Stackable designs have always been pretty popular this time of year. Continuing with that trend, I've always wanted to create a design for Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. Coming up with the concept, I debated whether it should a full-body design with legs and all, but eventually went with a simplified version of just his bust. I'm loving the final design. He's such a handsome reindeer that I'm sure everyone will love as a gift this holiday season!

Christmas is a time of great cheer, goodwill, and happy gatherings with friends and family. For the winter holiday season, I'm always looking for quick cookie ideas that will feed large groups of people. This poinsettia cookie platter is a great option for just that!

This overlapping football platter is a pretty straight-forward cookie platter design. However, to make this platter special, I applied an easy texture technique to elevate the overall presentation. Here's a quick demonstration on how you can easily recreate a football texture for this football cookie platter.

Here are a few recommended packaging ideas for this type of 4-piece cookie set. Packaging options can be overwhelming to sort through, but I hope this quick post will help lay out which packaging will work for what size and where to find them.

This new wheat wreath cookie platter gives the optical illusion that it's a lot of work and super detailed. But the truth of the matter is, it's surprisingly simple to decorate. Let me break down the easy steps for you in this tutorial.

If you're looking for an adorable cookie platter for Halloween, I have just the platter design for you. This new cat & witch hat cookie platter pays homage to one of my favorite Halloween movies, Hocus Pocus. The design includes a cute black cat, a classic pointy witch hat, and utilizes the iconic song quote from the movie, "I put a spell on you".Here's how you can recreate this witch-themed platter design that will surely be perfect for your upcoming Halloween celebration.

Learn to make this cute Frankenstein cookie set! This new Halloween cookie set is a 2-for-1 deal. You have the option of making a sitting Frankenstein monster design or, with a switch of the head, create a sitting mummy design. Both options use the same cookie cutter body.

This raven on pumpkin design is the second feature from the witch kit cookie cutter set. If you missed the first tutorial from this set, you can click here (skull on books).To decorate this raven design, here's a breakdown of the steps below.