Cookies for the Rockin' City Rollergirls

Now that all the girls have had a chance to see them, here is the rest of the Roller Derby set for the Rockin' City Rollergirls here in Round Rock, TX. Check out their website:http://www.rockincityrollergirls.com/, or facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/rockincityrollergirls... these girls are so much fun, and kinda scary at the same time. I am so excited they enjoyed their cookies because I really enjoyed making them, so much so that I got a little carried away with how many I did... but I don't think they minded much ;) 

ECU themed wedding treats

Monster Mash has gone teen... Welcome to Monster High

I've secretly liked these characters since the first time I saw them, there is just something fun about imagining what happened to all those monsters after the cameras turned off... they all got busy and made some kids :) For those that don't know Monster High, they are high school characters inspired by popular monster "parents" and they keep coming out with more. This set was for a very special girl so I wanted to make them as awesome as I could. The characters are Clawdean, Frankie Stein, and Draculaura. These were all hand painted and matched her theme perfectly.

The great skull cookie cutter challenge

I am participating in another challenge among a bunch of my fellow cookiers. In honor of Sweet Sugar Belle's crazy ability to use random cutters to make anything but what they were designed for, we are passing along a skull cookie cutter from person to person to see how many things we can make, besides a skull, before it gets back to the original person. So far we've had hippos, ice cream cones, cats, Kenny, Nemo, flowers... I can't wait to see what else they come up with. These were my contribution, astronauts, complete with rocket ship. I sketched out a bunch of different ideas for this challenge but these little guys kept calling me to make them and I loved how cute they came out. This challenge was a lot of fun and what a great way to get people to look twice as something they thought could only be one thing.