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Feb
15
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According to the Victorian-era “Language of Flowers,” the Eglantine Rose means “a wound to heal.” I made these painted, decorated cookies for a friend who recently had surgery. Find the how-tos to make get well cookies HERE at the decorated cookie.
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By Meaghan Mountford
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Wow that is really beautiful. Too beautiful to eat! I bet your friend was amazed. I would be tempted to preserve them in some way, varnish them maybe. lol