This is the perfect year to start this lovely tradition. Here’s how to make a May Day bouquet.
We love the centuries old tradition of delivering a small basket of flowers or sweets to neighbors on May 1st. This year, in lieu of baskets, we created water-tight kraft paper cones with the help of Ziploc® bags. We can also picture these little beauties hanging on the chairs at your next garden party. The blooms will stay fresh for days right in their sweet packaging.
Here is how we made them with just a few materials that you probably already have at home.
I’ve been trying to reduce the amount of coffee I consume every morning. It’s only kind of working, but I have found that replacing some coffee with the grassy taste of matcha (matcha is a powder made of green tea leaves that have been finely ground) has been a fun diversion for my jittery self.
And, as you know, I love popsicles and have enjoyed making coffee-themed breakfast pops like these 
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Before we jump into this tutorial I have a question, what do you see on these trivets? Leave a comment at the end of this post letting us know. I’m so curious!
Now that you have learned how to make a 
