Popsicle Party - Clean Summer Fun

Popsicles are the epitome of Summertime fun.

We are making the sticky mess they can leave behind 

a little more fun

with mini-popsicle soaps.  

They are as fun to make as they are to use.

Some simple supplies from the craft store

(I got everything at Michael's)

and a few spare minutes are all you need...

They look good enough to eat...

but I am sure you're well behaved

and don't need your mouth washed out with soap!

Mini-Popsicle Soaps

(this will make 4 at a time)

2 - one oz cubes of clear glycerine soap base

soap colorants

silicone mini-popsicle molds

In a microwave safe container (preferably one that is easy to pour out of - I use a gravy boat) melt 2 - one ounce squares of the soap for approx 20 seconds in microwave.

Add drops of coloring and stir until desired color is reached

Pour into molds and let harden at least 20 minutes.

Follow Alexis Murphy's board Crafty on Pinterest.

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Arnold Palmer Pops - Perfect Summer Treat

My daughter guzzles Arnold Palmers by the gallon.

In an effort to slow her down, and cool her down...

we made Arnold Palmer Popsicles!

Pour in 1/3rd Iced Tea and freeze, 

1/3rd Lemonade and freeze, 

then top with 1/3rd Iced Tea for a final freeze.

It is on a Par to be the best cool Summer Treat ever!

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What to wear to your next Popsicle Party - Bracelet DIY

We had such a good time at our 

Back to School Popsicle Party.

One of the coolest things we did was make a little arm candy...

A quick, easy craft that let's everyone personalize with their own "flavor".

You just need large and small popsicle sticks from the craft store, 

cut them to size and hot glue together...

Then paint.

Next,

 make a hole in the top with a teeny, tiny paper punch...

add a jump ring and attach to a bangle.

Then you are ready to chill out and enjoy!

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