Brown bag cookie molds

As I looked through my old Brown Bag catalogs, I realized that since they were wholesale-only publications, very few people had ever seen all of the pictures. I also took lots of pictures for display cards (called "tent cards") and promotional wholesale mailers. I thought it would be fun to start sharing them now. There are many, many pictures. I will start with a selection, then add more as time allows.

Cookie Molds from 1983 – Brown Bag Cookie Molds

Cinnamon pomanders from Brown Bag molds are very easy to make and smell wonderful hanging on the Christmas tree . Here's what you ne...

Beeswax ornaments for the Christmas tree have a rich history steeped in old world tradition. German bakers were th e first to use intr...

I saw my first Brown Bag Cookie Mold in the early eighties in a tiny shop in Virginia Highlands, a small Yuppie neighborhood in Atlanta, where I was living. This love affair has never ended. I have St. Nicholas from the 1983 collection, which was the first year they were made. The Brown Bag name comes from the philosophy that small, ordinary things can be wonderful works of arts. With these clay molds you can make gorgeous cookies, cast beeswax ornaments and hand cast paper. From what I have…

I have been collecting Brown Bag Cookie Molds since the early 1980's. These molds were created and produced by Lucy Natkiel beginning...

a classic and easy shortbread recipe