Good things do come in small packages.
Especially in bite sized ones.After icing the cookies with thinned icing and letting them dry, I brushed them with aqua colored luster powder for a soft blush of color.
I then piped the details on the cookie and finished with a single silver dragee in the center.
For the presentation I used paper loaf pans that I never got around to using for baking cranberry bread for Thanksgiving. Another small package and good.
All lined up and ready to go with a plastic bag and twist tie that comes with the paper loaf pans.
8 cookies fit in a loaf pan perfectly.
Add a pretty ribbon to cover the twist tie and they’ll be ready for giving.
8 cookies fit in a loaf pan perfectly.
Add a pretty ribbon to cover the twist tie and they’ll be ready for giving.
Cookie Cutters ~ Williams-Sonoma Snowflake Set
Aqua Petal Dust, Silver Dragees ~ local cake decorating store
Paper Loaf Pans ~ Sur la Table
Packaging Fillers – local party store
Aqua Petal Dust, Silver Dragees ~ local cake decorating store
Paper Loaf Pans ~ Sur la Table
Packaging Fillers – local party store
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beautiful work! i have several of those little loaf pans as well and hadn’t dreamed of using them for cookies; what an excellent tip!
you are such an artist! They are so pretty! Merry Christmas!
Hi there, I have missed you too! Things have been a little crazy. More importantly, I have been thinking of you daily since the rain started! How did you make out? It is just awful! All of those homes destroyed, so sad. I hope things get better real soon.
As usual, your cookies are beautiful! I did my cut-out, iced cookies last night. Have been baking cookies for 2 weeks and I think I am officially done! I want to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas, and a wonderful New Year. I am keeping all those around you that lost their homes in my heart.
Hope to get back to blogging soon.
XOXO
These are almost too beautiful to eat!
Beautiful cookies–I’m bookmarking this post as I think Santa may be putting a few snowflake cutters in my stocking! Hope your family and home survived the deluge and enjoy a warm and dry Christmas! xo
Gorgeous almost too perfect to eat! Have a Merry Christmas!
Gosh, these are just beautiful!!
happy Holidays:)
I just love the delicate color the lustre dust gives – so much more subtle than dying the icing itself.
Thanks for the tip – as always, the cookies are gorgeous!
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Just gorgeous!! They are so beautiful that I’d hate to take a bite but I am sure I could force myself! LOL!
I’ve never seen such beautiful snow flakes. You are amazing! What a sweet gift.
Jo