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Showing posts with label corporate event function. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Eve Boutique Cookies

Black and white cookies for the elegant dessert table created by Sunshine Coast Lolly Buffets and Event Styling for Eve Boutique's re-opening. 
 
It took several tries to get the piping right.  I had originally piped the details on the fan and border of the rectangular logo cookies all black, but it looked too heavy and over-done.  To create a lighter feel, I used white in between the black details.  It took longer to do it this way, but well worth the effort.      
 



Friday, August 9, 2013

... and so it begins

It's been awhile in between posts.  It's not that I haven't done much cakes or cookies, but just that in between baking and decorating, there's family. 

There's also the few weeks that I hem hawed around, trying to decide about having my blog re-designed.  Well, I finally took the plunge.  Here is the new blog, designed and installed by Smitten Blog Designs.

And here are shots of what I had been up to the past few months.


{ Cookie favours in jars for Crystal's wedding }

 

{ Icy snowflake cookies for Mater Health Services' Sub-Zero conference }



{ Angus' birthday cookies }

 

{ Spencer's mad scientist birthday cake }
 


{ Alexa's birthday cookies - a bit of home, fashion and art in a jar }




{ White and gold cookies and cupcakes for a golden wedding anniversary } 
 

 
 

{ Monkey face christening cookies, based on the baby's toy monkey }

 
{ Mariette's bridal shower cookies }





{ Alyssa's ballerina and ruffles birthday cake, cookies, and a special tutu cookie just for her }




   

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Tiffany & Co cookies

A few weeks ago, I was asked by Tiffany & Co to make small cookies for their QueensPlaza shop.  I then received an email from one of their customers telling me how much she loved the cookie she had at the shop and if I could make the same cookies for her bridal shower.  How could I say no?