This sweet little tea pot will hold about two cups of tea.
This tea cup was hand-painted. I love the delicate little flowers.
I have a small group of cookie molds, but I found these three for next to nothing.
He was a 1990 mold.
I LOVE this adorable bunny.
These molds are marked Brown Bag Cookie Art. I checked out the online site and found some wonderful molds. I really want the one of the sheep, cow, horse (for Wendell's carrot cookies), and the one of a cat. As a former, or not-so-active potter, I appreciate the art and work that went into these. Now I have to try making cookies with at least one of them.
Do you have any cookie molds? Have you ever baked cookies using them? Please share with me. I'd love to know.
i like that little teapot.
ReplyDeleteYour finds are great, I love the hand-painted cup, I used to keep them, too. But the cookie molds! I have never used one, but I'm going to check that website... what a fun thing to give my little grands, and I love to bake! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh My! What fabulous finds Patrice :o))
ReplyDeleteThe teapot is a lovely colour.
I 'found' a brown bag shortbread mould some time ago and have used it quite often, I always a great end product with it. I love yours too, they're so sweet - as I'm certain the cookies will be!
Happy baking and thrift hunting.
Rose H
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Wow what nice finds. I love the little blue teapot. Nope, never had any cookie molds. I bet they would be fun to use though.
ReplyDeleteHow do you know how much cookie dough to put in the cookie molds? They're sturdy and pretty, too!
ReplyDeleteI do have Christmas cookie molds but I haven't used them yet. Love yours!!
ReplyDeleteLove that teapot for sure! And, I use to have some of the Brown Bag Cookie Molds but I was never successful at having them come out like they should. I finally just got rid of them. :o)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing the great "find" you can get at a thrift store. Happy week!
I try to stay away from thrift shops! The only cookie mold I have is a cast iron one that makes a 'sleigh full of toys'. I used it a few times when the kids were little.
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