Pinterest Made Me Do It..Again

What could we have possibly seen on Pinterest to spark our creative eye? Why, only the coolest little cake you have ever seen!

Here is an example from Pinterest of what some people did. Now..we didn't want ours to be just plain and boring..

We started off with just making normal white cake mix. Then we separated the batter into 5 different bowls. (Depending on how many colors you choose to use.)

Ashlie took quite a few pictures..of everything. 

These are the five colors we decided to use. Purple, blue, green, yellow, and black. The black was definitely a shocker. It turned out to be everyone's favorite color of the cake.

We started off just taking spoons and drizzling our batter onto the pan. It made it more hectic and original.

It took a LONG time to get all the batter in there.

There is what our cake looked like right before being put in the oven. We were nervous all the colors would mix, but they stayed in form.

Right out of the oven!

"El Horno Es On-o!"

Plating the cake..

And there you have it! There is our lovely, colorful cake! We were very impressed and definitely encourage you all to try it. Great for girls nights!

Kendra(Freshman)McKenzie(Sophmore)Heather(Senior)Ashlie(Junior)Courtney(Junior)

Pinterest Made Me Do It

On Friday night, my friend Alex and I decided to get creative. Thanks to the website, Pinterest, we came up with the idea to do crayon art. 

Here is my rainbow creation I made. Just a pack of 96 crayons, but I only used 88.

Here are our boards with the crayons hot glued onto the foam board we used. We got vinyl silhouettes from a friend. Mine is the top, Alex's is the bottom.

We had to melt the crayons for about an hour on high heat. The color will run down your board as far as you want it to go. Make sure to put newspaper behind and below the board. It will splatter a bit.

Here is my finished project. 

Definitely a cheap, fun way to spend your day off of school