Cookie Box

Ok, so here's the Christmas Cookie box I just finished... now I just need to bake the cookies. Hmmmmmm... my sister LOVES to bake Christmas cookies. I wonder if she'd be willing to work out a trade???? I'll spend the 15 minutes cutting the boxes and she can spend the hours in the kitchen baking cookies to fill them! Sound like an even trade?

It's SOOOO an even trade! I'm saving her from a possible paper cut! Really, now that I think about it... I could be saving her life. Yah, lets go with that! hahahahaha!

Hope you guys like it. I'm also ordering some holiday parchment paper from my favorite online baking resource, Fancy Flours, to line these little gems with. Someone asked me to share, so I thought I'd share it with all you guys too! I once made a birthday cake with a Queen of Hearts theme and ordered a ton of their sugar playing card suits to embellish the sides of the cake. It turned out FABULOUS and the service was excellent! Check them out for YOUR holiday baking, and don't forget to download the Cookie Box cut file located at the top-right of this blog.

***Cartridges used: George, Storybook

Comments

Anonymous said…

Thank you for the great box and I must say I LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY which shows through your awesome work! You know you rock!!!

Mercy!!!

November 22, 2009 at 10:22 PM

FitterTwit said…

OMGosh Mercy... I'm blushing! Thank you. And, "NO, YOU DO!" LOL!

November 22, 2009 at 11:31 PM

Magoo said…

oh my gosh! I love this box and the little gingerbread man is adorable....I could totally picture a batch of delicious cookies sitting in there....tempting me......yummmmmm :)

November 23, 2009 at 2:31 PM

ddair said…

Great box! SO cute! I love the Gingerbread man. Thank you for your generosity!
Diania

November 24, 2009 at 8:13 AM

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