The festive mood inspires even amateur bakers like me! I made a Cookie Bouquetfor a friend’s daughter’s birthday with Deeba’s sugar cookie recipe; A very simple and easy-to-make recipe. Thanks Deeba for the recipe and many others from your blog which inspire me to bake!
I had fun decorating the cookies and making the bouquet.The cookies were decorated with colorful icing recipe from here and sprinkled with colored sugar.
I made a batch of chocolate sugar cookies too to save on my decoration time since I made around 70-80 cookies; just used simple silver dragees for the chocolate cookies.
For the bouquet I inserted wooden skewers as the cookie ‘stems’ into the cookies before baking. After cooling them I wrapped each one with small cellophane bags and sealed them with small red ribbons.I used a cute embroidered pink pen holder for the bouquet base; Inserted some garden sponge to hold the cookie stems. I cut thin strips from a green craft paper to cover the garden sponge.
This is my first of the 7 posts for the Blog Marathon initiated by Nupur (and also my first Auto-scheduled post since I am traveling upto 27th!) Thanks Nupur for motivating me to post on this much neglected space!
Nupur says
Oh what a sweet post 🙂 I absolutely love the cookie bouquet, and can imagine how it would be the perfect centerpiece for a kids’ birthday party.
The scroll/pinwheel cookies have been on my to-make list for a long while…yours look wonderful.
Madhuli says
Thanks Nupur.and thank you for inspiring me to get back to blogging!
sowjanya says
I look for ways to use my nutella and buy some more 🙂 I should try this with Nutella. Nice color combo..
outofthegarden says
That bouquet is a masterpiece!!! All the cookies look so festive — I especially like the idea of pistachio-choco srolls 🙂
Notyet100 says
lovely post will be glad if u send this over for jingle event at my blog
Madhuli says
thanks and will send it over
Sheetal says
That’s perfect for gifting too … very pretty, festive! Those scrolls look absolutely cute ..
Madhuli says
Sowjanya, Sheetal, Linda: Thank you for the kind words