We’re in the doll kitchen this week with a few fun crafts.  Enjoy today’s little bite sized project and don’t stay away too long because I have few more “bites” to share this week!———————-

I made doll size frosted sugar cookies over the weekend for my daughter’s birthday.  She has been enjoying her bakery doll set (more about the doll here and here).  These days we play bakery almost everyday, so for her birthday I added to her set with a few homemade items.

Today I’ll share these frosted sugar cookies that look good enough to eat. 🙂

Let’s craft some cookies!

Frosted Suar Cookies

Supplies:

• wood or cardboard shaped cutout
• dimensional paint (like puffy paint)
• glitter and beads

Cookie

I am using a mini wood cutout from a craft store for the cookie.  You could also cut a shape out of cardboard for the cookie.

Icing

Cover the top of the shape with dimensional paint.  Leave the edges of the natural wood peeking out.

Since this is icing, any imperfections will just add character.

Sprinkles

While it is still wet, sprinkle with glitter and beads.  I used clear glitter and micro beads.  Allow to fully dry.

You can’t see the clear glitter in the photos but in person I love the look.  The cookies shimmer and shine with the sugary effect.

As for the colorful sprinkles you can use colored glitter, beads, or small sequins.  I had some micro beads on hand that I used.  They are little glass beads without a hole in the middle.  Sprinkles come in all shapes and colors so this would be fun to try this with different size and shapes of glitter, beads or sequins.

Set these aside to dry completely.  Mine took a little longer to dry because the paint is on the thick side.

These frosted sugar cookies look good enough to eat!  We will have fun “making” cookies all this week while we play bakery!

See you soon for another “bite sized” doll craft!

-Anna