Friday, April 13, 2012

Chateau Lavender Inspiration

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Happy Friday the 13th! 



Yes, I am aware of what day today is because I have a 7 year old who thinks it's awesome :) Makes me laugh so hard because I thought it was so cool when I was little too! I remember walking to school looking for black cats or SOMETHING that would make the day significant! Oh to be a kid again! I hope none of you have any kind of misfortune today...and that includes no scary men in masks with a hockey stick ;)


I think most of you have seen this beautiful stack of ours, Chateau Lavender, which has been out for a few months. I have seen many pages, cards and albums using the gorgeous paper. But I was not prepared to see these!! 


These are COOKIES! I cant believe it! Maybe because I am good with making things with paper but decorating cakes and cookies is for sure not one of my talents. Amy over at Arty McGoo is a big DCWV paper fan but had not seen the Chateau Lavender Stack yet. When I showed her, of course she loved it. 















 
I love seeing all of the talents that you hold! I think part of keeping our own creativity alive is seeing all of the things that people around us can do. That's probably why I love Pinterest so much! I love the creative love that we all share, I really do!

Thank you, Amy, for letting me share your talent with my blogging friends! I just don't think I could eat one of those works of art, it would be a sin!

Have a fabulous weekend!!



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71 comments:

  1. wow... that takes serious skill and patience! gorgeous!

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  2. Absolutely gorgeous!!! I want to hang these on my wall in my craft room...lol : )

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  5. Makes me want to make magnets with Chateau Lavender. Great job, Amy!

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  7. Those cookies are gorgeous! I'm with you -- I don't think I could bring myself to eat such a beautiful work of art.

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  8. Amy, those cookies are beautiful!! Oh, Erin, thanks for sharing these with us!!

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  9. Oh, I had to let all of my followers know about this, too!!

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  10. wow! These are beautiful! What patience! thanks for sharing with us.

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  11. Wow!!! Gorgeous cookies, Thanks for sharing :)

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  12. I need the recipe for these! They look amazing and I'm sure taste delicious. Yep, would definitely eat them after everyone had a chance to admire them... and took pics for Pinterest, LOL!

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  13. Oh wow! Those are far too beautiful to eat!

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  15. those are amazing! Great job!

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  16. Seriously?? Those cookies are way too awesome to eat! I guess inspiration comes from everything around us.

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  17. AMAZING, that's all I can say!!!

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  18. That's the first thing I said "There Cookies?????" Wow. What a talented girl you are Amy. They are so Beautiful!!!

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  19. She must have a very steady hand. Those would be great for a wedding shower.

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  20. These cookies are beautiful! I'm with you Erin, they are too pretty to eat.

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  22. Those are beautiful! I love lavender!

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  24. Those cookies are absolutely amazing! I agree with you Erin, I would not want to eat them. I don't think I had seen the Chateau Lavender either, at least I don't remember seeing it, but will be looking for it now - purple is my favorite color and I would love a whole collection of it!

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  25. wow these are amazing!!! So pretty I wouldn't want to eat them!

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  26. Love the new stack and the cookies are scrumptious""

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  27. Thank you so much Erin! And to all the sweet commenters. I loved making these. I am so inspired by your new coral couture stack that I will definitely be making some coral inspired cookies soon! Thanks again!

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  28. They are lovely! At first glance I thought it was a resist..

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  29. If they look as good as they taste, they would be heavenly to eat! Thanks for the great inspiration today Erin!

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  30. So pretty!! I wouldn't want to eat them. Maybe a little Modge Podge and I could use them as wall plaques :)

    Added this to my Chateau Lavender Pin Board and got 13 likes and 40 re-pins in 1 hour!!!

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  31. Those are amazing! Wonderful talent...

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  33. Wow!!!!! Can't beleive those are cookies. What talent the person has who made them.

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  35. First glance thought they were papers made into these shapes. Made me look again. What wonderful cookies and a very talented decorator. Thanks for sharing

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  36. Love the cookies. Very real looking

    craftymom205 at yahoo dot ocm

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  37. Eat them? I would want to frame them! As with these new papers! Love my Chateau Lavender paper pack!

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  38. Wow, these are beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

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  39. Gosh...don't know if I could eat them.....they are way too pretty!!!

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  40. I love this Card stock my favorite color is Purples and this is Beautiful papers.the cookies loo so good. they sure go with the papers. thanks for sharing
    abbraddock@msn.com

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  41. I TREASURE this paper stack with matching mat stack, cuz i luv lavender so much (my blog name has "lavender" in it! lol!). I fell in love with them at Joann right before my moving/flying, and i even put them in my Carry On cuz i didn't want those to get lost in the suitcase or in the mail. Now you found this Beautiful & Yummy picture!! Awesome! :-)

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  42. I shared on my Facebook
    Anita Brian Braddock
    thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
    Love Love your papers.
    abbraddock@msn.com

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  43. I Tweeted thanks for sharing and for the chance to win.
    abbraddock@msn.com
    Twitter.com/tupperlady4

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  44. Oh, my goodness! These cookies are stunning! Small edible works of art! Thank you so much for sharing! I found the small stack of 'Lavendar' at Joann's, bought it, and haven't wanted to create with it yet! The papers are so beautiful!
    Carolyn
    http://cccscraproom.blogspot.com

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  45. Love the paper stack. And the cookies are awesome!

    karenskapin at yahoo dot com

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  46. How cool are those cookies....such talent....I'm in love with this paper...I got to have it....
    Also April 13th is my son's birthday he's 31...man is he getting old.....LOL....
    thank you for sharing this ..now I want a cookie......lol

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  47. Oh my goodness. Not only are they beautiful, they are making my mouth water because I just KNOW they're delicious, too. What a great baker! Thanks for sharing with us!
    kosec@sbcglobal.net

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  48. SO pretty. At first glance, I thought the rectangular one was a switch plate cover and I am re-doing my family room so I wonder if there are ideas for using the paper to that way! LOL
    Beautiful cookies, works of art.

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  49. What wonderful little works of art! I pinned it. I thought those can't be cookies...can they?
    lol Love this years new stacks. Wish I could buy them all!
    Thanks, Jess

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  50. Whoa...those are some gorgeous cookies! Almost (I said 'almost') too pretty to eat! Match Chateau Lavender perfectly!

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  51. Yummy, but they are to pretty to eat.

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  52. Most outstanding cookies I have ever seen and it matches your chateau lavender creations exactly.

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  53. oh my goodness, these look so yummy!

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  54. I could definitely eat one of those beautiful works of art... but would have to take a picture of it first. So beautiful! Love that Stack!
    barefoot at spyfbi dot com

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  55. Wow--these are too pretty to eat!

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  56. UN-BE-LIEVABLE!! what an amazing job, I would never have guessed cookies, how talented, I would not want to eat them.lol Thanks for sharing.
    cathyplus5.blogspot.com

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  57. I love this project,so I shared it on facebook.
    cathyplus5.blogspot.com

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  58. I also pinned this too!
    cathyplus5.blogspot.com

    cathyplus5/yummy

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  59. That is so ironic that she had never seen the stack before!!! I have decorated cakes for a living for 15 years now and have a special appreciation for this project:)

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  60. Those cookies are to beautiful to eat! LOVE the stack that inspired them!

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  61. wow that is a fabulous color selection. And it would be hard to eat those cookies...they are work of art!

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  62. WOW...WOW....WOW...That's why I love blogging...so much amazing inspiring stuff to learn! Of course, having the MOST gorgeous paper in the industry helped!
    Creative Wishes,
    Claire S.
    www.scrapmyway.blogspot.com
    DT MCCR

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  63. Wow, what absolutely gorgeous cookies!!
    Kathy
    http://3spoileddogs.blogspot.com/

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  64. I'm really not a fan of purple....but these cookies could possibly sway me in that direction. Love the stack too!!!!

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  66. Wow, took skill and artistry to do this. Very nice. TFS

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  67. Those cookies are unreal! Way too pretty to eat!

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  68. Those are gorgeous!!! Very talented

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