Showing posts with label st. patrick's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st. patrick's day. Show all posts
March 17th is finally here! Yes, one of my favorite holidays of the year is upon us and I'm getting ready to celebrate. I've been a bit behind on doing so - I usually dedicate this entire week to preparing for the big day, but I've been a bit of a slacker this year. That being said, I had to at least post something that honors the day and I figured I'd share some ideas on how to go green for St. Patrick's Day! If you're in the need of finding someway to incorporate the color into your outfit, or just the day in general, here are five ideas to get you started!
1. Avoid getting pinched - This is by far the easiest way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and a must for anyone who is Irish or just loves the color green. You don't want to get pinched, right? Find anything, literally anything, that is green and wear it! For example, this cashmere scarf would be a lovely subtle accessory to your outfit.
2. Get crafty - If you're looking for a little D.I.Y. this year - look no further than your own supply drawer or craft table. From cake toppers, streamers or even clover crowns, you'll be sure to find something fun to put together on the 17th.
3. Find a recipe - Anybody remember the cupcakes I made last year?! You will have no trouble finding a similar recipe - like green popcorn or another version of a green cupcake!
4. Get your nails done - Make your nails pop with a hint of green! There's no need to go overboard, so keep it classic and clean like @camizzle did on Instagram.
5. Drink up - If you don't drink on St. Paddy's Day, are you really celebrating properly? From green beer, Jell-o shots or even green + gold margaritas, there is no shortage of any alcohol-related drinks to choose from.

1. Avoid getting pinched - This is by far the easiest way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and a must for anyone who is Irish or just loves the color green. You don't want to get pinched, right? Find anything, literally anything, that is green and wear it! For example, this cashmere scarf would be a lovely subtle accessory to your outfit.



Always,
Mostly Lisa
Mostly Lisa
FRIDAY FANCY: TO GO GREEN ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY
March 17, 2017 • friday fancy, green, happy holiday, lifestyle blog, minneapolis, minneapolis fashion blogger, minnesota, minnesota fashion blogger, mostly lisa, st. patrick's day, twin cities blogger
March 17th is finally here! Yes, one of my favorite holidays of the year is upon us and I'm getting ready to celebrate. I've been a bit behind on doing so - I usually dedicate this entire week to preparing for the big day, but I've been a bit of a slacker this year. That being said, I had to at least post something that honors the day and I figured I'd share some ideas on how to go green for St. Patrick's Day! If you're in the need of finding someway to incorporate the color into your outfit, or just the day in general, here are five ideas to get you started!
1. Avoid getting pinched - This is by far the easiest way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and a must for anyone who is Irish or just loves the color green. You don't want to get pinched, right? Find anything, literally anything, that is green and wear it! For example, this cashmere scarf would be a lovely subtle accessory to your outfit.
2. Get crafty - If you're looking for a little D.I.Y. this year - look no further than your own supply drawer or craft table. From cake toppers, streamers or even clover crowns, you'll be sure to find something fun to put together on the 17th.
3. Find a recipe - Anybody remember the cupcakes I made last year?! You will have no trouble finding a similar recipe - like green popcorn or another version of a green cupcake!
4. Get your nails done - Make your nails pop with a hint of green! There's no need to go overboard, so keep it classic and clean like @camizzle did on Instagram.
5. Drink up - If you don't drink on St. Paddy's Day, are you really celebrating properly? From green beer, Jell-o shots or even green + gold margaritas, there is no shortage of any alcohol-related drinks to choose from.

1. Avoid getting pinched - This is by far the easiest way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and a must for anyone who is Irish or just loves the color green. You don't want to get pinched, right? Find anything, literally anything, that is green and wear it! For example, this cashmere scarf would be a lovely subtle accessory to your outfit.



Always,
Mostly Lisa
Mostly Lisa

WHAT YOU'LL NEED
- (1) box of Betty Crocker™ SuperMoist™ yellow cake mix
- (1) cup of water
- (1/2) cup of vegetable oil
- (3) eggs
- (1) container of Pillsbury™ Creamy Supreme® Vanilla Flavored Frosting
- (3) cups of Lucky Charms™ cereal
- (24) cupcake liners in various rainbow colors
- Cupcake tin
DIRECTIONS
- Heat oven to 350°F.
- Place cupcake liners in cupcake tin
- Mix together cake mix, water, vegetable oil and eggs for two minutes until it is a smooth consistency
- Fill cupcake liners with cake mix
- Bake for 17-20 minutes
- Cool in pan for 10 minutes
- Frost cupcakes with frosting. Top each cupcake with cereal to your liking
- Enjoy!
Always,
Mostly Lisa
Mostly Lisa
HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY
March 17, 2016 • lifestyle blog, lucky charms, minneapolis, minneapolis fashion blogger, minnesota, minnesota fashion blogger, mostly lisa, recipes, st. patrick's day

WHAT YOU'LL NEED
- (1) box of Betty Crocker™ SuperMoist™ yellow cake mix
- (1) cup of water
- (1/2) cup of vegetable oil
- (3) eggs
- (1) container of Pillsbury™ Creamy Supreme® Vanilla Flavored Frosting
- (3) cups of Lucky Charms™ cereal
- (24) cupcake liners in various rainbow colors
- Cupcake tin
DIRECTIONS
- Heat oven to 350°F.
- Place cupcake liners in cupcake tin
- Mix together cake mix, water, vegetable oil and eggs for two minutes until it is a smooth consistency
- Fill cupcake liners with cake mix
- Bake for 17-20 minutes
- Cool in pan for 10 minutes
- Frost cupcakes with frosting. Top each cupcake with cereal to your liking
- Enjoy!
Always,
Mostly Lisa
Mostly Lisa
Hi friends! Today's post is all about St. Patrick's Day! I figured what better way to celebrate than to create my very own pot o'gold?! I'll be using this for personal use since I don't really know anyone else that loves this holiday as much as I do, but you can totally do this as a gift for friends, family or teachers! This D.I.Y. is super simple and took me about 30 minutes to finish, so I'll share everything that you need to start your project!
WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
- Mini terracotta pot
- Black paint (I'm using fabric paint because it's all I had on hand.)
- Small painting brush
- Various colored markers
- Stapler
- Green construction paper
- Scissors
- Permanent black marker
- Newspaper
- Thin Mints
- Rolo candies
- Scotch tape
THE STEPS:
- Take your small terracotta pot and paint it black with your small paintbrush. Make sure to paint over some newspaper so you don't get the black paint on a surface you wouldn't want it on. Try and use the same strokes on the pot so it looks smooth and not messy, since the paint dries so quickly. Like I said, I used a fabric paint and it dries in probably two minutes. Also, you can really use any pot you have on hand because you're painting it over with such a dark color.
- While the pot is drying, take your green construction paper and draw your version of a rainbow. I liked using colors that were similar to each other, and had the most vibrancy on the paper. Take your scissors and cut around the black lines.
- Take your scotch tape and apply two pieces to the bottom of the rainbow. Attach and press to the rim of one side of the pot. Try and angle it as much as you can, like the rainbow is literally inside the pot.
- Fill the pot with Thin Mints and Rolo candies, which will act as the gold at the end of the rainbow. I put the Thin Mints at the bottom and stacked them to show more of the Rolo candies.
- Take two Rolo candies and stick a piece of Scotch tape to the back. Attach the two Rolo candies to the bottom of the rain, and then you are finished!
What do you guys think of my Pot O'Gold D.I.Y.? I had so much fun making this and like I said above, it's super easy and takes about 30 minutes to finish. I hope you have just as much fun making them yourselves! Have a very Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Always,
Mostly Lisa
DIY: HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY
March 17, 2015 • d.i.y., ireland, irish, lifestyle blog, minneapolis, minneapolis fashion blogger, minnesota, minnesota fashion blogger, mostly lisa, st. patrick's day
Hi friends! Today's post is all about St. Patrick's Day! I figured what better way to celebrate than to create my very own pot o'gold?! I'll be using this for personal use since I don't really know anyone else that loves this holiday as much as I do, but you can totally do this as a gift for friends, family or teachers! This D.I.Y. is super simple and took me about 30 minutes to finish, so I'll share everything that you need to start your project!
WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
- Mini terracotta pot
- Black paint (I'm using fabric paint because it's all I had on hand.)
- Small painting brush
- Various colored markers
- Stapler
- Green construction paper
- Scissors
- Permanent black marker
- Newspaper
- Thin Mints
- Rolo candies
- Scotch tape
THE STEPS:
- Take your small terracotta pot and paint it black with your small paintbrush. Make sure to paint over some newspaper so you don't get the black paint on a surface you wouldn't want it on. Try and use the same strokes on the pot so it looks smooth and not messy, since the paint dries so quickly. Like I said, I used a fabric paint and it dries in probably two minutes. Also, you can really use any pot you have on hand because you're painting it over with such a dark color.
- While the pot is drying, take your green construction paper and draw your version of a rainbow. I liked using colors that were similar to each other, and had the most vibrancy on the paper. Take your scissors and cut around the black lines.
- Take your scotch tape and apply two pieces to the bottom of the rainbow. Attach and press to the rim of one side of the pot. Try and angle it as much as you can, like the rainbow is literally inside the pot.
- Fill the pot with Thin Mints and Rolo candies, which will act as the gold at the end of the rainbow. I put the Thin Mints at the bottom and stacked them to show more of the Rolo candies.
- Take two Rolo candies and stick a piece of Scotch tape to the back. Attach the two Rolo candies to the bottom of the rain, and then you are finished!
What do you guys think of my Pot O'Gold D.I.Y.? I had so much fun making this and like I said above, it's super easy and takes about 30 minutes to finish. I hope you have just as much fun making them yourselves! Have a very Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Always,
Mostly Lisa
In honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow, which is by far one of my favorite holidays of the year, I decided to create this little inspiration board. Full of rich greens to help put us in the mood for such a festive holiday. This holiday stands out to me in such a big way, obviously because I am Irish it means a lot to me, but it's more than just getting wasted. It's helping to celebrate a fantastic culture of people that are friendly, fun, and tough. I am really proud to be Irish and it's so much fun to have a day to celebrate that heritage. I've been to Ireland once in my life and it was beyond anything I could have hoped for. I know I'll go back someday in the future, but for now I can stand with looking at pictures of rolling green hills and beautiful scenery.
In honor of St. Patrick's Day tomorrow, which is by far one of my favorite holidays of the year, I decided to create this little inspiration board. Full of rich greens to help put us in the mood for such a festive holiday. This holiday stands out to me in such a big way, obviously because I am Irish it means a lot to me, but it's more than just getting wasted. It's helping to celebrate a fantastic culture of people that are friendly, fun, and tough. I am really proud to be Irish and it's so much fun to have a day to celebrate that heritage. I've been to Ireland once in my life and it was beyond anything I could have hoped for. I know I'll go back someday in the future, but for now I can stand with looking at pictures of rolling green hills and beautiful scenery.
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