Merry Christmas
and
Welcome to the Sticks!
I'm so happy to be sharing cookie recipes with everyone.
is absolutely brilliant to create this virtual cookie exchange blog hop every year.
I'm not much of a baker.
(Now you are wondering why you are here. lol)
I really enjoy it, but to be honest I'd rather be sewing.
That's why I'm sharing my cookie recipe
and
I'm sharing some new quilt blocks too.
First, my cookie recipe is my go to when it comes to cut cookies.
I'm not a big sugar cookie fan but I DO love a good peanut butter cookie.
I'm not much of a baker.
(Now you are wondering why you are here. lol)
I really enjoy it, but to be honest I'd rather be sewing.
That's why I'm sharing my cookie recipe
and
I'm sharing some new quilt blocks too.
First, my cookie recipe is my go to when it comes to cut cookies.
I'm not a big sugar cookie fan but I DO love a good peanut butter cookie.
When I make these, everyone is always asking for the recipe.
So here it is. It's a JPG file so just right click on it to save it.
The icing on these little guys is super sweet, but the peanut butter cookies complement it nicely.
So here it is. It's a JPG file so just right click on it to save it.
The icing on these little guys is super sweet, but the peanut butter cookies complement it nicely.
When this hop was announced, I did what I love and that is to
design quilt blocks.
Santa Loves Cookies
and I love to sew
and
everyone likes gifts.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Anyone can win! But only one can win the gift certificate. Good luck!
Winner will be announced by Monday December 11th.
Merry Christmas to you!
Be sure to stop at all these blogs and pick up some yummy cookie recipes
design quilt blocks.
Santa Loves Cookies
and I love to sew
and
everyone likes gifts.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Anyone can win! But only one can win the gift certificate. Good luck!
Winner will be announced by Monday December 11th.
Merry Christmas to you!
Be sure to stop at all these blogs and pick up some yummy cookie recipes
Peanut butter cookies are my favorite! I love your mug rugs.
ReplyDeleteI'm getting inspired to make delicious things and beautiful things for Christmas! I love baking Christmas cookies -- and eating them too!
ReplyDeleteI never thought about rolling and cutting peanut butter cookies. Yum! Love peanut butter cookies! Thanks for the patterns too--you always come up with cute designs!
ReplyDeleteCarla, I have to make those cookies! Oh, and the blocks are so fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Carla,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute block and your cookies look delicious, too. ~smile~ Roseanne
Peanut Butter cookies are a favorite in our house, thanks for the recipe and cute mug rug blocks!
ReplyDeleteThose sound good and I love the cookie man pattern with the bite...I always start with the legs, lol!
ReplyDeleteCute block for a mug rug and a great recipe too!
ReplyDeleteThose mug rugs are so darn cute and the cookie recipe looks like a keeper, as our grands and great grands just love peanut butter cookies.
ReplyDeleteThat mug rug is so cute...thanks for the pattern! The cookies. Oh, my, gosh. I love peanut butter cookies and to be able to roll them and cut them is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat gingerbread mini quilt is just the best EVER! What a cute creation!
ReplyDeleteI am with you Carla, I would rather sew than cook or bake.
ReplyDeletePoor gingerbread man. Santa ate part of his head. So cute. I'll ignore the cookie recipe, though, as I am deathly allergic to peanuts.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a yummy cookie recipe!!thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love a great peanut butter cookie! I've never made cut-out cookies with peanut butter dough, so this will be a new one for me! Thanks for the patterns too!
ReplyDeleteOh, those blocks are the cutest! Thanks for the free patterns. And I have never thought to make gingerbread shaped peanut butter cookies - those will surely be a hit at my house!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect timing. Need to make cookies for a party next week.
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought of peanut butter cut out cookies. Yum! Cookie baking happens all this week here, to make enough for all the neighbors.
ReplyDeleteYummy ... and sew cute ... thank you for sharing< Carla ... :-) Pat
ReplyDeleteHI,what a cute block and your cookies look delicious,too.Thanks for sharing!!! msstitcher1214@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI prefer to sew/quilt vs bake too, but I still love yummy cookies, especially during the holidays. Thanks for the peanut butter recipe. Silly me, as I didn't realize you could cut them like a sugar cookie. I'm looking forward to making these. And I love all your Christmas/Holiday projects.
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Thanks a Mil for the Santa & Gingerbread Boy pattern ideas as there is still time to make them. rozz01(at)cox(dot)net
ReplyDeleteA cookie with a matching mug rug ... what a great idea! Thanks for the patterns and the cookie recipe.
ReplyDeleteI love peanut butter--so can't wait to make these cookies--
ReplyDeleteI get tired of always making sugar cookies, so thanks for a new recipe-
enjoy the moments, di
Darling patterns! Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteI would rather sew than cook so all recipes are quick and easy. Love your Christmas minis.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the loot - recipes and quilt bloc patterns. Thanks for the opportunity to find the gift certificate. Merry Christmas! Susan
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cute patterns and the yummy cookie recipe , so kind of you .
ReplyDeleteLove peanut butter...have to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove the cookie quilt with the head bitten off!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look yummy! Peanutbutter cookies are one of my favorite - I love you mug rugs!
ReplyDeleteThey look so yummy and a great start to this wonderful hop. Thanks also for the great patterns.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love your glass of milk and cookie paired with the mug rug of the same image. How fun!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies are cute. I love peanut butter cookies. Cute pot holders.
ReplyDeleteLove PB cookies! Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves peanut butter cookies. I'm going to have to try these.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE peanut butter from the jar....unfortunately, just not cooked into cookies. I'm sure yours are great though!
ReplyDeletePeanut butter cookies in shapes - what fun! I used to not enjoy cooking, but now glad I have people around to eat what I make so it's something I try to do all the time. : )
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are so cute. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the chance in the giveaway. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI stopped baking once my kids grew up, but now having grandkids it's time to start again. and I do need recipes. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteCookies look scrumptious. Cute potholders! raydeer@memlane.com
ReplyDeleteCute blocks and yummy cookies! Thanks for the recipes and giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the darling potholder patterns..they are so cheery! Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look amazing - I LOVE peanut butter cookies!!! Thanks for the awesome giveaway too!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute mug rugs! I love peanut butter cookies too. I usually make them into reindeer, with pretzel antlers, chocolate chip eyes, and a red M&M nose. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteGreat mug rugs - Thank you for the pattern and yummy recipe!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the free potholder patterns. They are so cute! The cookie recipe looks great too. I just might have to stir up a batch as peanut butter are my favorite. kthurn(at)bektel(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a roll out peanut butter cookie, sound yummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win. I entered as Judyk in case you try to match me to my comment.
ReplyDeletePeanut butter cookies are my husbands favorite.
ReplyDeleteCut out peanut butter cookies are a must for my daughter. She loves all peanut butter. Blocks are so cute. thanks
ReplyDeleteCute mug rugs, and those cookies really look yummy!
ReplyDeleteI’m with you...I’d rather be sewing too. Although I do love eating cookies😂 Thanks for the fun patterns.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun hop. Thanks for the patterns and recipe.
ReplyDeleteSanta with his cookies is so adorable! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the peanut butter cookie recipe
ReplyDeleteThese are just too sweet. I want to run to the machine and make them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe - love peanut butter!!!! Mumbird3(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipes and the giveaway! I love FQS!
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It's too early in the morning for cookies, but just wait for the weekend! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies sound yummy. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteFirst, thank you for the lovely patterns. I just had to smile seeing the cookie with a bite out of it. Thanks for the great recipe; my husband loves peanut butter cookies, too. Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteLove the patterns, thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery cute blocks!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love peanut butter cookies. Thanks for the recipe and the free block patterns.
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I don't spend much time in the kitchen. Now the sewing room is a different thing! LOL!
ReplyDeleteIm actually going to use that peanut butter cookie next week!
ReplyDeletePeanut Butter CUT-OUTS, be still my heart!!!
ReplyDeleteYour little gingerbread man is so cute. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteLove your patterns! They are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love your Christmasy blocks. The Santa makes me smile! Thanks!
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Peanut Butter cutouts...how fun and yummy! Thanks for sharing your Christmas as well. They're so cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the mats - especially with the bite out of the gingerbread man. The cookies sound delicious too.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun those potholders are! I really like the one with the cookie with a bite out of the head. =) Thanks for sharing those patterns, and for the great idea to make gingerbread cookies out of some other dough! This looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteOoops, I didn't know about the favorite family tradition answer! So sorry, just count one of these comments. I honestly think my favorite when the boys were little was cookie day - lots of kinds of cookies. Little guy standing on a chair to mix. Big guy trying not to get burned by the oven, and sneaking bites of dough. Memories like that are so great!
ReplyDeleteI love the bite taken out of your gingerbread man! Such an original touch!
ReplyDeleteJust too cute, Carla. Love the poor gingerbread man.
ReplyDeleteSorry if I already left a comment but I couldn't find it here and don't recall. Too many quilting hours are going to my head. I love that you took the plunge and had a bite taken out of the gingerbread's head. i would have been afraid to cut off that portion of him but you raised the humor! Clever and so fun! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. I'm kind of addicted to FQS...and can always find stuff to buy. elanagoldberg5@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!! I'm loving all the ideas for cookies. Dessert was assigned to me for the quilt guild party and I'm choosing to make gingerbread. Thanks for a chance in the giveaway. clara-chandler@att.net
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