
Ever since I began my cookie-making journey, I've been gawking over a design by one of my cookie idols -- (Callye from
SweetSugarBelle ... she's
brilliant) lace-decorated cookies. They're so simple, oh-so pretty, and can be added to just about any shape.

I was sort of at a loss this year as far as what to get Aidan's teachers for an end-of-year gift. And I'm ashamed to admit that time sort of got away from me, and his last day of school is rapidly approaching. So I figured it was the perfect time to attempt the long-admired lace cookies. I wanted to use fun and bright summer colors, so I opted for red and teal blue on round and cross-shaped cookies.

Mine aren't anywhere near as lovely as Callye's, but they were fun to make.
And they're yummy.
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Next to my graduation cookies (the best), those are the most beautiful cookies I've ever seen. And they're in my favorite color combo--turquoise and red.
I cannot imagine how long it took to make them.
I'm in awe.
And I want to eat them.
I agree with Beverly , the color combination is quite beautiful.
I agree with Beverly , the color combination is quite beautiful.
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