These were a fun project and my most difficult part was deciding how much work to put into one cookie so that it met a mid-range price. I don't sell cookies so I was really out of my element in that respect. I do love how these turned out though.
I started with a square cookie that I filed to get straight edges. I also baked large flowers in molds knowing I wanted 5o include them in the decoration.
I white washed the base and flower, stenciled the words in royalicing, then flooded the frames. Allowed to dry overnight while I made white chocolate molded roses and royalicing transfers.
Day two I arranged, assembled, and added greenery to the cookies.
The box was a little tricky. I have sheets of acetate and decided to make my own for this project. I wanted the box to be completely clear and not cover any part of the design. Being stationed in Korea I wasn't able to find ribbon I liked but would have opted for maybe a silk tie or lace ribbon instead of these.
I'm glad you had fun making these wedding favors. The molded cookies really add some great visual interest, and the white chocolate roses are a nice addition of flavor. I also like how the formal gold-highlighted roses contrast so nicely against the more rustic look of the whitewashed background. And the clear packaging really lets the cookie take center stage and makes it look like a beautiful keepsake cookie.
This is so beautiful and festive dear Kyra. Love the idea with the frame and I love the gold effect!! (Pst: I like it when it glitters ...! ) Really great work! @Kyra Manthe
This is so beautiful and festive dear Kyra. Love the idea with the frame and I love the gold effect!! (Pst: I like it when it glitters ...! ) Really great work! @Kyra Manthe
I so know what you mean. I was like "just a little dab of gold" and then a little more and a little more. I had to tell myself out loud to stop! 😆🥰
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