Oh what fun to have a Springtime tea on my granny square throw that I made. I'm using my pretty painted teacups that my late Great Aunt Kitty gave me. We are having the most delicious little treats! Aren't the pretty, too? You make these cookie candies from a mold that you use the melted chocolates in, and then place a sandwich type cookie into the mold. They are pure heaven!
This little lady head vase is one that my dear daughter gave me awhile back. I planted her head with some cheery primroses.
Cissy is busy "painting" into the mold before placing the cookie. She used a lollipop stick for "painting".
Didn't her cookie candies turn out so beautiful?! If you don't want to change colors, you can just use one color and they still look oh so pretty.
Ella and Avery came for a visit, too, and they made some treats to take home. I did end up buying some paint brushes that I will use for just chocolates.
Here's little two-year-old Harper, after spending the night at my house. Soon this little one will be enjoying Nana's cooking camp! Right now she loves eating her "Nana Bread", which I make from a starter that dates back to the Civil War. She begs her parents for the bread!
This is the mold that I bought for $1.99 (of course I'm so thrifty that I even used a coupon!).
Thank you for your visit! xo
I am sharing this with these lovely parties:
These are adorable Kitty...the painted cookies and your campers! I hadn't seen a photo in a while of sweet Harper, what a cutie. ♥ Love your pretty granny square throw on the table, it reminds me of one my grandmother had. :)
ReplyDeleteThe cookie molds are so much fun, especially with your grands. Sweet Harper is getting so big and of course she loves your bread :-) I should make some Nana bread for Xavier soon. I bought primrose this weekend too!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies turned out beautiful Kitty! Looks like the Grands are having a fun time-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteThere seems to always be much fun to be had at your home, Kitty. No wonder your Grands visit often. Oh how I love to visit your place and see what beautiful china you are chatting about each time. LOVE that granny blanket you made; it is so joyfully colourful!
ReplyDeleteThese molds are cool and I've done them a couple of times. Fun day with the grands!
ReplyDeleteWell who wouldn't be thrilled with the spring cookies? They are so pretty! Speaking of pretty...your granddaughters are all adorable.
ReplyDeleteThose candy cookies turned out beautiful. Do you think those sweet girls would let me try one!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen cookies/candies like this. How fun and pretty they are. I bet your grands can't wait for cooking camp!
ReplyDeleteHow darling! Both cookies and grands! Those are the cutest ever. Bet you place is their favorite! I love the granny square afghan...made one years ago and gave it to my son and daughter in law. Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea.
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So precious, Kitty!! The kids and the cookies :)
ReplyDeleteHow sweet, Kitty. Harper
ReplyDeletewill be joining in before you know it! So cute! Your mini me, Cissy, really gets into it, I see. She does a beautiful job.
Hi Kitty, What a lovely spring tea. Your grands are adorable and Harper is growing up so fast. She will soon be old enough for cooking camp too.
ReplyDeleteLove these candy cookies and Cissy did a beautiful job of painting them. Lovely to see Ella and Avery too. Love the head vase and those painted tea cups are gorgeous!!
Thank you for sharing this sweet treat!! Happy Spring.
Have a great week filled with Spring blessings. xoxo
Your cheery tea setting is the perfect way to welcome spring! The lady head vase made me smile and I enjoyed seeing your grandkids and their candy cookies.
ReplyDeleteI'm thrifty too and always try to use a coupon, if I can!
What a great little tea - so colorful, Kitty! Cissy did a great job painting the molds - so meticulous!
ReplyDeleteEverything is adorable, cookies and kiddies! Love your granny square, the tea cups looks perfect there for your spring tea! I love the lady head vase, just to cute.
ReplyDeleteHappy spring Kitty........
Darling cookie candies and sweet little girls. Your tea party looks so pretty on top of Aunt Kitty's afghan!
ReplyDeleteKitty, those cookies are absolutely adorable! I made those cookie candies once and they came out a bit messy. Yours look much nicer! Your tea on the granny square throw is perfect! All the colors match your tea cups and planter! Happy Spring to you!
ReplyDeleteHappy little children with those cookie candies. I love that lady head flower vase, not seen one like that, but would grab it if I did.
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betsy
Oh what fun memories you girls are making! I love candy molds, but have never seen those before. Awesome thrifty deal Nana Kitty! Your teacups and vase are just adorable.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - sweetness all around here! Love your pretty afghan, the tea cups and lady vase and all those beautiful little faces! The cookies are too cute! Happy Spring, Kitty! Sending hugs xo Karen
ReplyDeleteThis tea party is fantastic! I wish I were joining you.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
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Delightful collection of cookies & kiddos! Such fun...so glad you were able to share some quality time with them.
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look really yummy! Yay, you on finding such a bargain on the molds, too.
Absolutely precious, my friend! What fun for all involved :)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely day! Sweet hugs to you!
I didn't realize where the cookie part came in until I saw the mold - what a novel idea!
ReplyDeleteSo, you have bread starter that dates back that many years? How interesting.
Hugs,
Oh my goodness...could these candy cookies (or cookie candies??) be any cuter? I can only imagine how delicious they are. And these little darlings can't get much cuter either! Happy Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteThose cookie candies look so pretty. What fun you have with your grandchildren. They are just as cute as can be!
ReplyDeleteOh those babies of yours look like they are having a grand time with their cookie/candies. Love how they turned out. Oh yes my friend, I will slap a coupon out quick and no matter if the item is only $1.99! GI have quite a few candy molds but have never painted the inside. I might need to figure this one out too. You have the most fun with your grands. Love it. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThose molds are really cute. My daughter loves decorating cookies and even though she's 21, I think she'd like decorating with that as much as your grandkids :)
ReplyDeleteHow neat that you have a starter that dates back that far!
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Your cookies are works of art Kitty! I know your grands must LOVE coming to your house, and getting to bake sweet treats! Harper is a heart breaker!!
ReplyDeleteThe granny square throw is beautiful, Kitty. I love the colors you used. And the teacups ... gorgeous! These candies with the built-in cookies look so fresh and springlike. I would never have thought of doing this. Thanks for sharing! All of the granddaughters are beautiful, too. (And the grandsons, as we saw in the shamrock spritz post, are handsome!) You are blessed to have them near enough to visit you often.
ReplyDeleteKitty, those grands do beautiful work! Nana's Cooking Camp is great training!
ReplyDeleteThose candies are so cute. My mom used to make them with me. I used to cook with my grandma and grandpa all the time. It's what I still make today. I haven't been able to get your Key Lime Pie out of my mind.
ReplyDeleteA great tea setting for those awesome cookies that the girls made. They are just adorable and they did a really good job on those cookies! Hope you have a fantastic weekend and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday.
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Miz Helen
Hi Kitty,
ReplyDeleteWhat darling little girls and I love your sweet vase with the pretty primroses.
Blessings, Karen
Dear Kitty:
ReplyDeleteThese girls are pro's now! These look very professional and delicious. Also, the vase looks so cute here! Thanks for sharing!
These are so fun Kitty! Your little grand did a wonderful job of painting them. I bet they are very tasty as well. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Love all the fun things you do with your grandkids! Thank you for sharing at Dishing It & Digging It!
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