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Thanksgiving Cookie Decorating Workshop

Thursday, October 8th @ 7 pm 
St. Paul the Apostle Church Hall - 1111 Taylor Kidd Blvd, Kingston

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Learn to decorate beautiful sugar cookies! In this 90 min interactive class, you’ll learn decorating techniques including piping and flooding, icing consistencies and wet-on-wet design. You’ll decorate 18 pre-baked mini Thanksgiving themed sugar cookies to take home and show off! Let your creativity shine through with these edible works of art. All supplies and icing will be provided. 

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Workshop is $40 plus tax. Refreshments and snacks will be available for purchase at the Bar.
See Workshop Page and product details for more info. 

To secure your spot please add the class to your cart and fully check out. Then send an e-transfer to nadiagundert.sweettreats@gmail.com. Your registration will not be complete until I have received your e-transfer.

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Please check to make sure you fully complete the order and receive an email confirmation. Then, send payment for the amount owing on your email confirmation. If something is missing that you thought you ordered, it's likely because it sold out while you were completing your order request. 

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If the shop says SOLD OUT the event is at capacity. 

​Any questions - send me a message at 613-484-2446

 

 

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​Please note when purchasing in my online shop, if you've checked out completely and entered your email address correctly,  you will receive an email confirmation with your amount owing with HST added to total. 

 

Please DO NOT send an e-transfer unless you have successfully checked out of this website and received confirmation of obtaining tickets. Check your spam folder if you're not seeing an email in your primary inbox or send me a text 613-484-2446

E-transfer payment must be sent to complete your purchase.

Please send to nadiagundert.sweettreats@gmail.com. No password required.
You will not receive an additional confirmation after payment as you can review your payment history / success through your bank. 

 

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