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Feb
23
As one who made cookie bouquets for a living (here) for about a billion years, and as cookies are piled up all over my life (see here and here and here), I found these super-easy-kid-friendly cookie bouquets from You Can Make This absolutely charming. This site and accompanying blog are filled, and I mean filled, with incredible information, downloads, patterns, crafts, how-tos and ideas in every category: home decor, cooking, crafts, sewing, embroidery, jewelry and more. These bouquets are made with skewers, gumdrops and store-bought cookies.
