Since the Handmade Winter eBook came out, I have’t been able to get the thought of spiral cookies out of my head! I fondly remember my Mum making them when we were kids and I really wanted to give them a go. As much as I would love some pink and covered in 100s & 1000s cookies, I thought I would make a more grown up version.
I modified the recipe a bit and made it into Hazelnut Spiral cookies. I took out any other flavouring from the recipe and added 1tsp hazelnut extract. Once the dough was made, I took out half and mixed in 1/3 cup hazelnut spread (Nutella). Finally, I rolled the dough log in some chopped hazelnuts.
Cookies never last long in our house and these ones are no exception! Even Roman has been digging into them and was rewarded with two for finishing his dinner.
If you would like to see what other projects have been tested out, take a look at this Flipbook.
To learn more, take a look through or buy a copy of the eBook, go to the Handmade Winter site here.
It was such a new and fun experience to work with so many talented ladies to produce the eBook. I really surprised myself with what I could do and am so impressed with how beautifully it all came together. Well done #creativemamas!
Also check out this gorgeous video teaser of the eBook
Saxon @ Let's Drink Coffee, Da says
Looks great! I’m doing some research myself on building my own preservation box…it seems there’s so much of some information, and so little of other information that I just can’t find everything I’m looking for! haha
Your dress looks great though! I’d love to hear about your adventure with cleaning it!
Toni-Maree says
Oh those cookies look so fancy. I will have to give them a try.
Ros says
I love these! They look amazing. Hazelnut is a huge favourite of mine 🙂
Laura says
Yum! They look delicious.
abby @ thingsforboys says
I actually cleaned my dress in the bathtub. I used a sard wonder stick on any marks and all around the bottom and then left it for a few days. Then I washed it in tepid water in the bath, gently rubbing any marks. I think 95% of them came out which I was more than happy with. I gently squeezed out as much water as I could, then hung it up to let it dry.
sanam arzoo says
It’s a darling dress! i really like the colors.
I love small ruffles on some things, however most ruffles at a little an
excessive amount of on behalf of me, and that i like single-edged ruffles over
ambiguous, thus i might most likely leave these off too.Wedding Gowns