The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell - Season 1

Season 1
Wickedly talented baker and artist Christine McConnell fills her home with haunting confections, creepy crafts -- and wildly inappropriate creatures.

Episodes

Snacks for Strays
Christine adds a new member to her peculiar household and makes peanut butter pretzel bones, an edible cake mansion and a creature out of cereal treats.

Gifts for Nosy Neighbors
A grumpy neighbor inspires Christine to make eerie cookies, peppermint bark horns and hand-carved candles to tuck inside twisted gift baskets.

The Dinner Date
A handsome suitor is coming to dinner, and Christine's cooking chicken pot pie -- and sewing a dress! But first: It's time to make wolf-claw donuts.

A Spirited Tea Party
Christine summons deliciousness with a shortbread spirit board cookie before hosting a tea party for her visiting cousin on a dark and stormy night.

A Cake for Rose
It's Rose's birthday, and Christine's planning a surprise party with cake, fairy batwings -- and the present of Rose's dreams.

Halloween Tricks & Treats
No spooky fete is complete without shrunken-head cookies, a ginger-dead house and an army of edible spiders. But no one's expecting an uninvited guest.
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