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" If you&amp;#039;re looking for a quick and clever thank-you gift for your next party, these fortune &amp;quot;cookies&amp;quot; ingeniously fit the bill. Even better, they give you an excuse to use those cute designer cupcake wrappers that seem too nice for baking. WHAT YOU&amp;#039;LL NEED:  Cupcake wrappers Any will do, though uncoated paper ones work best instead of the fancy glassine kind. (The latter will work, but tend to be stiffer and a little tougher to shape.) My* favorite sources for pretty papers are Beryls.com and BakeItPretty.com. Tape I use 3M&amp;#039;s pop-up tape dispenser for ease, but any clear, lightweight tape will do. Fortunes You can either hand-write your own sentiment on a slip of paper, or use your computer for a neater-looking result. HOW TO MAKE THEM: Step 1: Pinch the paper Place your thumb and forefinger at the top and bottom of the wrapper&amp;#039;s flat bottom. Then, pinch your fingers together. You&amp;#039;ll already start to see the fortune cookie shape. Step 2: Apply tape Remove your fingers, then place the cupcake wrapper bottom side-up. Roll a strip of tape into a cylinder, with the sticky-side facing outward. Apply the tape cylinder to the bottom at the wrapper, at the center crease (which was formed by the pinching action). Step 3: Pinch again Place your thumb and forefinger back at the top and bottom of the wrapper&amp;#039;s flat bottom and pinch, applying a little extra pressure to ensure that the tape stays put. Remove your fingers. Ta-da, you&amp;#039;ve made a fortune cookie. Step 4: Add a fortune Slide in the handwritten or printed fortune paper slip inside the cookie and you&amp;#039;re done! *This project is the brainchild of Brieanne Dyas, whose inspiring work is featured on CraftFoxes and who sells wares on her Etsy store, Dinner at Eight. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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