6.08.2011

Sweet Salon!

My sister's hair salon, Images had their annual open-house. 
These cookies were set out on the table for the guests to enjoy!




No to Gluten & Yes to Cookies!

I made these yummy cookies for a wedding shower! The bride has Celiacs disease; so these look the same, but they are made with a gluten-free flour mix! This has a variety of fun wedding themed shapes. There's the gift boxes, wedding cake, dress, flowers & hearts, and monogrammed button cookies! The whole bunch of them were wrapped in a beautiful box and tied up with tulle! A SWEET gift for the Bride!


School is Cool!



This was a fun bunch of cookies to make! I made them for my friends son's kindergarten class, for their end of the school year party. Each of the two teachers received an apple with their name on it and a gold star. Then each of the children received a school bus and a chalkboard with their name on it! The best part was delivering the tasty treats to the classroom. My three year old son went with me to "hold the doors" and was so excited about seeing a "real school!" Now he can't wait to go too! All together this experience gets an A+!







Wedding Shower



These tasty cookies are an elegant choice. The rectangles made for a bridal shower brunch were covered by a vanilla-citrus icing. I did a simple scroll work and the names of the Bride and Groom in alternating white and Tiffany blue colors.

6.01.2011

Dirt Bike Party!

I raced these fun cookies over to Nicholas for his seventh birthday! He loves to ride his dirt bike and knows all kinds of stuff about the races! I made a fun bike with a number 7 on it, a helmet with flames, and a trophy with the birthday boy's name on it! I am sure these yummy and fun cookies were just the sugar jolt these young racers were looking for!




4.17.2011

La Dame De Fer!

I loved making these detailed sweets for my friend. The cookies were a going away gift since she is moving. I decided to go with a beige background color instead of a pure white to give them some softness. The intricacies took a long time and I used a #1 tip to pipe it all out. What fun cookies these Eiffel towers were to make!

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4.16.2011

Scooby-dooby-doo!



Now these are some delicious Scooby Snacks! My niece Marah is turning five and these are for her birthday party. I think they turned out wonderfully, don't you? "The client" originally asked for Scooby's whole body, however that cookie cutter was impossible for us to find, so we went with just his face. I also love the dog bones with the birthday girl's name on them; and also the "far out" flowers with a pink sparkle and a five in the middle. With these cookies Marah's party is going to be like one radical event man!
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4.15.2011

HOP!

We had so much fun a few weeks ago when taking our three year old to see the movie Hop. His Ama and Papa came with and he got his own chocolate snack! This bunny excitement prompted me to make these fun Easter/Spring cookies! I think the bright colors make the eggs look absolutely delish!

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4.08.2011

The Pretty Girl Rock!

These pink punk princess cookies are some of my favorite! 
The purse with the zebra print and monogram is super cute! 
The princess crowns have a great amount of fun detail to them. 
The skull and bones has a fun makeover with a pretty pink fondant bow. 
These cookies would be sure to make any party rock! 







Sugar Bee


 The buzz on these cute cookies are that they are delicious! The dough 
 and icing I am using here has now become my staple sugar cookie
 dough and a vanilla flavored royal icing. I love this bright yellow icing color too! These would be perfect for a baby shower or a one year old's birthday party! Yummy in my tummy!