My love affair with heart shaped sugar cubes all started with a text message from a dear friend and co-worker on New Year's Day. I'm guessing she finally had some time to sit down and read her magazines that she truly enjoys. She has an eye for what we both love, and just about every other day, she shares an idea with me.
This is the text photo I received. I went on line and found the sugar cubes, but the shipping was more than the item so I dismissed the idea for a few days. Read on.....
Last evening, I received an email from Carol, a wonderful blogger friend that I have never met but feel like I have. She found instructions on Lalalove blog to make heart shaped sugars! Of course I had to make them, and will be sharing a jar of sugar hearts with the friend who first shared the idea with me ;o) And speaking of Carol, I am using her recipe for french toast casserole this morning! The recipe is here There's Always Thyme. Thanks Carol!
I am joining The Tablescaper for Seasonal Sunday and The Little Red House for Monday Mosaic, Cozy Home Scenes for the Cozy Home Party and Foodie Friday. It was 55 degrees so I changed my blog header and put a "think snow" snowman on it. We have a winter vacation booked for February in Lake Placid, and have winter activities planned. That is why I added the snowman ;o) I'll remove it after our trip!
Thank you for stopping by!
xxoo
Debbie
If you love a Valentine's Par-Tay, you will enjoy joining this one at Laurie's blog. Check it out!
The sugar cubes are adorable! My daughter gets married this June and I think I have to make these heart-shaped jewels for either her bridal luncheon or shower. Thanks for sharing this. It couldn't come at a better time!
ReplyDeleteWow, you made those quick, I just sent the email, LOL! They came out great. Enjoy the French toast!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet! I bet you could even use heart shaped chocolate candy molds! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try these in many holiday shapes for tea parties - great idea and thank you Carol & Debbie for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and adorable - I love them!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - I saw them on The Tablescraper link party.
Cheers ~ Mary
(sweetlittlebluebird.com)
They are really cute! I have to go back and read the directions. Here from Seasonal Sunday.:)
ReplyDeleteThey would make a sweet gift with some cookies and teas and a pretty cup or tea pot.
How pretty these hearts are! I posted a heart tonight, too...but not one to eat! lol Enjoy your week! ♥
ReplyDeleteI have never seen sugar cubes like this! I love Carols blog and read it often.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! This would be perfect for my daughter's engagement tea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! And really, so simple. I'm hoping for some snow this winter - there's been none so far. Just lots and lots of rain.
ReplyDeleteI just love this idea of making heart sugar cubes. I am going to try it. Thank you for sharing. Pat
ReplyDeleteLove these...doesn't sound difficult but sometimes things are more difficult than they seem!!! You did a beautiful job with them!!! Have a beautiful week!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea, the pink heart shaped sugar cubes are cute. You did great! And the french toast casserole sound yummy. Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to try this! I love pretty little sugar cubes!
ReplyDeleteOh my thank you for sharing this to us.I will definitely make this. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteMM
What a lovely idea. My mosaic Monday is pink too ... wearable, not edible.
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute. I used to love sugar cubes when I was little, but even those are so hard to find. your hearts will be perfect for Valentine's Day for anyone to enjoy. Thanks for sharing how to make them. Also thanks for adding my button to your blog! Will see you later tonight.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, where can we buy a tiny heart cutter?
ReplyDeleteMary, MI
I think any craft store would have them. Mine are over 20 years old ;o)
DeleteIsn't that a cute idea! I can see them being used for special occasions.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet idea and perfect for Laurie's partay.
ReplyDeleteFrench toast casserole sounds divine will check that out,too.
Thanks for calling in at Normandy Life, visiting new blogs is one of my favourite pastimes, so glad I found yours today.
Love this! Your sugar heart-cubes look gorgeous! I had to Pin it and am your newest follower!
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Kathy
Debbie, this is wonderful. I love this idea and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBarb ♥
Oh gosh, the sugar cubes are totally adorable and I love the pink and black color combo--it is so fabulous!! This is precious for a tea party too!
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Cindy
Those are beautiful! And what a romantic idea, thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteCindy
I know I commented yesterday, but just wanted to thank you for linking these up to my party!
ReplyDeleteShannon, I'm looking forward to your next party ;o) I have a treat for the birds!
DeleteSuper Cute! Thanks for the recipe!! ~Deanna
ReplyDeleteYou are more than welcome! I hope you visit again.
DeleteNow I want to make those sugar cubes. They are so pretty. Thanks for sharing the recipe, and thanks so much for sharing my party invitation. (I may have to make some of these sugar cubes for the party.) laurie
ReplyDeleteI hope you make them Laurie. The price is right ;o) Fun too!
DeleteHow adorable and cute they turned out! Carol is so helpful in so many ways. She's come to my aid on several occasions too.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to come up with a reason to use sugar just to make these :)
I think you should make them "just because" ;o)
DeleteLove these Debbie! That Carol is a sweet"heart" isn't she :-)
ReplyDeleteShe sure is Suzy :-)
DeleteThese are wonderful Debbie!
ReplyDeleteYears and years and y e a r s ago I use to make sugar eggs. But had never ever even thought to make sugar cube hearts for Valentines Day. So creative and clever and would be so lovely on a tea table. Thankyou for the great idea. Its wonderful. By the way I saw this on Cozy Home Scenes. So glad I came! I just signed up to follow you! You have a delightful blog!
ReplyDeleteNann
I am crazy about those adorable sugar cubes.
ReplyDeleteThese would be perfect favors for a Valentine's season bridal shower!
ReplyDeleteDear Debbie,
ReplyDeleteI had to make some of these sugar cubes. Yours looks so beautiful. Come by my blog to see them if you would like. Thank you for the recipe and I will try to make them again sometime. Pat