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CookieCrazie Custom Cutters: Cupcake Cutter



CookieCrazie started a line of custom cookie cutters last fall.
The proceeds from the sale of the cutters supports
 the Ukraine missions effort we do with my church each year.

A couple of months ago,
I asked several cookie friends to design a cookie with the homespun tree cutter.
We had such a good time working together on that project,
that  this month I asked them to make something with the cupcake cutter.

Are you ready for this?!
You're going to be amazed. :)



1 Jacinda - Ali's Sweet Tooth
2 Shannon - Artfully Delicious
3 Laurie – Cookie Bliss
4 Andrea – Cupookie
5 Nicole - Life's A Batch
6 Lorraine – Lorraine’s Cookies
 7 Melissa – The Baked Equation
  8 Nancy – Seasons of Joy 
9 Michelle Jones
 10 Penny – Grammie’s Cookies N Goodies
 11 Tricia – The Cookie Loft Girls
 12 Heather – Sugar Nosh Treats
13 Tracy - Whisked Away Cookies
14 Pam - CookieCrazie

Who would have thought that you could make all these things with a cupcake cutter, huh?

Do me a favor and go check out all of these talented cookie decorators and their wonderful sites.
You will be so glad you did.

And if you'd like to see how to make the snowy snowman I did for the collage....... tutorial.

Here's some fun photos of cupcake cookies decorated by CookieCon participants in November.




And don't forget......you can always decorate this cookie like a plain old cupcake. haha


If you'd like to get your hands on my two custom cutters, click on the links below:


Crazie Cupcake Cutter

Homespun Christmas Tree Cutter


And if you make cookies with these cutters, please send a photo my way.
I would LOVE to see what you come up with. :)

Simply Winter Cookies: Snowy Snowman






To make this snowy snowman cookie you will need:

Outline and flood the "frosting side" of the cupcake cookie with blue glaze.
While it is still wet, add dots of white glaze.
 Allow it to dry for an hour or more (to prevent bleeding).

Outline and flood the head of the snowman with white glaze.
 Allow to dry overnight.

The next day, add eyes and mouth with black glaze.
Add carrot nose with orange glaze.
Use food color marker to add eyebrows and other details, if desired.



For simple snowman cookies, cover circle cookies with white glaze.
Dry overnight and add faces the next day with black and orange glaze.




Simply Winter Cookies

    Let It Snow Winter 2013 Cookie Collection





    Oh how I love snow and snowmen!
    I can never resist the chance in January once the Christmas holiday is over......
    to make a bunch of wintry snowy cookies. :)









    Simply Winter Cookies: Snowman with Knit Cap (Tutorial)





    To make a snowman cookie with knit cap you'll need:

     Cut out a cupcake cookie and a circle cookie and piece them together as shown.
    Note: The cookie in the middle of these next two photos is the snowman with top hat.
    The cookie on the left  is the snowman with knit cap.


    Outline the "piles" of knitted cap on the top of the cookie.
    After it has dried for about 15 minutes, add the flood icing and any pattern you'd like.

    Outline and flood the little pompom on top of the hat.
    Allow the cookie to dry overnight.

     Using black and orange glaze, add eyes and a carrot nose.
     Use a food color marker to make a mouth, eyebrows, or any other details you'd like.


    Here's the three snowman cookies I made with my new cupcake cutter.
    Tutorial for the snowman with top hat HERE.
    Tutorial for the snowman scene coming soon.

    Simply Winter Cookies

    Simply Winter Cookies: Snowman with Top Hat (Tutorial)





    To make a snowman cookie with top hat you will need:

     Cut out a cupcake cookie and a circle cookie and piece them together as shown

    Outline and flood the hat portion with black glaze.
    To prevent bleeding, allow it to dry for a few hours before 
    outlining and flooding the circle with white glaze.
    Allow the cookie to dry overnight.

     Using black and orange glaze, add eyes and a carrot nose.
     Use a food color marker to make a mouth, eyebrows, or any other details you'd like.
    Feel free to embellish the hat with a colorful flower, holly leaves, or band around the base.


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