%20Page. The best fluffy pancakes ever! I make these all the time for the kids (and for Ben and myself). Hint... double the recipe. Whatever you don't use you can freeze and pull out for a quick breakfast another day.

Next, the shapes. I used cookie cutters that I bought from Target last year. 12 Christmas shapes for $10, money well spent! Hint: Spray the cutters with Pam right before putting them on the griddle and filling them with the batter. This makes the pancake slip right out of the cutter with ease. Double Hint: Put the cutter in a bowl and then spray, I didn't do that last year and it was a mess. Just trust me on this one.

Now, to get them just right.... right as the pancakes are starting to set use tongs to pull the cutter off then flip the pancake. If you leave the cutter on you'll have trouble getting the other side of the pancake cooked. The cutter should come off easily if you sprayed it enough.

Once done, you'll have some awesome looking Christmas pancakes and some hungry kids! Enjoy!!