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Jan
18
Winter has arrived in full around my part of the world. It’s dark, dreary, and freezing cold and I’m desperately seeking all things pastel and adorable. Like macarons. Light, fluffy, available in pale pink and mint green. Better yet, these cute felt macarons from Kittenhood‘s tutorial, because these won’t end up a crazy, egg-y mess if you beat them for too long. And they double as a pin cushion.
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By Rosie Bromberg
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Those are cute, look good enough to eat!!