At the end of every year i bake something nice for my kids' teachers. This year i'd love to give each one a cookie bouquet and showcase everything i've learned here on the forum.
I kind of want to stay away from the usual apples, school buses, etc, and don't want anything too detailed as i'm not artistically inclined and need to make 15 of them.
They do not necessarily have to be specifically school-themed.
Thanks for any advice and recommendations!!
You could do flowers for female teachers. They are pretty easy and you can add as much detail to them as time allows. I've seen really cute 'teacher' bouquets here that have rulers, glue etc..in them. If you don't have the cutters you can use a square or rectangle cutter and just design the cookie inside of this shape. But that idea is pretty typical of 'teacher' gifts.
Do you know of any interest they have? Most teachers like coffee..how about coffee cups etc..that say 'thanks a latte'...cakes by design has something like that and they are really cute too.
HTH
How about beach cookies with a tall margarita, and a little sign that says No More Pencils, No More Books!
Or some schoolhouse cookies, with a padlock the door, saying See You In September?
Theresa 
How about a mixed flower array? Daisies and tulips are easy enough to make with the cutters and not hard to decorate. You can even use fondant and with the same cutters your decoration is a snap. One thing I found is to not over do the icing under the fondant. the cookies can be really simple, just shapes with color sugar sprinkles. Dress it up with curling ribbon and pretty tissue paper, and have fun!
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