Halloween Butterfly

You have done more!!! amazing   They are just good for coming Halloween.  

 Awesome idea!!! Love these Zara: )

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

You have done more!!! amazing   They are just good for coming Halloween.  

Thanks, Ryoko! Yes, that was my intention, you know I am very practical

Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:

 Awesome idea!!! Love these Zara: )

Thanks again, Carol! Not the perfect implementation, but people get the idea!

carouselselsel posted:

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

You have done more!!! amazing   They are just good for coming Halloween.  

Thanks, Ryoko! Yes, that was my intention, you know I am very practical

　Zara, you enjoyed your cookie day!   

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

carouselselsel posted:

Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:

You have done more!!! amazing   They are just good for coming Halloween.  

Thanks, Ryoko! Yes, that was my intention, you know I am very practical

　Zara, you enjoyed your cookie day!   

Yeas that's what I did, Ryoko! And it was great! I know I can not make masterpieses so I just had some fun! The designs where ready weeks ago and were waiting for their happy hour

How beautiful!!! ❤️

Fun set!

Evelindecora posted:

How beautiful!!! ❤️

Thanks, Evelin!

Manu posted:

Fun set!

Thanks, Manu!

These are all so neat, Zara! Especially love how you made those brooms fit the shape!

swissophie posted:

These are all so neat, Zara! Especially love how you made those brooms fit the shape!

Thanks again, Sonja! @iSugarfy (aka swissophie) So happy you like them! 

Jestoki saa!

Cookieland by ZorniZZa posted:

Jestoki saa!

Blagodarya, Zori!

Your bat is a very intriguing use of the butterfly shape! At first, I thought the wings were curved/folded over, but then I realized that was the dark night sky.  I am now wondering how many birds and winged animals you could do with folded-over wings to fit this butterfly shape...

Bakerloo Station posted:

Your bat is a very intriguing use of the butterfly shape! At first, I thought the wings were curved/folded over, but then I realized that was the dark night sky.  I am now wondering how many birds and winged animals you could do with folded-over wings to fit this butterfly shape...

Thanks again, Christine!