Brown Bag Cookie Molds were first produced by Lucy Natkiel in her basement workshop in 1983. Over 300 different ceramic molds were made before they were all retired in 2005. Today they are highly collectible.
I got my Halloween cookie molds out today. I love the cat! I'd like to find one more Halloween mold.
How cute! I have a couple of cookie molds a friend gave to me a while back and I have yet to try them. Just might give it a try now! blessings,Kathleen
ReplyDeleteHello Sharon!! I've got to pay better attention because I've missed several of your last posts! I'm so sorry!! I've loved catching up on your blog this morning and just LOVE all your great decorations for Halloween!! These cookie molds are fun to have--I have have a few of them as well, (and cookie presses) and its been too long since I dusted them off and used them--I'm going to have to do that!
ReplyDeleteI hope all is well in your neck of the woods, and you have a good weekend!!!
These are so fun!! We saw some amazing wood cookie molds at a crafts fair last week. I had already spent my money for that day, so I'll have to order from their web site at another time.
ReplyDeleteYes, you may borrow the Caps For Sale picture if you link it back to my blog post. Thanks. I loved that book too!
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