christmas

It's time. I know, it's crazy how fast this all happened. We have to start talking about Christmas now. These 3D cookies are going to the top of my list!

You almost can't even see the actual tree here in the sea of gingerbread and lollipops and other sweet goodies. I'd love it if Christmas trees were edible. We'd be nibbling well into March and have no waste leftover to sit all sad and dry on the curb.

Red and white do make a fantastic combo, don't they? And snowflakes are so satisfying in their symmetry and fragility. Basically, winter is magic, and the buttery, spicy delicious treats we get to indulge in without any guilt make the holidays rich. Bring on the cookies, I'm ready!

Do you still have a few nooks and crannies that aren't stuffed with holiday cheer in your home? The master of holiday decor, Martha Stewart has put together a step-by-step rundown of how to make pinecone elves! Get crafting!

Pine needles are messy, plus, what are you supposed to do with a wreath after Christmas? This is no fuss and silly to boot!

So the kid who finds the fish head on the tree Christmas morning gets extra tripe for dinner?

Who knew that all you need for a super cute Christmas dessert is a few upside down strawberries, some whipped cream and a pinch of sesame seeds? I am totally in awe of the simplicity and creativity here. Now you have no excuse for not bringing something to the potluck at your great aunt's house.