May 23
The heat is here. Now you’ll hear me complain about the heat until the first crisp day of Fall. But this year, instead of mooching off of friends, I actually splurged on pool passes for myself, Maeve and Violet. I even bought a baby swim thing that essentially amounts to 15 feet of mesh material [...]
By meaghanmountford
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Posted in candy, cookie decorating, cookies, crafts, cupcakes, drinks, edible writers, fondant, frosting, ice cream, kids, lollipop sticks, marshmallows, printables, royal icing, Summer
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Also tagged cake pops, cupcakes, ice cream, kids, marshmallows, Memorial Day, summer
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May 14
I whipped up these little tie-dye (tie-dye-esque?) cookie bites to bring to a party from leftover cookie dough and icing. I used the cutest little square cutter from this set I found at Ikea ages ago. The best thing about leftover cookie dough and icing bags you already have is that you can do whatever [...]
May 9
So I have a kindergartener. She goes to a public charter school here in Washington, DC. I’ll spare you all the charter school talk, since I’ve waxed on about it before. (To read more about the charter school system in Washington DC, click HERE and HERE.) These pencil cookies are for all the superfantabulous teachers [...]
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Posted in back to school, cookie decorating, cookies, gift ideas, packaging, printables, royal icing, Uncategorized
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Also tagged crayon, favors, free, gift ideas, pencil, printable, school, teacher appreciation
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May 7
Followers may notice my recent obsession with these portrait cookies. I started with this gift for my niece. The next year I made these favors for her art-themed birthday party. And now, portrait cookies for my mom for Mother’s Day. This is my mom. This is my brother and his family. This is [...]
By meaghanmountford
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Posted in cookie decorating, cookies, edible writers, flowers, gift ideas, Mother's Day, packaging, royal icing, Spring
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Also tagged cookies, gift ideas, Mother's Day
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May 1
Did I ever tell you about the time I wanted to write children’s books? Probably. I still want to write children’s books. When I find the time to read, I always read children’s. My favoritest books in the universe are Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy. Currently, I’m re-reading Harry Potter’s run. (I’m up to [...]
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