Franky and the Bride of Franky
I’ve been playing around with some more Halloween cookies practicing for my Dell order coming up here in a month or so…I have made the Frankenstein cookie every year for the past 4 Halloweens, so I have that one down, but his beautiful bride was one that I have never tried before. I used the same cutter and I think it turned out pretty cute! Here are some pics…
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adorable!
very cool – can't wait to see the rest!
what a cute couple 🙂
VERY CUTE! You should go to my blog and copy a picture of "Frankenstein's Castle" and make that as a cookie to go along with it! LOL
trac ~ haha! that would be really cool, actually!
HOW funny! Love her eyelashes!
Thank you for your comment on my blog.Your work is adorable, I will get some ideas from you ( I promise I will give you credit). I use rice crispy treats in all my big cake toppers, is just easy for me and lower the cost on the price of the cake for my clients.
Take care.
Very nice! I like these alot.
~ingrid
http://www.womansday.com/Recipes/Witch-s-Finger-Cookies-Recipe I made these last year,but I used a sugar cookie instead of the almond paste. I just cut out fingers and colored them the same with royal icing. I put colored almonds on some tips to look like nail polish and it was a huge hit!