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- An Almost Unschooling Mom
- I'm a homeschool mom of six. My family has been homeschooling for about seventeen years. And, each year, we've learned a little more about having fun, and spending less, while learning more. It's great to be a homeschooler!
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7 comments:
My boys are staring over my shoulder and very jealous of these candies.
Genius! You have found so many uses for that mold!!!
Brilliant! We have that same mold, but we used it to make crayons.
They are so cute! I will need to order that mold.
Blessings, Dawn
Wonderful! We bought the mould in the summer when you did the white and dark chocolate men. These look very fiddly - you did well!
Lucinda - Fiddly maybe, but not overly difficult. The holiday chips melt to a nice consistency - not too thin, or runny.
This actually looks quite doable! I love how these carolers turned out!
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