A Decorated Wooden Case by icingsugarkeks

This contribution to the challenge is an open cookie box, a wooden type case made of cookies. The square as the bottom is a single cookie with a size of 16 x16 cm. This time I worked with another dough that did not break quickly and was easy to work with. I carved the wood pattern in the background and then brushed it with cocoa icing. This is how the pattern came about. With the frame I felt like I was standing with my grandpa in the workshop ... He was a carpenter. What his hands have created still inspires me today! But I still have to practice !!!...
The "reqisites" of the wooden type case are real. There is nothing cookie dough or isomalt !! (Unfortunately! I know!!!)

another perspective on the empty box:

Gabi, I just love the texture of your cookie box @Icingsugarkeks!! The use of cocoa on top of the cookie really gives it a distressed look and feel. It's just perfect ❤️

Oh wow, so this is what has been keeping you so busy!! It’s awesome, dear Gabi! My first thought was that the glass figures were isomalt, as you are so capable of doing that magic too. Congratulations, dear friend!🥰

Wow! So very unique!

Perfect texture, love your box👌❤️❤️

Awww... Carol and Heather, a big thank you to both of you for your very warm words! I had to smile while reading ... I appreciate you and your comments very much! ❤️😘  @Cookies Fantastique   @Heather Bruce Sosa

Thanks a lot for your lovely words dear Evelin @Evelindecora and dear Petra @Petra Florean ❤️😘

Many Thanks 😘  @Mara's Flour Power   @Econlady   @Julia M. Usher   @PartyPrettier   @Debbie2   @Kim Damon   @Kelly Hyland   @Ryoko ~Cookie Ave.   @Aproned Artist   @Tina at Sugar Wishes

Wonderful entry to the challenge, Gabi. I love the technique you used to create the wood pattern - very clever. And, a bit off topic, but I couldn't help but notice the clock with the Maple Leaf.

Fantastic work 

Wonderful idea, dear Gabi ❤️❤️❤️! And how perfectly square! Awesome texture, too ! Love that little smiley face in your logo... sweet touch!

Thank you so much dear Christine!! ❤️😘
Right, yes, you are from Canada ... This is a gift from my uncle. He also lives in Canada ... But I'm thinking about something completely different now ... Although I always take great care not to use copyright. Could imagine that the watch is one of them ... ??!?   @Sweet Prodigy

Thank you so sooo very much dear @iSugarfy (aka swissophie) ❤️😘
ach so... bei dir kann ich ja deutsch schreiben!!! Haaach...
Als ich das Logo damals kreierte, hat mir das lachende Gesicht auch total gefallen. Du bist die Erste, die das erwähnt. Ja, es sollte einfach ein bisschen Freude aufkommen, hatte ich gedacht.

Thanks 😘  @Edyta Kołodziej

Icingsugarkeks posted:

Thank you so much dear Christine!! ❤️😘
Right, yes, you are from Canada ... This is a gift from my uncle. He also lives in Canada ... But I'm thinking about something completely different now ... Although I always take great care not to use copyright. Could imagine that the watch is one of them ... ??!?   @Sweet Prodigy

I think the guidelines for the 11 point leaf are different than the flag itself. The same for photographing it (personal, not commercial) as opposed to reproducing it. That said, I can only imagine the manpower and resources needed if every posted photograph of the leaf required written permission. I am not a lawyer, but I would guess that you are in the clear on this one.  @Icingsugarkeks

So beautiful and so realistic work dear Gabi @Icingsugarkeks. 👏🏻❤👏🏻❤👏🏻

I love how you used the isomalt to create the rough-hewn look of the wood. This is beautiful!

Thank you soooo very much for your kind words Kanchana - my cookie friend!!! ❤️😘❤️  @Kanch J

Many Thanks Nikki  @Nikki Carriere , but I didn't use isomalt here! The vases are of glass. 😘❤️

Thanks 😘  @Edyta Kołodziej   @LisaF   @Teri Pringle Wood    @Suzie09   @Verónika  @Manu biscotti decorati