Thanksgiving is just a few short days away! I made some turkeys (and leaves) for you! Enjoy!
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Monday, November 7, 2011
High School Reunion Cookies
My mom recently had her 35th high school reunion. One of her friends was in charge of the event and asked us to make cookies to celebrate. Below are some pictures of what we came up with!
Thanks so much for your order Lori!
| Amarillo High School Mascot: The Sandie (a very difficult mascot to draw!) |
| School Slogan |
| Class of '76 slogan |
| School Initials |
| Amarillo High Cookie Platter |
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Dallas Cowboys Cookies
As I previously mentioned, I am married to a super sports fanatic. As much as he likes baseball, it wouldn't even hold a candle to his football obsession--2 years ago he had 23(!!!) fantasy football teams. He's since toned it down since we had the boy, but still, it's a ridiculous number. Fortunately, I am a HUGE football fan. I always watched it with my dad and my brother when I was growing up. We still get together on Sundays to have dinner and watch football-particularly if the Dallas Cowboys are playing. Which brings me to today's cookies... the iconic Dallas Cowboys star logo. These were actually made for a friend of mine whose grandmother-in-law was celebrating her 81st birthday. Apparently she is a huge Cowboys fan! But I'm sure my brother and my dad would enjoy them...if they could stop yelling at the TV long enough to eat one.
Thanks Lindsay for asking us to make cookies!
| Lots o' Stars |
| Football Helmet and stars |
| Single star that refuses to turn the right direction |
| Star on a helmet!!! Probably my favorite picture of a cookie I have ever taken! |
Monday, October 24, 2011
Texas Rangers Cookies!
I was never much of a baseball fan growing up. At least not a watch baseball on TV fan. I love going to see a game in person, but on TV? Not so much. And then I married a sports fanatic. Like a super sports fanatic. But even that didn't really get me to start watching much baseball on TV. Nope, that happened 15 months ago when I had a little boy. Then the Texas Rangers made the playoffs. And then the World Series. Since then I've become a TV baseball fan--at least when the Rangers are on. So in honor of the Rangers making the World Series again this year, I decided to celebrate by making some cookies! The Logo cookies were made free-hand, not using a KopyKake (which hopefully one day I will own), so they aren't perfect, but I LOVE how they turned out nonetheless.
Go Rangers! Beat the Cardinals!!!
| Logo Cookies |
| Jerseys |
| Texas Rangers! |
| Baseballs |
| Texas Rangers Baseball Platter |
Go Rangers! Beat the Cardinals!!!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Baby Shower Cookies for Cole!
My brother and his wife are expecting their second little boy in 3
weeks. A few of her friends and I threw her a small baby shower last
week to provide them with a few necessities for the new little one. We
celebrated with a taco bar dinner, and of course cookies! Below are the
onesies I made for the occasion.
I can't wait to meet baby Cole in a few weeks!
I can't wait to meet baby Cole in a few weeks!
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Book Club Cookies: Saving CeeCee Honeycutt
I am a book nerd. Big time book nerd. When I'm in "book mode" I can read anywhere between 3-5 books during the course of the week. I'm up to 2 this week already, with the next one waiting on my nightstand. So when my sister-in-law mentioned she was in a book club, I asked if I could join. Thankfully she said yes, once again fueling my book reading necessity.
For some reason it took me a while to figure out that I should make cookies based on the book we were reading. Actually, it hadn't even crossed my mind until one of the other girls asked if I was bringing cookies based on the book last month (The Hunger Games trilogy--if you haven't read it, go get it now, and you can come look at the pretty cookies later). Sadly, I didn't have enough time to do cookies for that book club (will definitely be making mockingjay cookies for the movie though!), so I decided to start doing them for this meeting's book: Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman. The setting for the majority of the book takes place in Savannah, so I thought doing a postcard like cookie would be fun. Plus I was dying to try out the technique for the flowers. Check out the results below!
For some reason it took me a while to figure out that I should make cookies based on the book we were reading. Actually, it hadn't even crossed my mind until one of the other girls asked if I was bringing cookies based on the book last month (The Hunger Games trilogy--if you haven't read it, go get it now, and you can come look at the pretty cookies later). Sadly, I didn't have enough time to do cookies for that book club (will definitely be making mockingjay cookies for the movie though!), so I decided to start doing them for this meeting's book: Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman. The setting for the majority of the book takes place in Savannah, so I thought doing a postcard like cookie would be fun. Plus I was dying to try out the technique for the flowers. Check out the results below!
| Practice flowers before doing them on the official cookies |
| White with coral postcard |
| Coral with white postcard |
| Postcard cookie platter |
Friday, September 30, 2011
HoOt HOot
Miss Ella celebrated her 6th birthday last weekend. Ella's invitation had some cute little owls on it, so we decided to do some owl cookies as party favors for her friends, as well as some bigger owls for her family birthday party the next day. Here's what we came up with!
Thanks so much Lezlie for asking me to do these owls for Ella! I love them!
| Pink skinny owls for Ella's friends |
| Pink big owls for Ella's family party (inspiration from SweetSugarBelle) |
| Pink Owl Platter |
| Teal skinny owls for the boys at Ella's party |
| Teal fat owls for the family party |
| Teal owl platter |
| Owl cookie platter & Name cookie for Ella |
| Ella's name card cookie with an owl :) |
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