white tiger cookies

i had a customer who placed an order from new orleans!! yay! a little hesitant since i haven't really shipped a lot of my cookies and worried the cookies would not hold well during transit. thank goodness it arrived safely! tho, i did have to wrap each one individually and made sure it was padded well with bubble wrap. lo and behold, non arrived broken! i am getting better at this!!!

 

he requested the head of the tiger to be white with aqua blue eyes. 

Caleb's 100th Day and Red Egg & Ginger Favors!

I had to make 130 cookies for Caleb's 100th Day and Red Egg & Ginger Favors. I think it was more than I could have handled. Thank goodness, I started in advanced! Even David got involved and helped me punch holes for the favor tags! So awesome to have extra set of hands! 

Soona wanted a cub, since Caleb was born in the year of the tiger. She sent me an image of what she wanted the cub to look like and I tried to redesign it as best to my ability. I didn't have a big tiger cookie cutter, so I just drew it in onto a round cookie cutter! 

I am definitely going to take a little break.......I am seriously smelling like flour and sugar.....

Red Egg and Ginger Party Favors!! Sea Creatures...

Here is another set of cookies I made couple of weeks ago for a friend's Red Egg and Ginger Party as party favors!

Animal Sugar Cookies

These sugar cookies were baked for a friend's Red Egg and Ginger Party as party favors...


We made about 75 of these varieties and put them in individually in cellophane bags and tied with a blue ribbon, along with customized labels. Phew! It was a lot of work. But the end result was fantastic and the cookies tasted good, too. They were hit the party and even all the broken cookies (the rejects) had disappeared by the end of the night!

Animal Sugar Cookies

These sugar cookies were baked for a friend's Red Egg and Ginger Party as party favors...


We made about 75 of these varieties and put them in individually in cellophane bags and tied with a blue ribbon, along with customized labels. Phew! It was a lot of work. But the end result was fantastic and the cookies tasted good, too. They were hit the party and even all the broken cookies (the rejects) had disappeared by the end of the night!