It's almost Hoooooo-loween!

And what better way to get ready than some cute little owls.  This is one of my latest cutters that I purchased from Klickitat Street.  Not only is Sarah a talented cookie decorator, she has recently started making her own cutters.  I couldn't resist (duh!) and I had to purchase all four of her first ones.  I mean, who doesn't need more cutters, right?!

I do have other owl cutters, but I love this one because it is the perfect size.  I couldn't wait to use it, so I decided on some little Halloween owls.  This is what I came up with:

I see myself finding excuses to use this little cutter a lot...love it!

I also can't wait to try the other designs that I got...the little gnomes are adorable and of course the toadstool was a must as well...never know when you will need some of those as well!

I was even bored enough last week to whip up some "minis".  Now, I will be the first to admit that typically minis are not not. my. thing.  Period.  They are super cute, but they seem to be almost as much work as a regular size cookie, but you have a lot less to show for your efforts.

These however, just might be an exception!

I had purchased some clear, plastic containers from Pick Your Plum.  I have to admit that their "daily deals" are a weakness of mine! You may or may not want to purchase some inexpensive chevron infinity scarves in every color, just because they were such a good deal...just sayin'!

Anyhoo, after I decorated the minis they looked like this:

I then bagged them up and heat sealed them:

Put them in one of the cute little 4 x 4 boxes and tied it with a simple tulle bow, added a little Halloween tag that I made using my Silhouette and VOILA!

Whatcha' think?  Wouldn't this be a fun way to get "boooooooo-d" for Halloween?!

Today I will be working on some "coloring book" cookies.  Taylor asked if I would make her some Halloween ones that they could decorate while staying at Nana's house.  How can you say no to that?! 

Til next time!