I finished these beautiful Christmas basket cookies today. Now they only need to be packed into celophane bags. Then they are ready for this year small Christmas gifts to my friends. It is my favourite vanilla sugar cookies decorated with rolled fondant. At first I was planing to make them all white but then I thought a brown basket was nicer.
I have used a basket embosser from Patchwork Cutters to make the basket look and painted them with brown petal dust dissolved in clear alcohol. The flowers are made with the Petunia cutter from Tinkertech Two with the flower veiner. Some Holly leaves and loads of gold sparkle dust. I am really satisfied with the result. Now I just hope my friends thinks the same.
Happy Caking
Louise
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12 comments
candace says:
Dec 4, 2009
im going to make these for christimas they look very nice but the decoration looks a complicated yummy
NuJoi says:
Dec 27, 2007
These are beautiful!
Louise says:
Dec 18, 2007
What a great idea!!!
craftyclaire says:
Dec 18, 2007
Thank you for your advice there. I have actuakky started a sugarcraft dictionary on my blog, to try and clarify these things for myself and anyone else. I’m finding your blog v educational and inspirational. Thank you again