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Spooky Creations: Halloween Part 4

Welcome back everyone! This post is a continuation of my Halloween celebration this year. In this post I use my sugar cookies recipe as well as some non-Halloween themed cookie cutters to make spooky or Halloween themed cookies. It only takes a little imagination and *poof* you've got some new creations in your kitchen.

Every Halloween season I see cookie cutters emerge and the same ones make their way through each year with a variation or two.
Cookies available in part 1

Cookies available in part 2


Halloween Cookies Part 1

Halloween Cookies Part 2

Shapes I used
Each video is 5-6 minutes long and has about 8 cookie designs each.

I'll be updating this post with written directions later this week.
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