I have a friend who had a baby boy this week. Any ideas on cute cookies that I could take them? Not too complicated b'c I just learning. TFYH
You can make:
Baby bottles - Kiddiekakes has one in her photo album
Pacifiers
Rattles
Safety Pins
Cookies that spell out the babies name.
Alphabet blocks
All of these are nice and simple.
Baby bottles, blue flowers, and baby faces done as a cookie bouquet would be adorable!
Hi Pam,
I made some onsies for a friend when she found out she was having a boy. These were packaged in cookie bags with blue ribbon and a card stating "It's a Boy!" I made a pattern of cardstock, then layed that on my cookie dough and used an xacto blade to cut them out. I iced them with rolled buttercream and use royal for the details!
Cammie
cambo those are adorable! I will have to keep them in mind for my next shower!
what about blue stars that have his name or birthdate
OMG I'm making some of these cookies RIGHT NOW as we speak!!!! Word to the wise....get the lollipop sticks, skewers won't work the cookies are too heavy...but "boy" are they adorable!!!!http://www.wilton.com/recipes/recipesandprojects/babyshower/toptobottom.cfm
Hi pam
I made these cookies last month and they are soo easy to make. I got the design from Wilton. I attached cookie sticks on these after with royal icing (though it can be attached before baking), wrapped them in clear bag with riboons and mini plastic bottles and suce. They were a hit! A friend even told me she didn't want to eat them because they had "personalities"!!! LOL!
how cute!
OMG...............these are sooooo cute!! I wish I knew someone who was having a baby so I can make some!
that picture is from the wilton site LOL .......I ended up not writing on mine because of time restraints.....however, they were very easy to make!!!! I just traced the feet pattern on waxed paper over and over again....then flipped it over and piped on the toes first......after they were dry I went back again with thinner royal icing (figured this out after outlining and filling in the feet and didn't like the look)........and let them dry overnight before attatching them to the cookies.......you gotta make these a couple days in advance...I started decorating the day before and it was way too rushed.....here is the instructions for them though. They were really easy, don't let the pics scare you.
http://www.wilton.com/recipes/recipesandprojects/babyshower/toptobottom.cfm
oh and also.........the instructions say to use a 3" cookie cutter for the head!! I would go with a smaller one....I used a 2.5" one and it turned out the same size as the baby's bottom cookie and I didn't like the look....I think I ended up using a 1.5" or a 2" cutter and it ended up being the perfect size after baking!! Also....I would say give yourself at least 2 days .....like I said before.....coat all your cookies and pipe the feet......let sit over night...then glue everything together....allow to sit over night again....then package.
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