So I found out her favorite cake flavor and had at it.
I got these a while back because I liked the idea and they were like 10 cents. Lucky me! :)
Self proclaimed "not-crafty" people think it's too hard because places like Pinterest make it seem like you need to buy a bunch of stuff. But I honestly just keep an open mind and let myself be a little bit of a packrat. But not much! I have a corner of a closet with stuff that might come in handy, but it all stays there and if I haven't used it after a while, I toss it. :)
So, I baked her favorite cake, frosted it, and sprinkled some valentines sprinkles from my pantry (again, I set it aside for "one day" and that was this day!)
I tried to write something with some frosting with food coloring but it was hideous so I covered it up and thought of something new.
I found a white paper, folded it over, and cut triangles out.
Then, I found some string from another project, and a few of my favorite Sharpie markers.
I tied a knot on either side of the string, glued the papers on, and made my little banner. :)
When it comes to crafts, anything teeny is cute.
I stuck a toothpick in each knot on the string...
And assembled my final product. :)
Because this little tray is so small, one cake box made four of these, so I got to thinking, who else could I share some kindness with... So first I delivered my gift to the birthday girl...
...Saved one for my husband because it's his favorite flavor, saved one for myself, and remembered this post I had from last year.
My little sister liked it way back then, and she and I share the same dessert-loving genes in our blood, so I saved the last one for her.
She was staring at it during service and reminded me a few times that she wanted to eat it. Score!
Moral of the story: Even in little ways -or little cakes, as it were...- share love! :)
Everything I used, except for the cake and frosting, I already had, and I got four blessings to share out of the deal. Sounds like a win to me. :)
Keep me in prayer as I continue to SEEK, FOCUS, and CREATE.
