A Place to be Crafty
By: Michele McDonald9 Comments
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oooh yah! just pinned and will try soon (:
Now why havent I thought of this! Makes a yummy treat even better!! …and I loooove peppermint bark. I would love for you to share this at my special holiday linky party going on right now! http://everything-underthemoon.blogspot.com/2011/12/12-days-of-christmas-holiday-linky.html
Happy Holidays to you and yours!!
~Nikki …xoxo
These look so fun! And yummy! My kids will love them!
The shaped bark is fabulous! Who would have thought – besides you – to make it in to shapes! You are so creative and put so much thought into everything you do!
Oh wow Michele!! Those are so super cute!! I love peppermint bark – I would never have thought of putting it in cookie cutters! What a great idea!
ahh these look so good!!!
xo dana
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Super cute! I was wondering the same thing “how the heck did she get those lovely little treats out of the cookie cutters?” 🙂 Thanks for the tips and tricks! Super cute! Lucky teachers 😉
Oh Michele I love this! I saw a shaped peppermint bark kit at JoAnn’s and the idea has intrigued me ever since and your tutorial is fantastic. I am definitely doing shapes next year!!