Navy & Pink Birthday Decorated Cookie Collection

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I wanted to make birthday cookies for a special friend who is sensitive to gluten. Instead of using my grain-free cookie recipe, I decided to try subbing gluten free flour blend for the regular all-purpose flour in the CookieCrazie Sugar Cookie recipe (cup for cup). The cookie dough turned very similar to my regular recipe and they baked up with sharp edges just like normal. YEAH!

This set included several new shapes and I enjoyed using the Sail Away Sprinkle Mix from Sweets & Treats as the color combo for the entire set.

[Note the links when hovering over each photo]

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YouTube MiniCupcake Tutorial Video HERE. Cupcake cutter found HERE and Sprinkles found HERE

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Balloon Decorated Cookie Tutorial Video on YouTube HERE        Balloon Cutters found HERE and HERE

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Happy Birthday Gift Tag Decorated Cookie YouTube Video HERE Happy Birthday Impression Tool found HERE

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Pedestal Cake YouTube video HERE Pedestal Cake Cutter found HERE 

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Pedestal Birthday Cake Decorated Cookies (Tutorial)

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I love pedestal cake cookies.....and I found a new favorite cutter to make some cute ones.

Outline and flood the cake portion of the cookie.

Allow the glaze to dry for at least 2 hours and then press this polka dot impression tool into the partially dried glaze.

Another impression design you could use for the cake is to press a scalloped edger into the partially dried glaze in a vertical pattern (see video). [I was unable to find a link to this particular edger, but you could use the edger in SugarBelle's Shapeshifter set.]

Outline and flood the top portion of the cookie (the bow/banner) in the glaze color of your choice.

Outline and flood the pedestal, including scalloped outlines to the rim of the widest part of the pedestal, leaving "see-through" holes. (see video)

Outline and flood a second layer over the banner portion of the top of the cookie. (see photo)

Add tiny lines to represent the poles holding up the banner, and an outline of the scallop on the pedestal to give it a more 3D look.

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Birthday Party Decorated Cookie Collection

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It's time to P-A-R-T-Y!

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There are so many fun birthday-themed cookie cutter shapes out there to make a fun set of cookies for someone's special day. Enjoy!

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Birthday Cake with Candles Decorated Cookie (Tutorial)

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Cutters used: confetti, cake slice, candle, gift bag, balloon, gift box with bow

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PARTY letter cutters, balloon, banner

Birthday Cake with Candles Decorated Cookie (Tutorial)

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I'm sending a little birthday cake love via these cookies with wonky candles. :)
It happens to be my youngest daughter's birthday today, so this post is quite appropriate. 🎉

Using the cake/sand-castle cutter found in Sugarbelle's Shapeshifter's set, start off by outlining and flooding the bottom portion of the cookie with your choice of glaze color.
Keep it plain or add polka dots or stripes......it's your choice.

Allow it to dry for about two hours and then using the Shapeshifter's scalloped edger, press it into the "cake tier" from top to bottom to give it a wavy icing look.
(see video for placement)

Add sideways candles on the top portion of the cookie, including any polka-dots or stripes that you'd like to each candle. (I added 3 candles, but there's plenty of room to add more.)
Make a small wick above the candle and then add a flame.
For the set shown, I applied wet silver luster dust to the flames for a shiny silver color.

Brighten someone's birthday with these cute cake with candle cookies. 🎂 ❤️

Birthday Cake Decorated Cookie Collection

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It's time to celebrate with CAKE!
Here's a whole set of birthday cookies highlighting the event with sweet fluffy cake.

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Birthday Cake Slice Decorated Cookies (Tutorial)

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Favorites from the LilaLoa Cutter Set

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The cool part about this cake celebration is that you don't even need a fork. ;)

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