If you purchased our Halloween Bundle Box earlier this month, these Witch Kit cookies will probably look familiar. This 4-piece cookie cutter set was included in the Halloween box deal, and I'm excited to finally be able to show you these designs all decorated. I had a ton of fun making these cookies. They aren't too challenging to complete, which I love, yet the overall design is still impressive to all who receives them.

When I asked for cookie platter design requests a few months ago, "birthday" was the number one request. After racking my brain on a way to fit two designs around a circular platter, I'm pretty giddy with the idea I came up with.

This ice cream cookie platter design is great for summer parties, but because of the upcoming Independence Day holiday, I thought adding a patriotic theme to it would be an interesting twist.

I've gotten a lot of requests for sports cookie platters, and this baseball design is the first of hopefully many more of this sport series.

One of my favorite summer activities is camping. Since, it's been almost a decade since I last made camping cookies, I thought this summer would be the perfect time to revisit new camping designs.

Flamingos and Florida always seemed associated with each other. However, as a Floridian myself, the only flamingos I've run across are the plastic lawn decor variety.

For Teachers Appreciation this year, we designed something for the plant lovers out there. This Nerdy Cactus cookie set may look complicated due to its multiple parts, but trust me, it's one of the easiest to complete. I'll show you how down below.

Cinco de Mayo is less than a month away. And to prepare, I created cookies for the occasion. Side note, after 13 years of decorating cookies, I can't believe this is the first time I've made Cinco de Mayo cookies. The first week of May has always be packed full of other holidays (Teacher Appreciation, Nurses Week, May the 4th Be with You, etc.) and I guess Cinco de Mayo has never made the cut. Well, it's time I change that.