Hippity Hoppity Easter

Spring has sprung finally in Seattle and I could be more excited! We have had a warm winter this year and an early spring!

The Easter bunny was making his rounds in my kitchen helping me cook up some yummy treats for good little boys and girls!

Hopping Sparkly Easter Bunny

So cute I can't decide which face I like more?!

Quack Quack Cheep Cheep

Easter Crosses

New to the Easter celebration line up this year were crosses which are an important part of the reason we celebrate this joyous holiday. I was actually raised Catholic. What did you give up for Lent? I hope it wasn't cookies!

Colorful Daisy Cookies

My daisy cookie cutter is one of my favorites. The possibilities are endless and I love to add them in to my assortments for a pop of color.

Hopping Easter Bunnies Everywhere!

Hopping Easter bunnies waiting to HOP into a special easter basket. And more bunny faces too!

Easter Themed Cake Pops

Of course Easter wouldn't be complete without fun and festive cake pops. These remind me of died easter eggs which I used for my inspiration. 

Mini Cookies

I forget what store I was at but I stumbled across a set of mini Easter cookie cutters and I thought they were just so cute! I had to have them. They were identical to some of the "BIG" easter cookies I had. I was hoping to make cupcakes and use them as cupcake toppers but that plan fell through this year because Easter fell during Spring Break and a lot of my family was out of town. Instead I put them in tiny cake pop bags and stuck them inside the easter eggs which worked out perfect and was a fun surprise for the kids. I am definitely going to remember to do that next year. 

Easter Egg Cookies

And last but certainly not least, it just wouldn't be Easter without some Easter eggs now would it?! These too were my favorite.

Thank you for stopping by my blog and I hope everyone had a wonderful and Happy Easter!

Spring Fever

If you would like to order Easter cookies. Please email me! You can choose between bright spring colors or traditional pastel colors! They are $20/dozen and 2 dozen minimum. $40 for 2 dozen assorted which includes 6 of each shape: Bunny (face or leaping you choose), Tulip, Easter Egg and Carrots. Other optional shapes: Duck, Lamb, Daisy Flower (shown below). 

Daisy Flower Cookies

Sheep/Lamb Cookies

Spring has definitely sprung in the Northwest. The earth finally seems to have woken up from its winter slumber. Flowers are blooming, grass is growing and the sun is shining in Seattle - yes you heard me correctly. In fact we have even been fortunate to have a few days creep up into the 70s!!

Who is ready for Easter?! I miss the days where I would go and search for Easter eggs. Now I get to take joy in watching my little siblings (7 and 4) hunt for eggs!

Quack Quack! Little Ducklings!

"Rubber ducky you're the one...you make bath time so much fun!" Yup that is officially stuck in my head...

Rubber Duckies!

Pastel Tulips

Pastel Tulips

Tulip and Butterfly Cookie

Sparkly Leaping Bunny

Hippity Hoppity Easter's On Its Way!

Fluffy Bunny

Easter Egg

Happy Easter Cookie!

Bunny Faces

These bunny faces are my FAVORITE! I couldn't decide which I liked more though - with whiskers or freckles? What do you think? I want to know! I think I like freckles....

Easter Egg Cookies

My 2 fave Easter Egg Cookies

Naturally with spring comes lots of fun celebrations like baby showers! This blog post is dedicated to all things spring!

I have to apologize in advance that I didn't "pose" these cookies like I normally do and just quickly snapped some pictures during packaging. But I think the cuteness still shines through. I loved the bright spring theme for this Baby Girl shower.

Bright Baby Onesies

Spring Fever Baby Shower Cookies

Tulip Cookies

Anyone going to get a chance to go up to the Tulip festival this year? I always say I am going to go every year and then can never make it!!

Flowers and Baby Rattle Cookies

Baby Rattle Cookies

Thanks for stopping by. Again if you would like to order cookies please email me and see pricing in the middle of the blog post. Happy Spring and Easter everybody!