Those cookies spurred a craving in me, so I went off to my local grocery to procure some. Guess what, on a Friday, five days prior to Halloween, there were NO pumpkin cookies or any other spooky cookies to be had in the bakery. However, I could have bought fresh Christmas cookies, as they had plenty of those. ?!? I just don't get it.
YUMMY! My favorite!
ReplyDelete:o Those are gooooorgeous! Whenever I try icing sugar cookies, they look like melted crayons. Or something else, similarly shapeless and drippy. Nice!
ReplyDeleteMMMmm... reminds me of when I was a kid. Yours look great!
ReplyDeleteAre you talented in EVERYTHING!?!? Those are my favorite type of cookies.
ReplyDeleteWhat's your frosting recipe of choice?
With all that gorgeous knitting and you still have time to bake and decorate cookies??? Move over Martha!
ReplyDeleteI love 'em send some to me :)
ReplyDeletemmm, those look tasty!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to have to come over to alleviate you of those cookies! mmmmmmmmmm....
ReplyDeleteMARTHA!!! MARTHA... WHERE IS MARTHA? SHE REALLY NEEDS TO SEE THIS.
ReplyDeleteCK
If you made and iced those, in addition to your other talents, I may just be too envious and unworthy to come here again.
ReplyDeleteGreat job decorating the cookies!
ReplyDeletemmmm, the picture looks good enought to eat!
ReplyDeleteOh yummy! I wish I had time to make cookies like that! ;_; Great job!
ReplyDeleteSo, how DID you get the icing to solidify so well?
ReplyDeleteMmmmm those look so good!
ReplyDeleteThose cookies spurred a craving in me, so I went off to my local grocery to procure some.
ReplyDeleteGuess what, on a Friday, five days prior to Halloween, there were NO pumpkin cookies or any other spooky cookies to be had in the bakery. However, I could have bought fresh Christmas cookies, as they had plenty of those. ?!? I just don't get it.