Just sharing a few images of cookie bouquets I have created and gifted. I wish these weren't such hassle to make (when it's not a full time business) because I LOVE the end result!!
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| This was the very first cookie bouquet I made. It was cute and I heard it tasted great. But, I used a buttercream frosting so it was hard to package and I was so afraid that it would get damaged during travel. I quickly learned that royal icing is the way to go with cookies like this! |
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| A fun Thanksgiving bouquet. The turkeys were made using my kiddos hand prints (prints on paper and then I used the paper cutout to outline the cookies). I used the right hand of one kiddo and the left hand of the other. |
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| The second I saw this hat basket I knew that I needed to make a bouquet using it!!! Two years in a row I made these for my kiddos teachers at Christmas. They were a big hit!!! |
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| Spring theme for end of the year teacher gifts. |
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| This one was ordered as a shower gift. They liked it so much that they ended up sending me extra money for it!! |
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| Back side. It's important to position the cookies correctly when doing both sides. Try to avoid being able to see the back of any cookies. |
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| For my daughters best friend who broke her arm. |
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| "Cookie bouquet" on top of a birthday cake. |
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| More spring themed bouquets for end of the year teacher gifts. |
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