C...Is For Cookie

Some pleasures just need a bit of dressing up..there are not many things that I enjoy more than a French maracon...and I love all the flavors...

This weeks Be-Still lesson was to work with some typography..I thought about that for awhile and I really do not know where the idea of macarons came from but I did find myself at the French bakery buying these lovlies...and then, the light bulb moment...the letter C for cookies.  Brilliant, right?

So today I'm hooking up to Texture Tuesday and Be Still...the macarons are textured with KK carmel and then a second texture of KK desert.   Processed in LR using KK pre-set pastelhaze...and there you have it..

Now, I think I need to go get a cup of tea....

Comments

[Beverly]

You'll definitely need more than these macaroons because if I'm there having tea with you, I could eat about this many. This is so cute, and forming a C for cookie with macaroons is so fun!! I love the bit of forsythia on the plate, with the sweet doily! Love it Cheryl...C is also for Cheryl. :-)

[Peg Rogers]

Very Nice Cheryl. One of my favorite cookies also. Nice arrangement.

[kelly]

oh this is brilliant cheryl! i just adore those pale, pastel colors. and in a C! that's so fun.

[Sherry]

Somehow I never tasted these cookies until relatively recently. And now I know what all the fuss is about! They are exquisite. I love how you presented them here and processed the image. Just lovely.OK now I have to go get some of these before I leave Florida…;-)

[Michelle B]

Yes, Brilliant! You placed each prop in the perfect place. I love the pastel colors too. Beautiful.

[Antoinette]

Absolutely divine and
Yes, C is for Cheryl's Creative Cookies!!!
Simply elegant design!
The forsythia is also a bonus.
Beautiful job!
Wish I could experience the taste!
I'll take your word for it!
I know I love any kind of coconut or macaroon, so
am salivating looking at these delicacies!
xox

[Liz Thomas]

Perfect. I love the blank space on the right and the Forsythia wrapped along the macaroons!

[Roxi]

What a cleaver idea, and yes coffee.

[Susan]

ooh Cheryl, I love your pretty pastel macarons and how beautifully presented! I'm with you, I love all flavors!

[Cheryl Crotty]

Beverly these were the smallest macarons I have ever seen and they were 1.50 each...yes, when you come I would certainly have to get more...the ones in St. Maarten are three times this size and less money...I'll just wait until February like I ususally do...thanks for visiting.

[Cheryl Crotty]

Thanks you Peg for your visit...I don't think I've seen these cookies before but when you come I'll go back to the bakery.

[Cheryl Crotty]

Sherry so glad you got a chance to try them...but if your Wingsong 111 ever makes it to St. Maarten be sure to get some of these on the French Side...they are the very best...

[diana foster]

This couldn't be more adorable. Great job! Always love coming to visit.

[pam (sidewalk shoes)]

Yes, I do think it's brilliant! I think I am still on week 9 of Be Still. I'm just so crazy busy!

[Viv Halliwell]

Lovely take Cheryl I'm still struggling with still life motivation but your work is wonderful..

[Barbara Hurst]

So beautifully displayed with the paper lace doilie, awesome, my granddaughter can't wait to get some in Paris. I would love to hear what were your favorite places and things you saw in Paris? If you could drop me an e-mail I would love to hear. Have a beautiful week Cheryl

[Nina]

Such a delicate and delightful image, Cheryl! Those light pastels and the yellow spring flowers ... Macarons are just so delicious - perfect with a cup of tea!

[Prairie Jill]

Ooh, I love macarons!! Great still life.