I want to do crafts. I mean to do crafts. But my head pops off at the thought of felt or feathers or glue guns. I love to read about […]
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Introducing Mr. Jingle
You better watch out, you better not cry, because Mr. Jingle, man-about-Baristaville, will be keeping an eye on boys and girls big and small this December.
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A Year of Holly: A Halloween Tale
It was a dark, cold night when we first met Holly Korus.
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Ask Holly: Specimen Jars
This project will have your kids saying “cool,””awesome” and “disgusting.”
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Barista Kids Poll: Ask Holly Halloween Help
Take our poll and tell us what you want to see in our Ask Holly column….
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Ask Holly: Botanical Art
“MOMMY I WANT TO MAKE ONE OF THOSE!” That’s what my daughter said as we were looking at some of my friend Fran’s botanical photographs on her site Punk and Roses.
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Ask Holly: Snacks
It’s universal. No kid ever says “no” when asked if he or she wants a snack. No adult either for that matter–well we may say no because of our waistlines, but […]
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Ask Holly: Printable Morning Routine Chart
Without a doubt Baristaville is an area chock full of super moms and dads. My friend Jenn is one of those people. She’s the type of person that shows up […]
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Ask Holly: Pom Pom Palooza
For those of you who are not brave enough to step out into this heat and happen to have a ball of yarn or two sitting around the house, it’s […]
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Ask Holly: Paper Irises
The rain keeping you away from the Iris Gardens? Create your own.
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Royal Girls
What could be cuter than a bunch of sweet, little girls dressed in white wearing floral head bands in the fairy tale like setting of Van Vleck House & gardens? Absolutely […]
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Ask Holly: Home Grown Wheat Grass
Wheat grass….one of life’s great mysteries. You can grow it for decorative purposes, you can juice it, you can roll it but I would not recommend smoking it. It takes […]
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Ask Holly: Tsumami Kanzashi
It’s cherry blossom time in Baristaville and so I called on my inner geisha girl to make these semi-traditional Japanese flowers. It is a bit like folding origami but with fabric. Once […]