who needs candy??
This was not my idea. The use-the-gingerbread-cookie-cutter-for-spooky-cookies idea was something I saw in a magazine and had to try. And I'm glad I did. But I am also glad that I am not a perfectionist, because I would have given up quickly into this. The gingerbread figure is not a flattering one and so my Halloween characters look like they struggle with obesity. And my cookie decorating skills are only so-so (really need to look into that cake decorating class on my goal list) which slowed me down a little and didn't give me the Oh-My-Goodness! Call-Martha-Stewart! results I was hoping for.
But, well, they are still pretty awesome and I'm sure we'll manage to eat
every
last
one.
Though we might need some help.
Any takers?
9 comments:
I think they are super cute. I like the mummy, and I think the Frankenstein looks like a lot of work.
Are you kidding me? These are so cute!!! I could eat every one of them.
But the skeletons are pudgy. ;)
I hear you know a lot about pudgy, Loba.
I love the mummies. So cute.
Lucas and I baked cookies today as well! Yours are hands-down much cuter, even though he tried hard.
So how do they taste?
very, very sweet. ;)
Wow!! It almost makes me wish I had kids at home again!! (Not)
Those cookies are awesome!!
Atticus saw this earlier today. And afterward, I decided we'd make a quick batch of pumpkin cookies to take to a friend's house tomorrow (we're going to get the chicken pox!). When I asked if he wanted to help, he said, "Are we going to make KISS cookies? Or the Ronnettes?" You have raised the cookie-making standard in Atticus' mind. I already get him asking me, "Are we going to make pumpkin cookies like Nonni? With sugar?"
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