Drop a Line, We’ll Ink the Moment

Two anthropomorphic raccoons in pirate costumes having drinks at a bar, with a full moon visible through the window behind them, in a fantasy tavern setting.

A bunny family bakes cookies in a cozy kitchen with a decorated Christmas tree and fire place.They can’t wait to pack up the baked goods and deliver them to all of their friends.

A whimsical scene of Momma and baby bunny setting cookies out for Santa in front of a fireplace with stockings hung and Christmas tree.

Mrs. Bunny stands on her tiptoes, whisk in paw, apron tied in a cheery knot that reads "Bakes & Hugs" in crooked red script. The cozy kitchen hums with the warm, buttery scent of cookies and molasses—gingerbread men lounging on a cooling rack, cinnamon stars shimmering like tiny sunbursts, and a bourbon–vanilla pie that’s taken on the shape of holiday perfection.

A painted window frames the scene: a little winter tableau sketched in soft blues and pale grays. Outside, snow drifts in slow, deliberate spirals, each flake a twinkle against the twilight. The window’s frostwork catches the kitchen light and seems to wink whenever Mrs. Bunny passes by, as if the world beyond is applauding her culinary choreography.

She moves with practiced grace, plating treats on mismatched vintage china—one saucer has a tiny chipped heart, another boasts a faded holly sprig. Her whisk pauses to tap the rim of a mixing bowl in time with a silent holiday tune. Tiny flour pawprints trail behind her like confetti on a parade route, evidence of the joyful mayhem of baking.

Guests filter in, cheeks rosy, scarves askew, eyes widening at the spread. Mrs. Bunny offers each a sample on a napkin that’s printed with dancing reindeer. "Two bites," she instructs with a conspiratorial wink, "and save room for love." She arranges the final plate in front of the painted window so the falling snow becomes part of the centerpiece—a living garnish.

Mr. Bunny in his kitchen at Christmas time -his favorite place to be. Snow shimmers outside the window as he bakes and tests cookies and treats for his guests. He is wearing his best green and red holiday baking outfit

Kritter Kards

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Location

7329 2nd Street

Rutledge Minnesota 55795

Contact

tammylouhurley@gmail.com