I don’t hold out much hope that I’ll ever be able to decorate perfect cookies with royal icing. But, if I ever give it a try, I want to make chevron patterned mitten cookies like Ashleigh from Bee in Our Bonnet. Follow the link for her full how-to! [Via One Pretty Thing] More: How-To: Granny […]
Continue ReadingThis year, all of my friends are talking about cookie swap parties, and it seems like flawless decorating is getting almost as much attention as taste. If you need a little help making your holiday cookies picture-perfect, here’s a cute tutorial for decorating Rudolph reindeer cookies from Cindy and Skip to My Lou. Who could […]
Continue ReadingLooking to step up your gingerbread house making game this year? Check out this amazing gingerbread brownstone project from Instructables user kitchentablescraps! Living in Brownstone Brooklyn myself, I’m definitely impressed with the meticulous attention to cookie-and-frosting detail—there’s even a fire escape!
Continue ReadingIt may not be the flashiest toy in the box, but there’s something magical about play food—it never fails to get a kid’s imagination going, drawing boys and girls alike into hours of creative play. For me, it’s always the added details that make handmade food stand out from the pack, so I’m pretty darn […]
Continue ReadingWho says baked goods can’t rep the latest design trends? Not me. These chevron cookies by The Secret Adventures of Sugarbelle look good enough to eat AND wear!
Continue ReadingI’ll admit it: I’m a confirmed hooker. I have an embarrassing number crochet projects running amok in my apartment, and a yarn stash that is threatening to break free from its box at any moment. So, of course, I was absolutely delighted to see this tutorial for Granny Square Cookies from Sugar & Meringue. There’s […]
Continue ReadingThese cookies make me giggle every time I look at them! Hungry Happenings has a very thorough and charming how-to, and I was surprised to learn that the base ingredient here is Nutter Butters, a peanut-butter cookie brand found commonly in the U.S. Want to know what the fuzz is made from? Click the link!
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