Showing posts with label Easter eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter eggs. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2012

Personalized Easter Egg Cookies Featured! :)

The Easter egg sugar cookies that I made last year for my daughter, Carissa's, Kindergarten class's Spring Party were featured on Homemaker on a Dime!

 

Every Sunday evening SJ at Homemaker on a Dime hosts a link party called Creative Bloggers' Party and Hop.  You can link up your crafts, recipes, creations, etc for others to browse through, and while you're there you can also visit other people's creations that they've added to the party.  The following week she features some of the best entries linked up from the previous week.  Last week I linked my personalized Easter egg sugar cookies that I made and was excited to see that they were on this week's features.  Thanks, SJ!  :)  Here is a link to SJ's post that includes my Easter egg cookies, and here is the link to my original post on the cookies.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Easter Egg Cookies - April 2011

I made these Easter egg cookies for my daughter, Carissa, to share with her Kindergarten class at their Spring Party.

Easter Egg Cookies

Easter Egg Cookies - Close-Up Angled View
To make these Easter egg cookies I followed the directions for making cut-out cookies on the sugar cookie mix.  I rolled out my dough, cut the cookies out using an egg shaped cookie cutter, baked them, and let them cool completely.  Next I tinted some vanilla buttercream icing pink in one bowl and blue in another bowl.  I heated the bowl with the pink icing up for about 10 seconds, just enough to thin the consistency of the icing a little.  Then I dipped some of the cookies in the icing to coat the top side of the cookie.  I set them on parchment paper to dry and repeated the same thing for the other cookies in the blue icing.  I used blue for the boys in the class and pink for the girls in the class.  Then I put a little blue icing (not what was heated up) in a piping bag and piped the blue lines on the pink cookies.  I repeated the same thing with the other icing colors to make the pink and yellow lines and the white dots.  Then I used some white icing to pipe the names on the cookies.

I thought they turned out cute, and the kids loved them!  They liked eating a cookie with their name on it.  [We also made one for the teacher, she liked hers too.  :)]
Andrea - Animated Name
(I created my animated name at this site.)

PARTIES I'VE LINKED THIS POST TO:
Creative Bloggers' Party and Hop - Homemaker on a Dime
Made by You Monday - Skip to My Lou
Just Something I Whipped Up - The Girl Creative
Show Me What You Got - Our Delightful Home
Tuesday To Do - The Blackberry Vine
Whatever Goes Wednesday - Someday Crafts
What I Whipped Up Wednesday - Sugar and Dots
{wow me} wednesday - Ginger Snap  Crafts
Mrs. Fox's Sweet Party - Mrs. Fox's Sweets
Bunny Hop!  Easter Link Party - Mrs. Fox's Sweets
Cast Party Wednesday - Lady Behind the Curtain
Strut Your Stuff - Somewhat Simple
Sweet Treats Thursday - Something Swanky
Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday - Kitchen Fun With My Three Sons
For the Kids Friday - Sun Scholars
Fun Stuff Fridays - Toys in the Dryer

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Easter Egg Hunt Cookies - March 2008

I made these Easter Egg Hunt Cookies for Caleb's Kindergarten Spring Party.

Easter Egg Hunt Cookies

Easter Egg Hunt Cookies - Close-up 1

Easter Egg Hunt Cookies - Close-up 2
I made a batch of sugar cookies.  After they cooled I used my grass tip with buttercream icing to make a little bed of grass (see the 'Maybe They Should've Registered For HIS and HERS' post if you want to know what a grass tip is).  Next I used a single round tip with a large opening to make the eggs.  Those were also made with buttercream icing tinted three different colors.  It wasn't as easy as I thought it would be to make egg shapes.  They kept wanting to have points on them, but even the ones that came out a little pointier didn't look too bad.  The kids didn't seem to mind, I guess odd shaped eggs taste just as good as nice shaped ones when they're made of icing.  :)  [Of course you could always use jellybeans, egg shaped malted milk balls, or other egg shaped candy instead of piping the eggs on with icing.  :) ]
Andrea - Animated Name
PARTIES I'VE LINKED THIS POST TO:
Made By You Monday - Skip to My Lou
Creative Bloggers' Party and Hop - Homemaker on a Dime
Just Something I Whipped Up - The Girl Creative
Show Me What You Got - Our Delightful Home
Tuesday To Do - The Blackberry Vine
Whatever Goes Wednesday - Someday Crafts
What I Whipped Up Wednesday - Sugar and Dots
{wow me} wedneday - Ginger Snap Crafts
Bunny Hop!  Easter Link Party - Mrs. Fox's Sweets
Mrs. Fox's Sweet Party - Mrs. Fox's Sweets
Cast Party Wednesday - Lady Behind the Curtain
Sweet Treats Thursday - Something Swanky
Kitchen Fun and Crafty Friday - Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons
For the Kids Friday - Sun Scholars
Fun Stuff Fridays - Toys in the Dryer

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