cookies

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Miniature cookies and biscuits for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

In Britain, they are called biscuits, in North America they are cookies....

Baking Cookies - kitchen scene by Annemarie Kwikkel

Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to cookies.

Cookies for sale - from Megan's Dollhouse Miniatures

Jaffa cookies - from Susanna (in Finnish)

S'mores - traditionally enjoyed around a campfire, this treat consists of a roasted marshmellow, and a piece of chocolate in between a couple of graham crackers. Roll caramel clay to 1/32" thick, and cut rectangles 3/8" x 3/16'. Use a pin to score the biscuit's dividing line, and to pinprick the graham cracker hole pattern. Bake. Separate some crackers to make single serving crackers, leave others in double size. Roll chocolate clay 1/32" for chocolate bars, cutting about the same size of the crackers. Use a bit of white clay for the marshmallows. Assemble some S'mores, and leave some to be assembles and bake the lot. Arrange on a tray to give the appearance of people helping themselves.
Cut craft foam sheets in tan and white colors using a teddy bear shaped punch to make 'cookies', then glue to a baking sheet. Or stack on a button to look like cookies on a plate. Icing can be glitter nail polish or glue glitter.
For cookie jars, use large macrame beads (the ones with good sized hole) and glue a small attractive metal shank button on for a lid. Paste "Cookies" on the front, typed in the smallest font on your computer.