I really hate those blogs that go forever and ever without new posts. Like my own. I even have some crafty ideas to post, but I am so lazy. And have had sick kids. And been sick myself. So here's something to look at until I get my crafty rear in gear.
A new sugar cookie cut-out set. This time I tried to do something more gender neutral so I went with these cute gingerbread boy and girl cookie cutters.
It is the same concept as before with shapes cut out of the 'dough.'
There are 3 girls and 3 boys, all with their own frosting that has buttons and a simple embroidered face.
I just wish it were easier to find good cookie cutters that are not metal (yes, these ones are metal, but they have a coating on them so they are not sharp like the plain metal ones) and also not the cheapy plastic ones. I love the Wilton plastic ones I used for the last cookie cut-out project, but the shapes are very limited and hard to find.
I really hate those blogs that go forever and ever without new posts. Like my own. I even have some crafty ideas to post, but I am so lazy. And have had sick kids. And been sick myself. So here's something to look at until I get my crafty rear in gear.
A new sugar cookie cut-out set. This time I tried to do something more gender neutral so I went with these cute gingerbread boy and girl cookie cutters.
It is the same concept as before with shapes cut out of the 'dough.'
There are 3 girls and 3 boys, all with their own frosting that has buttons and a simple embroidered face.
I just wish it were easier to find good cookie cutters that are not metal (yes, these ones are metal, but they have a coating on them so they are not sharp like the plain metal ones) and also not the cheapy plastic ones. I love the Wilton plastic ones I used for the last cookie cut-out project, but the shapes are very limited and hard to find.
Shana, all your stuff is cute, but these cut-outs are my favorite. I think I'll buy some near Christmas time. I hope you all are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteholy cow you are a genius!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOk, lady. I have been stalking your blog long enough. Actually, I am a relative of some-sorts, does that make it any better? I love this felt stuff, very clever and very real. Probably because I have had major sweet cravings since a friend of mine just told me she stopped eating sugar. I told her I would think about it right after the fruit snacks, brownies, and easter candy were all gone.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, back to the point. Love this blog. Love your ideas. I even love the pea pod you made for Shirlene/Dave. And my daughter would love this felt cookie, cutting, making thing. I will need to stalk you for real around her birthday time.
Melissa
(Travis' lovely wife, shirlene's awesome daughter-in-law, Shelly's cool sister-in-law, Tate's wicked aunt... well hopefully you can figure it out from there)
My daughter, Niev, saw your blog and said, "Mom, we should make THOSE kinds of cookies!" Great ideas and I love that you are probably talking directly to me when you mention blogs that never get updated!!!
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