To package my cookies and brownies I used a simple brown paper bag
and used a snowflake stamp, plaid ribbon and jute bows...
a litttle bit of Country Christmas to give away.
We are so fortunate to have wonderful neighbours around us!
These ladies live on our range road or just a few over from us.
All these wonderful ladies are wives, mommas, homemakers,
work out side the home mommas, and even college students!
Here's the group and all of our goodies!
Instant baking!
Friday evening we enjoyed a 85 member choir, Selah Singers, perform a Christmas concert to a full house! Saturday was a busy day getting ready to have friends in for supper and finish up the last of the Christmas decorating. Sunday it was off to church...hot chocolate, cookies and a quick game of Apples to Apples in the afternoon with MnM and kiddos... and then a quick supper as a nephew and his wife stopped in on their way through the area. All in all it was a great week end spent with family and friends as this wonderful time of the year begins!
See some of my Christmas decor in the kitchen here
6 comments:
Oh what fun! Your cookie exchange went well.. what a load of goodies. I would love a close group of neighbor like that. Your brown bags...Love that idea! Have a great week.. Blessings!
I love your family pictures---thank you for sharing them. Everyone looks so merry! And your treat bags are wonderful!
Jane x
Gosh, so many delicious cookies! It is so lovely to see how everyone packaged them and how they are all so differently, but beautifully done! Hope you enjoyed the tasting. xx
I'm glad your cookie swap was such a great success Dawna. I'm sure it was a lot of fun getting together for this. Your gift bags are really sweet! (no pun intended) :)
I love the idea of cookie sharing party...and a good way to have fun with your friends and neighbors...
What fun! It has been years since I have been part of a cookie exchange. Cute packaging!
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