STONE HOUSE BURGUNDY DOOR

Deck the Halls

2014-12-01T06:16:00.000-08:00

Holiday Wreath

Holiday Wreath

Nothing like putting together the perfect holiday wreath for your front door! For fall I actually made mine, but for Christmas I did something a little different. To make a true Christmas wreath is a lot more difficult then putting together a fall wreath for the following reasons: cutting branches, attaching branches to wreath insert, adding holly berries, ect. So I purchased my own wreath from Target for $25.I then added a star ornament and a holiday sign, which I also purchased from Target. So in a way, I did put together my own unique Christmas wreath. See photos attached.

Holiday Centerpiece

Holiday Centrepiece

Putting together a beautiful Holiday centerpiece is something that is easy and fun to do! I alternate my glass vase, purchased from Homesense to every season by adding something festive in it. For Christmas I have added Holiday balls that I purchased from the dollar store. It was so easy to do and it looks great!

It's starting to look a lot like Christmas! Porch Decor

2014-11-19T16:18:00.000-08:00

Front Porch Decorating

Hi all,

I hope everyone is getting into the Christmas spirit because it’s just around the corner! With that being said, we have already experienced our first snowfall here in Canada! With the snowflakes falling, its been putting me in a Christmassy mood. So, today I decided to start my Christmas cards (I will post about that shortly). For now, I just wanted to chat my viewers in on what Christmas décor pieces and crafts that I have already started this year. I’m going to post loads more so stay tuned!

I purchased the "J O Y" light bulb sign from Target for $19.99 & the reindeer from The Georgina Garden Centre for $39.99.

Shabby Chic Christmas Decor

This year I have decided to go with a Shabby Chic Christmas theme. So I have been pairing up vintage/rustic items with new Christmas ornaments. I purchased this window at a yard sale for $20 and all the ornaments from Target for $2 each.

Wedding Season has began

2014-05-06T16:00:00.000-07:00

Over the past weekend Mike and I went to a Bridal Shower and a Stag for two of our good friends. For the Bridal shower I put together a little basket of goodies. First, I made 2 signs. One said, “always kiss me good night” on vintage barn board and the other was their wedding date with hearts in between the numbers. I chose to do the basket theme their wedding colors, light lavender and a pale grey. With that being said, I did the signs in the light lavender, that way the bride and groom can use the signs for their wedding photos/décor. Secondly, I added a little ceramic owl, a vintage Mason jar soap dispenser that I made. And, lastly I added a pretty purple flower, just to add to the basket theme. The bride and groom are also using the little wire basket that I picked up at Home Sense for their wedding cards. I also added little hearts with their names on it to make the gift more personalized. The bridal was ecstatic to say the least!

Before the stag, the bride and groom had a bbq with the wedding party. Everyone was making some type of salad so I decided to go with a desert. Mike and I made fruit skewers and they were a hit! Everyone enjoyed them. They’re super easy to make and you can always add some type of chocolate or yogurt dip!

I will be posting every wedding decor piece I make this year, as we have a few to attend to!

Enjoy your week!

Spring time finds

2014-05-06T15:07:00.000-07:00

Hello!

Over the weekend I was able to go to a home show where I found the most amazing finds. I found some cute home decor items that were at such a great price that I had to pick them up! I found two vintage chairs that have been completely redone and painted a nice spring yellow and blue. These chairs had the bottoms cut out so that a flower planter could sit nicely into them. I picked up both of these chairs for $20 each! I then found a vintage looking mirror or frame that has also been redone and painted a pretty teal. This piece is very unique because where the mirror used to sit inside the frame is now a magnetic chalkboard. I picked this lovely piece up for only $40!

With my days off this week I had some time to look at a little house that I was interested in. The house sat right on Lake Simcoe and every window had a view of the lake, even the back of the house had a view! The house was tiny but it was so quaint and cozy that I fell in love. The house was completely redone so it was move in ready, which made me even more excited. However, while my restate agent was touring us around the cute little house she received a phone call from another agent that delivered us some bad news… Once our agent got off the phone she told us that the little house had sold while we were literally standing in it. Mike and myself were heart broken to say the least. And the worst

part of it is that I can’t stop thinking about this little house. I hope something comes up just as cute and with a similar view within the near future.

With some good news! I have finally opened up my Stone House Burgundy Door Etsy account! You can purchase majority of our mine home décor pieces on there. But as always you can email us for a sign request at stonehouseburgundydoor@gmail.com

Mother’s day is this weekend so if you want us to make your mom a home décor piece let us know ASAP!

Visit our etsy at https://www.etsy.com/people/boydskye?ref=pr_profile

April Showers Bring May Flowers

2014-04-24T16:33:00.000-07:00

Hey guys!

Seems like I have been gone forever! I’ve been on vacation; I went to the Dominican Republic, which was a blast! Once I got home I received a promotion at work, which has put me to work. I also bought myself a new car and I am in love with! I hope everyone was able to have a lovely Easter weekend. Unfortunately I didn’t get a ton of Easter crafts done due to work and family gatherings. However, I have managed to work on a few sign orders, I will add them to my Stone House Burgundy Door Catalog. Enjoy the rest of your week!

P.S Soon I will be able to plant my vegetable garden so soon! (STOKED)

Stone House Burgundy Door Home Décor Catalog

2014-03-16T06:58:00.001-07:00

Stone House Burgundy Door Home Décor Catalog

Each signs price may vary due to the type of wood and size we use. We paint all our signs on oak or pine vintage barn boards. We use multiple stains and unique colors to create the perfect décor pieces for our customers.

If you’ve been on the hunt for a sign that would look perfect in your home but haven’t yet found it, please let me know and we can customize your sign/home décor piece to your exact liking.

**Custom colors and sizes will have additional fees.

We also redo all furniture, and do all wedding décor.

Please email me if you’re inquiring about a sign/wedding/home décor piece/furniture redo.

Skye.boyd@outlook.com

Bake Love Eat (Seperate Signs)
8" x 5"
$25

"So I Can Kiss You Anytime I Want"
48" x 6"
$50

"Kindness Is A Language Which The Deaf Can Hear And The Blind Can See"
28" x 28"
$80

"So I can kiss you anytime I want"
7" x 42"
$80

"home is wherever im with you"
36" x 30"
$140

"BE OUR Guest"
6" x 48"
$50

"All Because Two People Fell In Love"
4" x 32"
$25

Custom Wedding Sign
"Hueser August 16, 2014"
24" x 28"
$80

"CHERRIES" Old Cupboard door with wooden cut out letters and cheeries
24" x 10"
$90

Wedding Table Numbers, stained wooden hearts with pearl borders and a sparkle finish.
16" x 4"
$10 Each

Mason Jar Soap Dispenser
Regular Size
$15 each or 2 for $25

"Denna Lake"
Custom Cottage Lake Size
5.5" x 35"
$40

Country Kitchen Decor
"Memphis Boots"
12" x 36"
$100

Baby Girl Bedroom Decor
12" x 20"
$50

"THE BUNKIE" Cottage Decor
22" x 28"
$45

"So I Can Kiss You Anytime I Want"
6" x 48"
$50

Home Decor Pieces - Spring Decor is Coming!

2014-03-07T06:33:00.000-08:00

Hello, Hello,

Its now March and I can feel the spring approaching and I’m getting so excited to start some spring/Easter décor. So far I have a few crafts planned out and I can’t wait to get them started. I have recently popped into HomeSense and checked out all their pretty spring décor, its looking lovely, lots of pretty pastels and bright whites. I picked up a small perfume tray for only 12 bucks and it matches my makeup table perfectly. I also wanted to post some more signs that my mom and I have made and sold.

Happy Friday!

If you want a custom sign made you can always message me!

Smoothie Time - Honey, Ginger, Peach & Spinach Smoothie

2014-03-04T16:09:00.000-08:00

Hey guys, at the end of this month I am headed to the Dominican for a week with some amazing people and I have been trying to eat super healthy and work out at least 5 times a week. So far not so good, just because I’ve been super busy at work and with all my sign requests! But at least I’m trying right?! Anyways, I’ve had some requests for my smoothie recipes. So each day I’m going to post a new healthy smoothie and all the ingredients used to make each one, this way we can experience them together.

Day 1: Honey, Ginger, Peach & Spinach Smoothie

Ingredients:

1 handful of spinach

1 tablespoon of graded ginger

2 cups of frozen or canned peaches

2 tablespoons of honey

1 cup of water or more if desired

I’m not going to lie this isn’t the best tasting smoothie that I have ever had, but it is probably one of the healthiest. I am also battling a little bit of a cold right now so the honey and ginger does wonders for my chest and throat.

Hope you guys enjoy! I have a delicious one prepped for tomorrow, stay tuned!

Signs 4 Sale!

2014-02-26T14:27:00.000-08:00

Hey guys,

Check out some of the cool signs and décor my mom and I have been working on. We have sold a few signs already and are continuing to work steadily on the requested wedding décor. Again guys, if you want something made by us just email me! Esty coming soon!

Wedding Table Numbers

Mason Jar Fishy

2014-02-18T17:50:00.002-08:00

Hi All,

I hope everyone had a lovely Valentines Day and a long weekend! My wonderful boyfriend surprised me with a beautiful Beta fish for Valentines Day. I put my fishy in a mason jar with some rocks, a tree and a castle. Although, I might have to put him into a larger jar or bowl eventually.

ALSO, I have some more exciting news! My mom and I are now selling all our signs and home décor pieces. I have not yet been able to post any of our pieces on Etsy, but we are taking orders via email. Basically, we are making whatever our clients have requested. Right now we are working on a few pieces for a wedding and some decorative signs for some new homeowners. I will post each piece we create, and I encourage everyone to request something they are dying to have for their room/home/wedding/gift. To request something you’re interested in, please contact me via email, skye.boyd@outlook.com. Also, you can always check out what I’m working on through Instagram.

Thanks for the support y’all and finally order some custom home décor pieces!

Happy Valentines Day!

2014-02-14T05:45:00.000-08:00

White Chocolate Covered Strawberries

Hi Ya’ll

I do apologize for not posting a whole lot this week; I’ve been busy with work! However, I have managed to make a wedding piece for a friend that has requested a few custom wedding decorations, I’ll post what I’ve made for her special day this weekend. And, I will be posting my super cute Valentines Day present from my man friend, stay tuned!

Today is Valentines Day! I’m wishing everyone a flower/chocolate filled, romantic night! I made white chocolate covered strawberries and my boyfriend’s favorite muffins. Tonight we’re having dinner and a movie! AND lots of chocolate! I hope everyone has a lovely day/evening!

Talk soon!

DIY Valentines Cards

2014-02-07T07:40:00.001-08:00

One week today is Valentines Day! I have plenty of Vday crafts and recipes if you’re in need of any ideas for your special someone. You can find all my Valentines blog posts right here, VALENTINES.

Anyways, I’ve made some Valentines Cards for my west coast pals. The cards that I created are made out of all recycled paper that was lying around the house! I used red & pink construction paper, brown scotch wrapping paper, pink wrapping paper and newspaper. I also used old birthday cards for the background of my cards to prevent them from bending. I then cut out all shapes of hearts, glued them to the old birthday cards, and then I used scissors to cut a nice border around each heart card. Once each card was complete, I used black and gold sharpies to write Valentine messages on them. Super cute, super easy!

Enjoy my loves!

Valentines Framed Candy Heart

2014-02-03T11:33:00.000-08:00

As you guys have noticed, I am extremely into Valentines Day this year! I find that the crafts are so cute and not to mention so fun and easy to make. Sunday morning I headed to my moms studio still in my pj’s determined to make the Valentines Framed Candy Heart project. A few hot glue gun burns later I was admiring my finished project. This crafts looks more expensive than cheap, which is inspiring! Together this craft cost me $7.

The Valentines Framed Candy Hearts look excellent placed against the back splash in the kitchen, hung, or placed on a side table along with some pretty flowers or some more Vday décor.

Items you will need:

Brown Wrapping Paper

White Picture Frame

Candy Hearts

Glue Gun

Cardboard

Step 1: Make a sturdy back page for your hearts. Meaning, where the photo would usually sit in the picture frame place a piece of cardboard there so that the hearts will have something strong to sit on because the hearts end up getting heavy. Once you have the cardboard piece ready, I used brown wrapping paper as a background for the hearts. Just glue a sheet of brown paper to the cardboard.

Step 2: With the background ready, trace a large heart in pencil onto the background. The heart outline allows you to fill the heart in with the candies perfectly.

Step 3: Time to start gluing! Now you can glue the hearts on in any pattern to fill-in the larger heart. Once the hearts are glued on make sure you rip off all the excess glue strings from the hearts. Once that’s finished, put the finished product into the frame and voila!

Raspberry, blueberry, yogurt and oatmeal muffins!

2014-01-31T13:35:00.001-08:00

Brandy Melville Black Coat
Brandy Melville Black T-shirt/slit top
Grandma's Cream & Black Knit

Hi All!

Before I give you my raspberry, blueberry, yogurt and oatmeal muffin recipe, I would like to chat about some vintage clothing I have recently inherited. As most of you know, my grandmother passed away a few weeks ago and it’s been my duty to help clean out her closet! While sorting through, I found tons of beautiful knitted cardigans, sweaters, denim button ups and plenty of vintage costume jewelry pieces. Today, I wore a one of grandmothers knitted sweaters. It’s black and cream, with some black beadwork on the front. The only thing I needed to adjust was the shoulders pads... ripped those things right out! Check out my newest vintage knit! --->

Raspberry, blueberry yogurt & oatmeal muffins.

Now back to the muffins! These muffins are the exact same recipe as the pervious muffins I just made. (Blueberry, oatmeal, yogurt and orange zest muffins) Click the recipe in PINK to make my newest muffins, But the only difference is to add 1 cup of raspberries instead of the orange zest!!

ALSO, as you can see I added some pink & red sprinkles to the top of the muffins to give them a vday flair.

Good luck & happy baking!

White chocolate Valentines Day Bark

2014-01-30T15:20:00.002-08:00

Happy Thursday!

Today, after my workout I had a huge craving for chocolate… unfortunately, the craving won and I started looking on pinterest for a chocolaty desert. I came across this cute valentines themed chocolate bark, and had to try it. I then spent a small fortune just to get all my ingredients at bulk barn, plus a few more unnecessary treats.. MINI EGGS! I also headed into the dollar store in the search of a small heart mold. Unfortunately, my molds were a little large for my bark, but more chocolate the better! Below check out how I made these sweet treats!

Prep Time: 10 Minutes

Chill Time: 1 Hour

Total Time: 1 Hour & 10 Minutes

Ingredients: (Making 12 hearts)

3 Cups of White Chocolate Melting Wafers

Red & Pink Smarties or M&ms

Red & Pink Sprinkles

Step 1: Put the white chocolate in a small pot on low over the stovetop. Put sprinkles and smarties in the bottom of each heart mold.

Step 2: Once the white chocolate has melted, poor it on top of the sprinkles and smarties in each heart mold. Poor slowly, this step can get messy.

Step 3: Once all the molds are full, let sit for an hour or 30 minutes in the freezer. Then, when hearts are chilled, pop them out of their mold and enjoy your Valentines Day bark!

Valentines Day Heart Tree Tutorial

2014-01-28T15:12:00.000-08:00

This heart tree is a cute valentines day craft, it's also very easy to make!

Items you’ll need to create this craft:

Sticks

Krylon Spray Sparkles

Red & Pink Construction Paper

Brown Twine

Vintage Jar or Vase

Hot Glue Gun

Scissors

**You can purchase majority of these items from Wal-mart.

Step 1: Time to pick up sticks. I am very fortunate to have a forest on my mom’s property. Therefore, I was able to cut some tiny branches off some trees and use them as my sticks. Another way to find sticks is to take a walk/drive to a forest or park and cut some tiny branches off some trees. At this point make sure you have a jar or vase to put your sticks into, this way you can cut your sticks accordingly to your vases size.

Step 2: Lay your sticks on some cardboard and spray them with some sparkly Krylon paint. The spray makes the sticks look stained and sparkly, giving the sticks a girly touch.

Step 3: Now that the sticks are drying, take some red & pink construction paper and start cutting out little hearts. I used one piece of each colored paper and had plenty of hearts for my tree.

Step 4: When the sticks are completely dry, put them back into your vase. Now you can start gluing the hearts on your tree branches, the more the merrier! Once the hearts are glued on, I used my twine and wrapped it around the lid of my jar. The twine gives my jar a vintage look!

I hope you guys enjoyed this valentine’s crafts as much as I did!

Blueberry, oatmeal, yogurt and orange zest muffins!

2014-01-27T13:54:00.000-08:00

Beauties,

I made some delicious blueberry, oatmeal, yogurt, and orange zest muffins yesterday! I posted them on Instagram and everyone has been dying for the recipe. Unfortunately, I cannot take credit for this one! Check out this website for this yummy recipe. Damn Delicious

Grandma's Funeral

2014-01-27T13:13:00.000-08:00

Doris Cecilia Draper
December 9, 1940 - January 15, 2014

Hello All,

I do apologize for my uber long delay since my pervious blog post. As I’ve mention in my last post, my grandmother had passed away and I would be extremely busy putting together her funeral. I wanted to share some of the things that I personally put together for her day. I gathered as many photos of my grandmother as I could find. I made sure that in each photo she was smiling and that a sibling, parent, husband, child, grandchild and friend were sharing a photo with her. I enlarged my favorite photos and then started designing a board of Doris Draper. I then added all her photos together and designed a slideshow. I also created her memorial card. I chose the photos and poem, and then added angels and praying hands to her card, it turned out beautifully. And lastly, I chose to play her most favorite songs, amazing grace, and what a wonderful world. My grandma's funeral went lovely, my two cousins and myself, each said a speech about the many memories we shared with her. My grandma was a wonderful women and she will be truly missed. Miss you already grams.

For more info about my grandmothers passing click HERE.

Grandma & Grandad's Wedding Day, 1958

One of her favorite flowers, red roses.

My brother, Myles, Grandma & Me!

Photo Boards I designed.

Nail Polish Storage

2014-01-15T17:56:00.001-08:00

Hey guys, unfortunately I won’t be posting any further crafts this week. My grandmother passed away today due to lung disease. This is an extremely hard time for me because my grandmother was like a mother to me and in fact a mother to all her grandchildren. She will be dearly missed. Anyways, I have gathered as many photos that I could of my grandmother today, and I’m putting a collage together that I hope turns out as beautiful as she was. I will post my finished product!

Here are some crafts that I have been working on over the weekend, a nail polish storage jar and using pervious valentines crafts on new items. I really liked how the nail polish looked in an old crown jar, looks great in your bathroom or makeup area.

Enjoy Guys!

DIY Succulent Crown Jars

2014-01-12T13:31:00.000-08:00

Hey Lovelies!

This week’s craft was one of my favorites so far. I’ve been looking for succulents and tillandsias everywhere and I finally found them at the Bradford Green House Garden Gallery for a decent price. Before planting, make sure to do a little research on how to look after your succulent. These plants need to be watered regularly and they need a certain amount of sunlight. This blog, A pair & a spare explains exactly how to look after you’re succulent. Succulents look excellent anywhere in the house/office, they also work great as gifts for friends and family.

Items you’ll need:

Jars

Succulents

Planting Soil

Sand

Charcoal

Stones

Step 1: Put stones in the bottom of your jars. The stones create a filtering system so your succulent doesn’t drown. Make sure to put 1-2 inches of stones in the bottom.

Step 2: Now place some soil on the rocks, use your hands to pack down the soil. Now you can put charcoal and sand down. I didn’t use charcoal or sand because I couldn’t find them anywhere!

Step 3: With the dirt or sand down, place the succulent on top of the dirt. Make sure to pack more dirt around the edges of the succulent so that the succulent is snug. The soil is usually moist so just add a little water to your succulent once its planted. I wanted my succulents to sit deeper into my jars but the leaves wouldn’t fit in. However, I liked the way my succulents turned out!

**These succulents would also work great for wedding centerpieces!

DIY Decorative Sticks

2014-01-06T10:31:00.001-08:00

I’ve always thought the bundle of sticks décor looked great placed in corners of rooms, just to fill a space. I know you can purchase this stick décor at Ikea, Wal-Mart or any other décor stores ranging from $15-25 dollars. However, I thought I could just save some money and make my own stick décor with a girly twist.

Items you’ll need:

Cutting Shears

Sticks

Glitter Spray

Vase

Step 1: I was able to take some cutting shears and cut down a few straight branches and some red dogwood from my mom’s forest. Once all my sticks were cut, I took the shears and cut all the small branches off making sure the sticks looked straight and smooth.

Step 2: I then purchased some Krylon Glitter Spray to give my sticks some sparkle. I took some string and tied the sticks all together. (Easier to spray) I then took the glitter spray and sprayed the sticks. Make sure to do it outside and let sit for a few hours. The glitter looks excellent on the sticks and gives the sticks a stained/store purchased look.

Step 3: Once sticks are dry, untie them and place them in a nice vase. Now you can place the sticks in any room of your home! Enjoy J

DIY Delicious Vitamin Water

2014-01-04T13:41:00.000-08:00

Hey lovelies, I’ve seen this DIY vitamin water recipe floating around on Pinterest so I decided to try it myself. I added some blueberries to my recipe just to add so more color and blueberries happen to be my favorite fruit. A lot of my friends have also been raving about this vitamin water, so I’m guessing it does wonders! I’ve read that this water mixture washes all the toxins out of your body and helps you lose weight relatively faster then usual. So here goes it! – So far so good.

Per Average Water Bottle

Prep Time: 5 Minutes

Ingredients:

1/3 of a lemon

4 big strawberries

Palm full of blueberries

Small bundle of mint leave

Few ice cubes

Water

Step 1: Add all these ingredients together, shake and enjoy!

Easy Gift Signage

2014-01-03T11:37:00.002-08:00

Hi Beauties,

I hoped everyone had a fantastic Christmas and a wonderful New Year! I also hope that everyone was able to spend majority of their holidays with family and friends. I for one had an amazing Christmas with my family, and was able to do majority of the crafts that I wanted to do in a short period of time. That being said, I have some signs that I painted over the holidays that my family absolutely loved and now I’m going to share them with you.

Here are the signs I painted for some of my family members. The tutorial for these signs are the exact same as my pervious sign tutorials. Click HERE for the tutorial.

Holiday Gift Wrapping

2013-12-23T14:13:00.002-08:00

This year I have noticed that a lot of people have stayed away from the traditional Christmas gift-wrap, and instead have used a simple wrapping paper and then attached a handmade bow and gift tags. This year I have done the same. I used brown Scotch paper and some pretty Christmas ribbon that I purchased from the dollar store. I then used q-cards to cut out the gift tags and a Christmas stamp to decorate the gift tags. I used numerous ribbons to decorate my Christmas presents and they turned out great! Here are some photos of my 2013 Christmas Gift Wrapping.

Christmas Bark & Shortbread

2013-12-23T13:23:00.001-08:00

Christmas Bark

Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without some holiday baking! My favorite treats this year are my mom’s mouthwatering shortbread cookies and my good friend's Christmas Bark crackers. Both of these recipes are extremely easy to make and are both absolutely delicious.

Christmas Bark Recipe also known as Christmas Soda Biscuit Toffee

Prep Time: 10 Minutes

Bake Time: 9 Minutes

Chill Time: 1 Hour

Total Time: 1 Hour & 19 Minutes

Ingredients:

Premium Plus soda crackers

½ Cup of butter or 1 stick of butter

½ Cup brown sugar

½ Bag of chocolate chips

Step 1: Preheat the oven to Bake 350 F. Line a cookie sheet with tin foil and lightly spray the foil with pam. Line the premium crackers on the tin foil side by side.

Step 2: In a small saucepan add ½ a cup of butter and ½ a cup of brown sugar. Mix the butter and brown sugar together until it starts to boil. Apx 3 minutes.

Step 3: Pour the sauce over the crackers and spread with a spatula. Put the pan in the oven for 7 minutes. Take another saucepan and add ½ a bag of chocolate chips. Put on low until the chocolate has melted.

Step 4: Remove pan from oven and pour the melted chocolate chips over the crackers with a spatula. Put back in the oven for 2 minutes.

Step 5: Take pan out of the oven and let sit in the fridge for 1 hour until cold, and then break into pieces.

Christmas Shortbread

Christmas Shortbread

Prep Time: 15 Minutes

Bake Time: 10-15 Minutes

Total Time: 30 Minutes

Ingredients:

½ Cup of cornstarch

½ Cup of icing sugar

1 Cup of all purposed floor

¾ Cup of butter

Maraschino cherries for toppings

Step 1: Preheat the oven to Bake 300 F. Mix all ingredients together except cherries until smooth. Use a beater for this.

Step 2: Take a tablespoon and scoop a spoonful of cookie mix and put it onto the pan. Make sure the cookies are about an inch apart, as they will spread. Place a maraschino cherry or a nut on top of each cookie.

Step 3: Cook each batch for about 10-15 minutes until lightly golden. Once cool put cookies down on a wire grate.

Enjoy Guys!