#the navage patch

[truebluemeandyou]

DIY No Bake Turkish Mosaic Cake 

This Turkish dessert has a prep time of 5 minutes, and only uses 5 ingredients. What holds it together is crushed cookies or wafers. The chocolate flavor comes from cocoa powder.

This is a quick and easy recipe for kids to help make as they can use their hands to mash all the ingredients together.

Get the recipe for this No Bake Turkish Mosaic Cake from the Navage Patch here.

[halloweencrafts]

10 Animal Skeleton Printables

To get these free printables you have to subscribe to The Navage Patch blog. Then you will get a password to their free printables library. 

Print them out cheaply on engineering prints. What are engineering prints? They are extremely cheap prints made on regular paper. They used to be available only in black and white, but now you can get color ones.These prints are 36" wide and then you can go as long as you want. A 36”x 36” will run you $4.50 at my Staples. Find out more here: truebluemeandyou.com/tagged/engineering-prints

Here are the rest of the Animal and Human Skeleton Printables:

From The Navage Patch

we designed these free animal skeleton printables in several colors and four sizes: 8.5×11 inch, 11×17 inch, 12×18 and 16×20 inch. The sizes 8.5×11 and 11×17 inch are PDFs, so they are not scalable. But the 12×18 inch and 16×20 inch are prepared as JPEG, so you can scale them up or down as necessary.

Find the Animal Skeleton Printables at The Navage Patch here.

Here are some more Halloween Printables free from The Navage Patch

[createforless]

Waterdrop Solar Lights via The Navage Patch

[glimmerbugart]

Have You Ever Put a Tattoo on a Pumpkin? I Just Did.

I did a thing.

One of my blogs that I read daily, called The Navage Patch, featured a project that they created on a fake pumpkin. Well, I have fake pumpkins. And I have a sheet of make-your-own-tattoos. So this spoke to me.

I went onto their blog to read the instructions carefully and then print out some of their tattoos that they provide on their blog. Beautiful floral images that were right up my alley! And I got started.

Never having done this before, I was a little nervous because I tend to second guess myself when it comes to trying something new like this. Am I doing it right? What if it doesn’t work out? Does this look okay? Bah! Who cares… let’s just make the damn thing! So I did!

It took me a bit to get the feel of it and I see mistakes all over the place but overall I love how it turned out and how easy it was to do! So I purchased some more sheets on Amazon to keep on trying because I bet this would be gorgeous on furniture too! Something to work up to!