That is why, when I was asked by Gretchen over at Three Little Monkeys Studio to create cookies for her Grandmother's 90th Surprise Birthday (how fun is that?!)... I so wanted to do this. She told me her Gram was a avid canner and planted Zinnias all over her property. This sounded so beautiful to me. I also grew up eating my Noni's canned goods and pulling carrots from the garden, which my Pop washed under the hose and we devoured them immediately.
90 years is definitely something to celebrate!!! Here's to more and more healthy, happy years to come and many more memories to make! Happy Birthday!!!
I am a new reader. I love your cookies so much! How did you do the zinnias? I would love to see a tutorial on that! Thanks for sharing your talent!
ReplyDeleteYou have got to be KIDDING ME!!! These are amazing!!! Just browsing everything else here, and you are amazing!! Just found you on pinterest, and am your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteOh my...these are sooooo CUTE...found them on pinterest. I hope it's okay with you that I feature them on my blog...I wil be sure to give you the credit for them and a link to your blog.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
These are gorgeous! Absolutely amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do such amazing work! I enjoyed browsing through your blog. You should open up an Etsy shop in addition to selling through your blog. I will definitely be back to place an order. Thanks for sharing your creativity.
ReplyDeleteOh my heavens. Gorgeous. You do really lovely work...so glad I came across this!
ReplyDeletethe most beautiful cookies that I have ever seen!!! wow, you do beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteYou are so very talented! I love these!
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooo amazing!!! I'm obsessed with mason jars!!
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I just found your blog. LOVE those dahlia cookies!!! My Home and Family Friday linky party is still up an running. I'd love it if you'd stop by and link these cookies to the party!
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Those cookies are really beautiful...too pretty to eat!
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Just discovered you via Amy Atlas' blog. Those cookies are AMAZING! What a talent you are!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THESE! Shared them on my Fave 5! http://saynotsweetanne.com/2012/fave-5-6/
ReplyDeleteYou do lovely work. Found you on pinterest.
ReplyDeleteWOW girl! Beautiful cookies!
ReplyDeleteThese cookies are absolutely stunning!! I love them!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed these when they came out! So so so so gorgeous! That jar! Colors are perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully beautiful gift! Could you possibly tell me what tip size you used to create those zinnias? They're adorable!
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented! I love both the zinnias and ball jars. :)
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteWhat would you charge for say 1 dozen cookie "jars" and/or 1 dozen zinnias?
@Laura Lee- please contact me at cookiekrista11@gmail.com and we can talk more. :)
ReplyDeleteblown away...included your zinnias in the blog post below, just posted. Hope I credited you and linked back appropriately. Amazing
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Thank you so much!!! :)
DeleteThese are beautiful! I would love a tutorial on how to make the zinnias.
ReplyDeleteWhat is your web site i love the cookies
ReplyDeleteOh these are just so beautiful! Almost too beautiful to eat :)
ReplyDeleteSo BEAUTIFUL... I just love these cookies!!! Thank for sharing :):):)
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beautiful! i shared these cookies on my blog:
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xo
audrey