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After much agonizing about what to create for my very first collab-hosting experience, I decided on these star and cross cookie tiles, with designs taken from a variety of examples of luster ware tiles--several that date from 13th Century Central Ira
Rosh Hashanah begins this evening at sundown. I'm not at all a religious person, but my family has always marked the holidays with big, delicious meals, and, this year, we're ushering in the Jewish New Year in the same way. I always feel lucky to ge
Does anyone have any tricks for photographing gold details? I made these pomegranate cookies in celebration of the Jewish New Year, which begins tomorrow evening. They have some pretty neat painted gold details that redeem their otherwise sort of pla
Fall is here, especially in the cookie world! I thought I'd warm things up a bit with this burgundy design taken from some traditional Maiolica tiles made by Sicilian artisan @studiolenid that I discovered on the @artemest website. I must say, coordi
These cookies are inspired by Moroccan wedding blankets. Handira blankets are traditionally woven by Berber women in the Atlas Mountains and given as a gift to a bride for her wedding day. They are most often made with light colored wool and cotton l
This is my second contribution today’s #fabricbakecollab hosted by the wonderful and talented @charrajf @cakesbykymberly & @hot.cakes.and.buttercream ! Thank you again for hosting my favorite collab so far! Remember to check out the hashtag
I have been waiting to post these mirror-work embroidery cookies for forever! It is my contribution today’s #fabricbakecollab hosted by the wonderful and talented @charrajf @cakesbykymberly & @hot.cakes.and.buttercream ! Thank you for hosti
#throwbackthursday ! Today marks the 244th anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn, August 27, 1776, which was the first Revolutionary War battle fought after Americans declared their independence on July 4. The battle was, in part, fought on the groun
Sorting old photos and thought I'd revisit this early-in-my-cookie-journey attempt at a Spanish craft called Damascene. These were an not always successful experiment in so many things from texture to different tones of gold to painting tiny details
The art of Mexican Talavera tile-making was brought with Spaniards to Mexico in the 16th Century. With origins that can be traced to a town called Talavera de la Reina, known throughout Spain during the 15th and 16th centuries as “The City of C
Just a couple of flowery Delft tiles to cheer up your Monday afternoon!
Here’s my second contribution to today’s #arthistorycakecollab2020 hosted by the wonderful @funkybatter @amyamescakes and @charrajf! It’s inspired by the paper and gouache cut-outs that Henri Matisse ma
As I was researching online to determine what designs to do for today’s #arthistorycakecollab2020 hosted by @funkybatter @amyamescakes and @charrajf, I discovered an artist I had never heard of before, Shinsui Ito, and I was immediately enchant
These little Zodiac-inspired minis are my contribution to the #zodiacbakescollab. Each little circle is piped with a constellation corresponding to one of the twelve signs of the zodiac. I won't lie. I kind of hate them. They photograph terribly, and
When I was little, my family was close with a Japanese family who lived in our apartment building whose daughters were the same age as my brother and me. We spent a lot of time with them, and I still have a photo somewhere of me and the two girls dre
Challenge accepted. It's no accident that the cookie community is such a welcoming and supportive one--it's because it's a community made up almost entirely of women who support and hold each other up like it's their job. I thank my lucky stars on
“History has remembered the kings and warriors, because they destroyed; art has remembered the people, because they created.” - William Morris. I really love William Morris, not only because of his beautiful designs, but because of the
I've been wanting to make oyster shells inspired by the GORGEOUS oysters by @thegingerbites for ages, and here they are. I put my own spin on things just the tiniest bit and decided they needed some buddies. I fear they are the only sea shells I'll b
Some pretty Moroccan patterns inspired by the geometric designs that are so common on zellige ceramic tiles. Dating as far back as about 700 AD, Zellige was popular in North Africa and modern day Spain and Portugal until the end of the Hispano-Moresq
Today, in honor of Bastille Day, the national holiday of France, I bring you my cookie take on French Country. Although I sort of associate the French Country style with the 1980s, it actually developed during the 18th Century, when the French people