Originally Posted by joyce blint
(Post 6951862)
Those are really cute. I'm puzzled. What did you use for the "thread"?
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Originally Posted by ykreeves
(Post 6951866)
Too cute, recipe please!
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Originally Posted by Wow I Like That
(Post 6951978)
They are adorable. It looks like twine as the thread. Maybe you could use thing licorice. Doesn't Twislers make a thin rope candy that can be separated? I'll surely have to try making these.
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Originally Posted by BETTY62
(Post 6952270)
Just took a look at your LA website and your work is awesome.
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Originally Posted by joyce blint
(Post 6951862)
Those are really cute. I'm puzzled. What did you use for the "thread"?
I didn't think of licorice at the time. And 44 girls at the retreat survived--I told them they could use it as dental floss if need be! |
Those are just too cute and a good idea for a sewing group refreshment. I'll watch for the tutorial so I can make some for treats at one of our meetings.
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What a great idea for a quilt retreat treat! Yep, the black licorice would be great for the "ties" on those cookies. Looks like you had a great time also. And I agree, your long arm quilting is fabulous! If only ......
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Just too cute !!! Great thinking !
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I saw a similar recipe in a magazine and saved it. They used royal icing in a very thin strip to make the "thread" so they could make it edible. I participate in a cookie exchange each year and plan to make them for that.
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cute cookies and cookie pops
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