This cookie cutter is new to my collection and I got just in time to make a Celtic cross. A leprechaun, some shamrocks, and some gold coins.munch, munch, munch! This collection also includes a few cookies for the kids.or cookies that people won't mind eating. I like this particular design because it is colorful. It's meaning is friendship, loyalty, and love. One of my favorite symbols from Ireland is the Claddagh. I really am thrilled to have this one as part of the whole collection! I almost didn't attempt this cookie because I felt intimidated. But this was the first time I did it on a teapot. It has a unique basket weave, which I have done on my baby carriage and on this. I really wanted to attempt a Belleek cookie, so I made this teapot.

The cookie is sitting on a Belleek cookie plate, a Christmas gift from my mom. It took a little time to get it right, and it's a little basic, but I was happy with the final cookie. Because Ireland is know for its beautiful lace, I tried my hand at a lace cookie.

I had a little fun experimenting with some of the cookies in this collection. available for order here!Īnd add a little disco dust and whoa, they are pure magic!! Thank you, Casey of Casey's Confections for making them so popular through her video tutorial!! Patrick's Day cookie collection for 2012. I am so excited to share the 15 cookies for the St.

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