Why, Yes, These Cookies Are Homemade!

Nicole Balch | February 25th, 2012 at 2:01 pm

Is it weird that I like to imagine passive-aggressive cookie giving?

“Why, yes, these are homemade! How did you know? Ssshhh. Don’t answer that. Just bask in the glow of these cookies that I painstakingly made for you, with butter, sugar, and love. Extra love. I don’t expect anything in return, but did you notice that they’re homemade? They’re homemade.”

OK, I’m being funny. These are seriously awesome, no passive-aggressiveness required. The Home Made Cookie Stamp can be found at The Spoon Sisters for $16.95.

• Nicole Balch is the founder of Making it Lovely, a design blog about living a stylish life and transforming the so-so. Follow her on Twitter and Facebook, or catch up on all of her posts here on Babble.

About the Author

Nicole Balch

Nicole Balch writes Making it Lovely, a design and lifestyle blog about living a stylish life and transforming the so-so. Her work has appeared in Better Homes & Gardens, The Chicago Tribune Magazine, Ladies' Home Journal, and other publications. She lives in Oak Park, IL with her husband and two young kids.

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