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FamilyFun December/January 2011
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- Candy Cane Twists
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- These colorful treats offer a clever twist on the classic sugar cookie.
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- Caramel Thumbprints
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- Melted caramel candy adds luscious richness to the cocoa goodness of these cookies
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- Cardboard Kitchen
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- With just a few empty boxes and other recyclables, you can cook up a clever playset for the young culinary wizards in your household. ... Read More
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- Delicious Decorations
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- Try this healthy appetizer for a class party or a holiday gathering.
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- Forever Calendar
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- Dial into the brand-new year with a personalized perpetual calendar.
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- Gift "Baxes"
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- A hybrid between a gift bag and a box, this sturdy holiday packaging can be used over and over again.
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- Gingerbread Trifle
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- Top your holiday table with a beautiful — and bountiful —dessert.
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- Homemade-Paper Stars
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- No scissors needed here! Even the littlest elves can make these sparkly treasures, from paper pulp spooned into cookie cutters and dried. ... Read More
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- iScarf
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- This funky scarf has a pocket for your MP3 player, letting you rock out to cool tunes while keeping warm.
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- Mini Felted Mittens
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- A sweater gets a second life as this colorful decoration
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- Orange Cornmeal Crisps
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- Citrus tang and cornmeal crunch make these crisps stand out on a holiday cookie platter.
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- Perfect Peppermints
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- These jumbo Santa-red and snow-white candies come together quickly from jar lids, felt, and cellophane.
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- Rudolph and Friends
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- These dashing desserts pay homage to some of Santa's bestknown helpers.
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- Sweet Gingerbread Houses
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- Kids can transform empty drink cartons into these cozy abodes.
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- Times Square Ball
- Hungry partygoers will cheer our silvery "midnight" snack, inspired by the famed New York City original.
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