Candy Corn Fall Wreath

Fall is such a great season for decorating your house from the inside out. This year I decided to make my own wreath and went straight to Pinterest for some ideas.
The last wreath I made involved wrapping with yarn and I found that although it turned out beautiful, it was way too time consuming. So as I searched Pinterest I had a few guides I wanted to follow for myself. It must be simple, inexpensive and quick to make.
When I ran across the Candy Corn Fall Wreath posted at The House of Smiths I could tell right away that it was simple and inexpensive but wasn’t sure yet how quick it would be to make. But I loved the wreath so much that I decided to go for it!

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Better Than 'Anything' Cake

• 1 box · German Chocolate Cake Mix
• 7 oz · Sweetened Condensed Milk
• ½ jar · Caramel Sauce -- (12-ounce jar)
• 1 · 8 Oz. Carton Non-Dairy Whipped Topping -- thawed
• 6 · To 8 Heath Candy Bars -- crushed 

DIRECTIONS 
1 Bake cake in 9 by 13-inch cake pan, as directed on box.
2 Let it cool slightly and poke little holes in the top of the cake with a pencil.
3 Dribble sweetened condensed milk and caramel sauce over cake.
4 Let stand for over an hour until the cake has completely cooled.
5 Frost with whipped topping and sprinkle crushed candy bars over that.
6 Refrigerate.  

DIY Wrinkle Releaser

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Concepts for Kids: Controlling Clutter

Concepts for Kids: Controlling Clutter


The following is a guest post from regular contributor, Rachel at Useful Beautiful Home.

We all have trinkets. Things that don’t quite fit into a category or space restriction. Kids do too, but their trinkets seem like junk to us, right? At the very least, it looks like random clutter.

Declutter Help for When You Are Overwhelmed

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Declutter Help for When You Are Overwhelmed Posted: 25 Sep 2013 08:45 AM PDT I’ve dug today’s post out of the archives for those that might be new here or for those that simply may need a refresher.  Decluttering is a big and necessary part of the organizing PROCESS.  In fact it’s essential because organized clutter is still clutter.  Not only is it important to purge out the stuff in our lives that we don’t use or love BUT let’s not forget about the stuff we simply don’t have the room to store.  You can read more on that here.

Egg Brunch Casserole

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