Trees, star and bell |
I didn't love this "frosting" color, but it was the only pink I had. |
I edged some of the frosting with a white chain stitch and liked that better. |
The white-trimmed cookies by themselves. |
These are a prettier pink. I used white sprinkles for some and pastel on the other. Heart-shaped cookies are great for Valentine's, Christmas, or any old time! Love is always in season! |
The crinkly-edged round cutter I used for these was my grandmother's. |
* Cookie cutters of your choice
* Cookie-colored felt (I find the shade called "Cashmere" to be perfect)
* Desired colors of felt for "frosting"
* Beads for "sprinkles" or "sugar"
* Thread or embroidery floss in matching colors
* Other basic sewing supplies like pins, needles, etc.
What to do:
* Trace around your cookie cutters on the cookie-colored felt. Cut 2 shapes for each cookie.
* Cut a slightly smaller shape out of colored felt for "frosting". Cut 1 for each cookie.
* Sew the frosting to one of the cookie shapes, using any stitch you like. I have used a running stitch, a blanket stitch, or even a chain stitch (in white) depending on the effect desired.
* Sew beads to the frosting -- colored beads for sprinkles, and clear beads for sugar.
* Pin the frosted top part of the cookie to the second cookie shape. Sew the 2 together -- a blanket or buttonhole stitch works best.
Your Christmas cookie is complete! Now make a whole plateful!
Gingerbread men and trees |
Packaging for felt Christmas cookies |
How cute! I may try these with my granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vicki! I hope you have fun with this idea if you try it.
ReplyDeleteOh these are so cute! I'm thinking of a kitchen Christmas tree and these would be so cute on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in to see me and b e a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Oh, how cute your no-bake cookies are! Love this idea! Thank you for sharing and Happy Christmas in July!
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Sandi - "Christmas Pudding"" blog
Thanks for the sweet comments, Shelia and Sandi! This is a fun and easy project with endless variations. Have fun if you try making some of these no-bake cookies!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! I am picturing a little Kitchen Christmas
ReplyDeletetree decorated with these sweet felt cookies!
Hugs,
Deb
They would be cute on a little kitchen tree, wouldn't they? I have always wanted to do a kitchen Christmas tree. Maybe this will be the year!
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