Since we moved to San Antonio, we see Cascarones being sold at almost every grocery store during Fiesta and we always buy some every year. After stumbling upon a blog post from Alamo City Mom's Blog on how to make home made Cascarones, I decided to try my hand at it and create my very first VLOG.
Cascarones are not only fun, but like I said they make for great pictures. These can be used for all occasions not just for Fiesta and Easter, but for birthdays and other celebrations.
Everyone should know how to make these. HA! Thanks for the vlog tutorial. :)
ReplyDeleteI had no idea what these were until you mentioned this omg I am going to try these out this week on a photoshoot I have with kids.
ReplyDeletethey seriously make for fun and pretty pics!
DeleteLove the Vlog! And I can't wait to try making these myself! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this. I have never knew about these.
ReplyDeleteGreat Vlog! I keep saying I want to try it but I haven't been brave enough yet. I barley understand blogging, I'm not sure I'm ready for the next step yet. Fun project too!
ReplyDeleteYou just have to do it! My girls laughed at me at first but then they are so into it! I plan on having them make some toy VLOGS ! Summer time is coming up ;-0
DeleteI have never seen these before, but even as an adult, I'm excited! LOL! Those look like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is this, I never heard of these! Looks like my daughters would love making those. I loved your vlog!
ReplyDeletethank you and they are fun to make.. I need to prepare further in the future.. however.. seeing how we don't eat eggs that often.
DeleteI giggled out loud watching the little one beating the egg over big sis.
ReplyDeleteHa Ha.. Let's just say that was not the first time.. She gets away w a lot since she is so darn cute!
DeleteI pinned this to my craft board. I loved the video! Your kids are so cute and you were so funny. Great job on those!
ReplyDeletegreat pics! I've never heard of these. Are they Italian? (just guessing from the name)
ReplyDeleteHow funny you ask -- since I did not know the answer I went to Wikipedia and found cool facts! Started in China, then Europe, then Spain and Mexico... Rumored to be used for when men thought women were attractive they would chunk them at them.
DeleteMy family would keep seeing the confetti all over and wondering where it came from!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing and including my blog post! Looks like you guys had a blast with the cascarones.
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of these, but when I was at the park on Easter evening, I saw confetti and eggshells everywhere--now I know why! I can't wait to make them myself!
ReplyDeleteHow fun!!! I would love to do this with my son, he would love them.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! So much fun
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ReplyDeleteHow cute are those! I will be sure to pin this for Spring activities!
ReplyDeleteI must have been raised in a barn because I have never heard of cascarones. They look like so much fun! I'm very curious now.
ReplyDeletea perfect thing to add to a celebration. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of Cascarones before, either, but my kids would love them. It makes me wish I was more crafty lol!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of cascarones before. These are cute and festive.
ReplyDeleteI love that picture with the sprinkles showering her face! My kids would LOVE these!
ReplyDeleteFUN! My little one would have a blast with these. :)
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to do this for a while. I think bird seed might be fun and NO clean up
ReplyDeleteThis is SO COOL! I have never even heard of anything like this. My daughter would just love these. They look so fun.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I'd ever heard of them. They are VERY cool and pretty though. The pics are cute!! I think my niece would have a blast with them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun craft! They do make for some great pics!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of these before, but I know my kids would love them! How fun! Great vlog too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fantastic time. You are making such great memories with your kiddos.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a cascarone before. I wish I were a crafty person.
ReplyDeleteAnd fun was had by all!!! Love how colorful they are! - Jenn @ The Rebel Chick
ReplyDeleteHow fun are these? Your girls look like they had a blast!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a lot of fun! I would love to try this for my daughters birthday! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteI just found out what these were last week from my cousins who have family in McAllen. Looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteFor the first year ever, I just started to see them sold at stores near me. I had no idea what they were. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooks like this was a fun time. Thanks for sharing, you're kids are adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun time for the kids. Who knew that I never thoughts these existed
ReplyDeleteI did not know that was what they were called! What a fun photo opp!
ReplyDeleteI've never even seen this before. How fun. I know my kids would love to do this with me.
ReplyDeleteThese look so fun! I bet they are great to have around New Years, too
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of these but I totally love the idea. How much fun!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I'd never even heard of these. How fun!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of these til now. My daughter would love making these!!!
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