Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2015 Cookie Cutter Halloween, Cookie Cutter Christmas Complement
2015 2015 > Halloween Hallmark Ornaments > Cookie Cutter Christmas > Nina Aubé
QFO5237
This 2015 "Cookie Cutter Halloween" Hallmark Keepsake Ornament adds a touch of sweetness to the spookiness of the season, with a furry costumed critter ready to knock on your door for a treat. Hang this ornament on your Halloween tree or display it in your home to conjure images of creatively-decorated cookies and the joy of sharing those seasonal treats made more special with love. Whether you're a Halloween enthusiast, or just need an excuse to buy more ornaments, this 'lil witch is ready to cast a spell of goodness on your house!
- Artist
- Nina Aubé
- Size
- 2.596" H x 2.365" L x 1.488" W
- Box Size
- 4" H x 1.75" W x 3" D
2015 Cookie Cutter Halloween Mouse 2015 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QFO5237 This 2015 "Cookie Cutter Halloween" Hallmark Keepsake Ornament adds a touch of sweetness to the spookiness of the season, with a furry costumed critter ready to knock on your door for a treat. Hang this ornament on your Halloween tree or display it in your home to conjure images of creatively-decorated cookies and the joy of sharing those seasonal treats made more special with love. Whether you're a Halloween enthusiast, or just need an excuse to buy more ornaments, this 'lil witch is ready to cast a spell of goodness on your house! Artist: Nina Aubé Size: 2.596" H x 2.365" L x 1.488" W
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