Happy Saturday Crafty Friends!
and
Welcome to the Cookies For Santa Blog Hop
Today we have a group of fun crafty ladies sharing with you cookie recipes and creative way to package cookies.
You should have come from Denise's blog. If you just happened upon my blog, be sure to start at the beginning, Lisa's blog.
Here is what my youngest and I baked to share with you.
Since I have been pretty busy lately working full-time (and over-time) I thought I'd share how to have some baking fun with your little ones and still make great cookies.
We bake lots of goodies for Family and Friends at the Holidays, and most of them are made from scratch. But occasionally you need a treat and don't have lots of time for prepping. There are a lot of refrigerator cookies and boxed mixes that you can use. It's okay if you don't make everything from "scratch", it's more about the baking and decorating memories. And with the little ones, they may loose interest if the prepping takes too long.
Supplies:
Pillsbury refrigerator Sugar Cookie dough
Christmas sprinkles
Cookie "box" is an svg file from SVG Cutting Files, "Santa Fry Box"
(this fry box fits 4 large cookies perfectly)
"Simply Red" Rumple Ribbon from Lovebug Creations
Jaded Blossom "Treat Tag Die"
Jaded Blossom "Cookies For You" stamp
Recollections card stocks
"Simply Red" Rumple Ribbon from Lovebug Creations
We had lots of fun baking these cookies, and even more fun eating them :)
You next stop is Carla's blog.
Thanks for stopping by!
Here is what my youngest and I baked to share with you.
Since I have been pretty busy lately working full-time (and over-time) I thought I'd share how to have some baking fun with your little ones and still make great cookies.
We bake lots of goodies for Family and Friends at the Holidays, and most of them are made from scratch. But occasionally you need a treat and don't have lots of time for prepping. There are a lot of refrigerator cookies and boxed mixes that you can use. It's okay if you don't make everything from "scratch", it's more about the baking and decorating memories. And with the little ones, they may loose interest if the prepping takes too long.
Supplies:
Pillsbury refrigerator Sugar Cookie dough
Christmas sprinkles
Cookie "box" is an svg file from SVG Cutting Files, "Santa Fry Box"
(this fry box fits 4 large cookies perfectly)
"Simply Red" Rumple Ribbon from Lovebug Creations
Jaded Blossom "Treat Tag Die"
Jaded Blossom "Cookies For You" stamp
Recollections card stocks
"Simply Red" Rumple Ribbon from Lovebug Creations
We had lots of fun baking these cookies, and even more fun eating them :)
You next stop is Carla's blog.
Thanks for stopping by!
those cookies look really yummy and the packaging is sooo cute. I like your choices of jaded blossom and svg cutting files...2 of my favorite companies!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Santa box is divine for the cookies -TFS and for the hop - enjoy your week and Merry Christmas - utb01 @ att. net http://ilikepaper01.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletePopped over to see what you're baking - oh boy, yummy treat! TFS and cyberhugs.......Mama LoveBug
ReplyDeleteWhen my DD was a toddler, we used to make the refrigerated cookies. She loved them and didn't know that they weren't made from scratch. LOL
ReplyDeleteLoooove your goody holder. Tooo cute! TFS! :-)
Cookies look delicious... gift box and tag are so cute Merry Christmas to you and yours :) lindaplusthree at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteClever girl! Pretty cookies and I love the Santa cookie box.
ReplyDeleteisoscia at aol dot com
Sugar cookies are always a favorite in my home. I just love how you packaged them up.
ReplyDeleteawesome way to save time and still beautiful presentation!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Just love your ideas!!
ReplyDeleteThis is the only way I make sugar cookies, lol. Love the box and tag a lot. They are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and have a blessed day,
Sandy
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Have a roll of these in my fridge! Cannot wait to bake them!
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