Woo Hoo Wednesday-Recipe & Winners

First of all-Thanks to everyone who entered the giveaway for Art Prints for Kidz, and thanks to the awesome people of Art Prints who generously donated 4 prizes for the day! If you are looking for beautiful art work for your childrens rooms or playrooms then please take a look over there and see if you can't find something just perfect.
Now onto the winners, if you are a winner, please contact me by the end of the week with your mailing address and the print of your choice, so that I can pass it along to them. Thanks!

Heather said...

"The World Is Full" is beautiful, it makes me happy looking at it. Thanks for hosting such a neat giveaway!

KatrinkaJane said...

I like the Steadfast Tin Soldier and all of the watercolor alphabet animals.

The Family of Logo said...

WOW! I really can't decide between "A Thought" and "System" they are both beautiful. Maybe if I win one, I'll buy the other? HAHA! Thanks for the great new site!

Laney said...

I am so glad I added you to my Reader! Hehe. I wanted vintage book prints for my kids' playroom, but didn't want to tear up some vintagey book. I would get the letter K and have to buy the letter R for my kids' initials. Too cute!

Remember to make sure to get me your mailing address and your choice of print by the end of the week, by contacting me here.

Now I have a fun little Easter/Springy recipe for you....

I'm sure all of you have a recipe for no bake cookies, but I thought I'd throw mine out there too, this is something I did a couple years ago for Easter with some of those Cadbury mini eggs. The kids helped, and loved to eat their little bird nests!

• 3 c. oatmeal
• 1 t. vanilla
• 2 c. sugar
• 1/2 c. milk
• 1/2 c. cocoa
• 1/2 c. butter

1. In seperate bowl combine oatmeal and vanilla
2. In heavy saucepan combine the remaining ingredients, stirring until just melted
3. Stir hot mixture into oats and vanilla mixture
4. Drop by spoonfuls onto wax paper
5. Refrigerate until cool.

To make nests, just stick the eggs in the cookies, you can do this before putting them in the fridge or after they've cooled.