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Continue reading →: FOR THE LOVE OF COFFEECoffee lovers, these are for you! Sugar cookies and macarons take the spotlight today. The sugar cookies were made quite some time ago, inspired by Amber (click here for her blog post about it). I love when a cookie requires very few colors to shine, and these are a perfect…
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Continue reading →: OUT OF THIS WORLD COOKIESI’ve made this set almost a full year ago, but for some reason they never showed up on the blog. They were designed by Amber, and each one is painted by hand, so it’s not the type of cookie you want to rush or make a few dozen at a…
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Continue reading →: WREATHS AND TREESWith this post, I will finally close the chapter on Christmas designs… Last year I made wreath designs using the appropriate cookie cutters, this time I decided to improvise and use two round cookie cutters instead. Scalloped edges give a touch of elegance, although I admit, icing that is a…
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Continue reading →: AMY’S CHRISTMAS HEXAGONSOne more series of cookies designed by Amy, this time the class was not live, but a series of videos pre-recorded so that each person made the cookies whenever most convenient. The full set had 10 cookies, I did not make them all, but loved each one that was born…
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Continue reading →: CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTSChristmas is over, but I did not get to share all the cookie designs I’ve made in the past few weeks with the season in mind. So I am forced to go on with the holiday theme for a while, maybe two or three more posts. Such is the life…
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Continue reading →: LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW…MERRY CHRISTMAS! I am totally, completely, absolutely, overwhelmingly in love with these cookies! Why? Because they were painted free-hand, thanks to the guidance of the one and only Michelle, inventor of Sugarprism. She hosted a Facebook event where several members of her group got busy decorating with her in real…
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Continue reading →: THE MANY FACES OF FACESTime to have some fun with cookies! Some are super easy to decorate, some required (for me) a mini-projector but you might be able to draw them free hand. They all make me smile, and I do hope they gave a smile to those who received them… I first saw…
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Continue reading →: MARLYN’S INSPIRATION POST FOR DECEMBEROnce again, the task for the month of December was very simply stated: use metallics to decorate your cookies. There are two ways to do it, you can air-brush or spray paint using products available from Wilton (such as this one) or from PME (such as this one). When you…
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Continue reading →: SPRINGERLE BAKING TIME!One of my favorite cookies to make this time of the year, they are a bit of a labor of love, but the more I make them, the more I love their unique flavor and texture. My default recipe for springerle is published in my food blog (click here). I…
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Continue reading →: A PRINCESS CARRIAGEHow adorable is this cookie? I won’t sugar coat the pill (I only sugar coat cookies), this one is a labor of love. I cannot imagine making a dozen of them, but it is a cookie that you can include in a set of simpler ones to make it special.…
