
- cookie recipe for cut-out cookies with a few variations,
- royal icing recipe,
- cookie decorating tips
ONE: huge shout-out to Amy of Living Locurto for designing the cute little border around the pages. She makes the *most darling* printables for her blog and her shop. (Like these cardinal printables....I'm in love with them.) Thank you, Amy!
TWO: this is a scan of a print-out, so the actual print is not going to be super clear. I'm learning, please bear with me! :) Let's be honest, it all would be perfect had I put my 11-year-old in charge instead of trying to do it myself.
OK, enough rambling....printables, people! Have at 'em!
{If you are not seeing a little box above with links to the pages, try refreshing the page. :) That seems to help.}









Awesome! I had already 'cut and pasted' everything into a whopping 9 page word doc! This looks much better in my recipe binder! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteIt looked like an incredible time was had that weekend. Thank you for sharing more of it!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'm sure you're more tech savvy than you give yourself credit for. Don't sell yourself short;)
Thank you for posting this. Your cookies always turn out so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust printed out copies for my recipe binder! Thanks for sharing!! I'm intrigued by the "flooding" technique...hope to give it a try this weekend!
ReplyDeleteOk, this may seem really dum but where do I print them from? I cannot find the link in this post!! :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Bridget!
ReplyDeleteYay! Thanks. I made your vanilla almond cookies the other day, and they were so so delicious. Hands down the best cookies I've ever made. We ran out today...and it will have to be remedied soon!! Thanks for the wonderful recipes and lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your recipes!! The design is really cute♥ I'm going to print these out and add it to my binder :D
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Ai
Adding to my collection, Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteSana....click the link for the pages you'd like to print. You'll see the option for printing over on the right side of the page. :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant job! I would love to be able to do this at some point... yours is just so lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou sre such a clever gal! LOVE this!
ReplyDeleteOooooops...I'm typing without finishing my first cup of coffee...breaking my own rule! LOL! I meant to say- You "are" such a clever gal.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out! These will be great to put in a 3 ring binder. I am actually going to try to make cookies over Christmas break. (well... maybe! :-)
ReplyDeleteTHanks for posting this recipe - my Mom had carpel tunnel release surgery on both her hands recently (main note here, is that she only has half the strength back in her hands, so gripping pastry bags, bottles, even a hair brush is a huge huge task) and so she isn't going to make cut out cookies, but rather round sugar cookies -she wants to use an icing that's hard, but an icing that she can put on the cookies using a spreader. Would this be possible with royal icing? Is there another icing that you would recommend for this task?
ReplyDeleteWOOHOOO!!!! Fabulous!!! you should see my ugly scraps of paper I have notes scribbled all over!! These will be a beautiful addition to my notebook!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy and Bridget
Oh how perfect! Love this. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! You are a rock star!
ReplyDeleteReally great idea Bridget. I'm sure it was a lot of work. You are so very thoughtful!
ReplyDeleteOh fun - what a great idea! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteaaahh... a glass of wine. That would make the decorating process much less stressful. OK- I'm ready for my second try. Hurry up weekend-- I'm ready to bake and decorate :)
ReplyDeleteI just printed it out. Thanks so much for sharing! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these info!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job scanning. I don't even have those skills.
Love the decorations on the pages as well, and the cute heart bulletpoint :)
this is my speed--printed directions!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for your readers Bridget. I haven't been here in a while... you have done wonderful cookies and the trip to PW!! incredible! You are so talented making cookies and teaching others.
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ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet! I can't wait to print these out for use. Thanks, Bridget!!
ReplyDeleteFirst 2 printed fine. Last one requires Facebook or something called SCRIBD
ReplyDeleteBridget. I made these cookies last week Sunday and they were so awesome. I amde twenty eight and they did not last in my household of four. But today I tried making it again following wach step. And it not working. Did you sift your flour? I dont think I did that the first time. Maybe its the butter cause i think i used I Cant beleive It's Not butter today and the last time I used Land of Lakes. I cant figure what went wrong since I tried three more times but I cant get that nice almond sweet taste like the last batch I made. Can you provide any tips?
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! Your site is AMAZZZZING!!!
ReplyDeleteWendy
You are so generous to share this! I will add the link to this page to my Drop In and Decorate blog post - in case anyone else needs cookie decorating tips. You da woman!
ReplyDeletei wish i had found your site sooner...a fellow blogger just passed your awesome blog on to me yesterday! thanks for all the tips! i think today i had about 15 tabs open of your postings ...haha
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I found your blog though a blog though a blog as I sometimes do while the kids nap and I just wanted to tell you that your incrediable!! You have that fancy way of writing how I talk and your so funny! You are also inspiring, so this saturday im hosting a cookie decorating party with 16 of my kids closet friend!(ages 3-6) Your tips have been awesome! So thank you for your incrediableness!!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is great, thanks!!! Question - why is the butter cold before creaming with the sugar? Does it still cream together when it's cold?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips! I'm super jealous of your "skillz" :)
ReplyDeleteloved! thank you ... I live in Brazil and I always see the blog. kisses in your heart. Bianca
ReplyDeleteBridget, THANK YOU for sharing these printables--I was coveting them after seeing your Adventure at PW's post. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the early Christmas present! These are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBridget, thank you so much doll! Amy did do a great job with the border, and your tips and tricks are ever so helpful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, my friend!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for these print outs. You're a wonderful & generous person.
ReplyDeleteMERRY X'MAS & A GREAT 2011!!!
this is so cool, Bridget! Thanks for sharing this way.
ReplyDeleteThis is really nice for you to give everyone!
ReplyDeleteBridget, this is such a GREAT idea!! Love it!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm SO excited you shared this, thank you!
ReplyDeleteUsed these last night. They were so wonderful. Your recipe is the best I've ever tried! :]
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for providing us with your wonderful cookie decorating expertise. This is one of the best Christmas gifts I received this year. Many, many thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great printables Bridget! I would love to visit the PW someday! Sounds like a blogger's dream! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteWell if those are the cutest little recipes this Ozark Farm Chick has ever laid her big browns on. Thanks girl.
ReplyDeleteI popped over from PW's to check out the cookies. They look great!
From the happy hills and hollers of the Missouri Ponderosa, ya'll have a beautifully blessed weekend!!! :o)
a huge thank you for these
ReplyDeletewonderful "tip" sheets…they are just great!
only wish i had "won" the weekend
with you & ree! :)
Great idea B~ Love all the other posts too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I can't wait to try some cookies. I haven't baked in years, and now that I'm a grandma, I'm finding more time to try again.
ReplyDeleteAbout the scan into pdf... There is a nifty tool called "Cute PDF Writer" (google it) that installs on your computer as a printer, but saves a document as a pdf. So, if you already have the finished document on your computer, you go to Print and change your printer to "cute pdf" and click ok - the next screen should be a "save as" screen. Really great for things like this. (Just thought you would like to know.)
Thank you so much for posting ~ We made cookies with our 3 kids and they had so much fun! They came out in the perfect shape and are so yummy! I finally found a GREAT Christmas cookie recipe :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable, love all the different outfits you gave them!
ReplyDeleteI found my way here from Pioneer Womans blog - and I'm so pleased I followed that link..!! Loving your blog and your recipes -everything looks devine!! Can't wait to try a few out!!
ReplyDeleteI do have a question though.. I am in New Zealand, and I have never seen corn syrup sold anywhere. I've just been on a couple of the really specialised local cooking/baking/kitchen/deli websites, and can't find it on any of those either. Any suggestions as to a substitute? I've never used it so I don't really know what qualities I'm looking for in a substitute. Any suggestions greatly appreciated..!!!!
Thank you so much for this printable ;)
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I've really enjoyed reading your blog throughout the year, thanks for all your effort you make to put up fun and informative posts!
awesome cookie recipe!
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