Halloween party animals. Hope they were “consumed” by desire to be in the Halloween holiday “spirit…”



Halloween party animals. Hope they were “consumed” by desire to be in the Halloween holiday “spirit…”



One advantage of waiting so long to post this set is that it is hockey season again (we are in that sweet spot of sports where it is baseball, football, hockey, and basketball season all at once. Choice is a good thing, right?)
Anyway, back to hockey. … and word play.

We have been renovating a 30 year old house since we moved to New Hampshire this past spring. Many people will warn you about the costs and the timeline of renovations. “Many people” were correct, correct, and, oh yeah, CORRECT! But, at last, catching up on the cookie sets never posted….
I created this set last spring for one GLAD GRADuate. Thank you Lawdy that that part of schooling was done (although she is now working on her Masters…). Impressive.


Happy first birthday Aiden! These sweet treats went to a winter ONEderland party! Serve on a platter or as favors!


She calls him her “puzzle piece” because he is the missing piece to her life puzzle. These two are such an amazing an sweet couple. Congrats in cookie form.


Time for the annual Christmas Eve dinner place cards for my sweet friend Colleen. This year she wanted something Santa inspired so I used SemiSweetMike’s mug cookie cutter to create this table setting. Where there is hope and magic, there is wonder. We could all use a little more wonder in this world. Hope your day is merry and bright, where ever and whom ever you are.



3D gingerbread trains were a little out of my box. But what the client wants, the client gets. The engine was a 5″ cookie with an additional “coal” cart custom behind. Included were two huge gingerbread men (one was a woman, actually) and two little ones that fit in the front compartment of the train. All to be decorated at the party and taken home in their custom box.



Holiday office party for the judicial courts in Colorado. Please pun, the client said. I don’t have to be asked twice. Her favorite were the ‘briefs’…





The main jolly old elf and his helpers made an appearance at this celebration. The helper elves were called out by name as they brought sweet treats to good girls (and boys). Ornaments added to the festive setting. Loosen those belts and let the season begin!


