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Cookie Recipe And A Seven Day (Washable) Recipe Holder

Cookie Recipe And A Seven Day (Washable) Recipe Holder
 I wanted to create something unusual with  no wrapping paper, cheap bows, name tags, or stickers to wrap the cookies in. I wanted an easy cookie recipe that anyone could make with no-fail results. They needed to be crispy on the outside, softish on the inside and not too sweet.  They absolutely needed to be cut out cookies. I have never had much success with that type,  so if I can make them anyone can.  This recipe card holder easily fits inside your purse and is handy when buying groceries.  I do not want to tell you all the unique values about the recipe card design,  because there are too many little details that would make this page boring.  My husband thought it was such a great idea that  he made a gift list,  which is out of character for him. I always go the extra mile to make food an exciting experience. I invite you to come and see what surprises are in the next few steps. Lets get started.

 
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Step 1Supplies

Supplies
  • 1 Piece 14X36 cotton fabric print
  • 1 Piece 14 X 36 iron in inter-facing 
  • Small contrasting scrap cotton fabric for the recipe card holder tab
  • Matching thread
  • 2 Pieces matching ribbon 8 inches long
  • 2 Matching buttons and a couple of tiny buttons
  • A tiny craft clothes pen
  • Glue/and glue gun
  • Craft glue or tape
  • 1 Small pair of Velcro dots not shown
  • Colored marker

Enclosures: 
  • 1 Pen
  • 1 Small tablet as shown in pictures
  • 3 Homemade butter cookies (do not frost. )
  • 2 (4 x 6) card-stock or index cards for recipe and name card.
  • 2 5 X 7 Clear non yellowing contact paper to cover the index cards.
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19 comments
Dec 22, 2011. 8:05 AMPotatoCoffee says:
Nice!
Dec 22, 2011. 2:08 PMPotatoCoffee says:
No problem! I've been busy making festive cookies and tree decorations this December so I've been very busy! I always leave it to the last minute, literally! I hope you have a great Christmas!

-PotatoCoffee
Dec 22, 2011. 3:13 PMPotatoCoffee says:
I'm hoping to post the Christmas tree cookies and maybe a tree decoration.
Dec 23, 2011. 1:36 AMPotatoCoffee says:
Okay.
Dec 22, 2011. 12:58 PMcanucksgirl says:
What a great job sunshiine!!! Love the added bonus of the recipe card holder - also a super gift idea.

BTW, I read "credits" and what you said about your son... well, you just made me cry. :-)::::::::::
Dec 22, 2011. 3:12 PMcanucksgirl says:
Such a nice story! Thanks for sharing it. We had such a looooooong drive to get here. There was 7 cars in the ditch, four of them were flipped over. It was so slippery, but we made it ok, so that's the main thing.

Hope you're having fun! Talk to you soon.
Dec 22, 2011. 1:50 PMartfulann says:
Bravo1
And you are an artist: an artist in family, food and sewing. Art takes many forms!
Dec 22, 2011. 11:21 AMPenolopy Bulnick says:
Awesome job Sunshiine! Beautiful recipe holder!
Dec 22, 2011. 11:10 AMscoochmaroo says:
Your contributions just get more and more gorgeous! This one could definitely be two different I'bles.
Dec 22, 2011. 10:45 AMSIRJAMES09 says:
OMG!!!!!
those cookies look soooooooooooo delishus!!!!!

it's been 12 YEARS since I was able to eat normal food...80(

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