Halloween is HERE

Halloween Season is here....and I don't have enough time to do all the things I want to do! It can not end. I simply LOVE this holiday. I think it might be my favorite :) I've been busy this week making cookies for Trevor's class party on Monday. Here is the selection I made!!!

My Frankenstein was inspired by Cookie Crumbs on Facebook. It seems a lot of the blogs and sites I look at decided to use the square and round cookie cutter for so many things. So I HAD to try it as well!

Something must be brewing for my witches hats!
More from one of my favorites - Sugarbelle. The more traditional Frankenstein.
Not Halloween I know...but I had some extra dough and had seen this a few weeks ago. I had to make some. I loved how Cookies with Character brought a little sunshine in with a daisy cookie cutter. I will be making more of these in the future!
Using a new cookie cutter I purchased recently I made a witches boot!
I have to thank Munchkin Munchies for inspiring these Spider Cookies.
They are made with a candy shaped cookie cutter with a triangle attached as a hat. Simply adorable!

Trevor didn't want me to make scary cookies so when I saw these ghosts from Catch My Party's blog I thought they were perfect!
An assortment of pumpkins. I haven't quite found the pumpkin face I really like though. I wasn't too happy with any of these.
Ohh....a spooky cat face. But not too spooky! Meow!
Everyone loves candy corn, right?
My new tombstone cookie cutter.
I hope the kids enjoy the Halloween cookies! They are going to have a fun day on Monday at their party. And I really liked making them!
I have a few more tricks up my sleeve for Halloween yet that I have to finish! I've been up a few hours already working on them!

HAPPY BAKING
Jen

More Owls and BIG Cookies and 3D Witch Hats

Here are some more Halloween and Fall things to share with you today!
I had lots of inspiration with what I created!

When I saw the 3-D Witch Hat Cookies that one of my favorite blogs did, The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle, I couldn't resist immediately trying there. She is so wonderful about thinking outside the box and using different cutters to come up with more ideas. And she really gives great tutorials on how website. These hats were made with 2 cookie cutters. First the top part was made with a candy corn cutter and I cut off the very bottom of it.....


For the bottom you have a circle cookie cutter. You put them together with a bit of icing and let them dry.
And check out what you get in the end? A very cool 3-D Hat. Very clever I thought. I wish I had the ideas that Sugarbelle's does. She puts something on her blog just about every week that I want to try!


I ordered some new Halloween cookie cutters this year. When they came in the mail a few of them were much bigger than I thought! Wow - a 6 inch bat cookie!
My gigantic black cat!

And a huge spider web!Big cookies are a good treat to give away!

I had some extra dough and had seen some more owls on Sugarbelle's website here. Some more thinking outside the box using heart and tulip cookie cutters to make these cute little creatures. There was a lot of detail and these were fun for me to make.

This week I'll be working on some more Halloween cookies for Trevor to take to his class on Monday! Happy Baking!