No decs at our house yet, not even a wreath on the front door! The tree has been "constructed" but that's it...it's time to get my act together! I like your cookie cutter decs Lakota, a little tree decorated with them would make a lovely present for a baking mad friend or rellie x
Such a cute idea! Love it, plus thats probably the best use for mine as they havent been near anything edible and probably wont be - bang goes my learning to bake thang ;o) Scarlett x
awww sounds like a great idea! i know you got a huge collections of cookie cutter! but i do love those candy cane strings! anyways, thank you for the cute christmas card!
cookie cutters as decoration is a fabulous idea, saves a lot of space! Hmmm...maybe I should hang anything I can find in the kitchen, like forks and spoons too
Fab idea for decorations, only....I don't own a single cookie cutter! Must start that collection in 2012! The Xmas tree photo tips are on this blog here: http://unskinnyboppy.blogspot.com/2010/12/taking-pics-of-tree.html Hope it helps and looking forward to seeing your pics! X G
I like! I've done a cookie cutters thing too, but not on strings. It's on my blog for the first Childlike Christmas post if you want to see it - Dec 1st, maybe?
The post title was enough to reel me in!!! Anything to do with Christmas that takes 10 seconds is jolly fine by me! I love your cookie-cutter decorations so much!! xo
Gosh, those are even better than my wisteria wreath. The story...I tripped over all the cuttings of my wisteria, banging my head on the pergola. Crazy with wisteria hatred I scrunched the cuttings up in a red rage and miraculously they turned into a wreath. Who would have thunk it?
I'm too late! I didnt see this in time. I just sent off my swap and didn't include a xmas ornament. I know, Im a shame to the idea but I did include an xtra charity shopped item. So sue me. I was going to scrabble tile it but I couldn't find any scrabble games for sale. Do you have to use them from games or do they sell them separate? Gheesh Im getting annoying.
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What a lovely idea! I really like the snowflake cookie cutter..so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteIs there no end to your Christmas creativity? Pasta decs, cookie cutter decs. What ever next? I'm excited.....xx
ReplyDeleteNo decs at our house yet, not even a wreath on the front door!
ReplyDeleteThe tree has been "constructed" but that's it...it's time to get my act together! I like your cookie cutter decs Lakota, a little tree decorated with them would make a lovely present for a baking mad friend or rellie x
Such a cute idea! Love it, plus thats probably the best use for mine as they havent been near anything edible and probably wont be - bang goes my learning to bake thang ;o) Scarlett x
ReplyDeleteawww sounds like a great idea! i know you got a huge collections of cookie cutter! but i do love those candy cane strings! anyways, thank you for the cute christmas card!
ReplyDeletexx susan
cookie cutters as decoration is a fabulous idea, saves a lot of space! Hmmm...maybe I should hang anything I can find in the kitchen, like forks and spoons too
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Fabbo! Great idea. Off to raid my kitchen cupboard.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I have hundreds of cookie cutters! x
ReplyDeleteYou are on FIRE this Christmas! Very cute, and something I think even I could manage! xxxxx
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a kitchen tree! And now I'm wishing I would have bought the tub of cookie cutters I saw at a thrift store last weekend...
ReplyDeleteLoving the star cookie cutter i would love to how the biscuits look made with that. Great idea to hang them to ;-)) dee x
ReplyDeleteA kitchen tree sounds a great idea. Did you see the photo I took of one in New York?
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what a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteFab idea for decorations, only....I don't own a single cookie cutter! Must start that collection in 2012!
ReplyDeleteThe Xmas tree photo tips are on this blog here: http://unskinnyboppy.blogspot.com/2010/12/taking-pics-of-tree.html
Hope it helps and looking forward to seeing your pics!
X G
I like! I've done a cookie cutters thing too, but not on strings. It's on my blog for the first Childlike Christmas post if you want to see it - Dec 1st, maybe?
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, although in our house I am never allowed to exert any creativity on the Christmas tree.
ReplyDeleteThe post title was enough to reel me in!!! Anything to do with Christmas that takes 10 seconds is jolly fine by me! I love your cookie-cutter decorations so much!! xo
ReplyDeleteLovely idea.
ReplyDeleteI like the edible idea also, mmmm.
Gosh, those are even better than my wisteria wreath. The story...I tripped over all the cuttings of my wisteria, banging my head on the pergola. Crazy with wisteria hatred I scrunched the cuttings up in a red rage and miraculously they turned into a wreath. Who would have thunk it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! It looks so lovely :)
ReplyDeleteI'm too late! I didnt see this in time. I just sent off my swap and didn't include a xmas ornament. I know, Im a shame to the idea but I did include an xtra charity shopped item. So sue me. I was going to scrabble tile it but I couldn't find any scrabble games for sale. Do you have to use them from games or do they sell them separate? Gheesh Im getting annoying.
ReplyDeleteMate, with this many decorations, you're gonna NEED a second tree!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, great idea.
ReplyDeleteI've wrapped my Xmas tree in burlap, especially for you. x
What a lovely idea Lakota!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea Lakota!
ReplyDeleteYou do always amuse me! Great idea- I've got loads of cookie cutters!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! I think the idea of a little kitchen tree is lovely! You could use your new gingerbread teapot!
ReplyDeleteLove that plate!! x
Brilliant idea! They look great.xxx
ReplyDeleteThey look really cool cookie cutter queen! I tried to make a cookie cutter wreath but it looked total cack. The snowflake one is my fave x
ReplyDeleteLove it - useful, practical and pretty! Curtise is right - you are ON FIRE - move over Martha Stewart!
ReplyDeleteSarah xxx
Amor,
ReplyDeletehow did I miss this post?I love the idea of cookie cutter ornaments. yes, you defo need a Christmas cookie cutter tree in your kitchen.
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