Just a thought...if by premade you mean teh ones in the rolls int he refrigerated section....I actually think not. I tried it (I hid the rool in the bottom of my cart so no one would see it, but it was Christmas eve and we needed cookies for Santa and after 900 cookies in Dec I was OVER IT! LOL). Anyway. We rolled it out and cut away. The kids sprinkled and we baked. But YIKES they spread and got really thin. The kids said "What's wrong with the cookies mommie?" Not a successful trial I guess.
If you see an Ann Clark recipe card on a cookie cutter those are really good and easy to start out too.
Good Luck.
Julia
Unfortunately, what's not clear is if it's just to get the practice, (which is what I think it's for). If it's for sale then buy sheets of dough already made and rooled out to a certain thickness usually 1/4", if you can find it.
I agree that roll cookies aren't much good for anything like that, if you are selling them, but practice only, I'd say go for it.
I have found that the cookie mix in a bag works well, just follow the recipe for the cookie cutouts. You could also mix in a couple more tablespoons of flour into the premade cookie dough to get it to the right consistency for cut outs. I like the way they turn out just fine.
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thanks for all the replies, and yes, it would just be for practice. I have a 2 yr old and a 10 month old, so I was looking for a time saver! I am just a beginner, so I think I will first try out the premade dough. I will add more flour to it, as suggested!
thanks a lot!
lisa
i just bought the premade cookie sheet already rolled out . that is already for you to cut and that was fast and easy for me as being my first at cookie cutting and decorating on the cookie i found it at walmart together with all the valentines cut out cookies in the freezer dept.. they came out really nice
shaddi
I just had to chime in on this one. I bought a couple of DH sugar cookie mixes, brought them home, followed the instructions for the cut out cookies. They spread so badly that and would not hold on the sticks for anything. I ended up thowing the whole thing away. Which included 2 sticks of butter 
Never again 
I made the no-fail but I will say that I have a receipe for a cut out cookie using sweetned condensed milk that I swear by. It is awesome and such a breeze to work with. And I think the tasted is great. Whatever works best for you. I have never tried the sheet pre-made dough. After my disaster this weekend I'm stickin to no-fail or my cut outs
I don't think I have used DH sugar cookie mix, I think I have only used the BC kind. I liked it just fine as long as I made sure and added those extra spoons of flour. Another trick I use to sweeten up the cookies is to roll them out on powdered sugar as opposed to flour. Otherwise they can get a too floury taste to them.
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