First. Make your favorite sugar cookies. I’ve posted my recipe for Grammy’s sugar cookies here. For Easter this year we made crosses, eggs, tulips and bunnies:
Now for the “paint”
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1/2 to 3/4 cup powdered sugar (to taste)
- food coloring
Pour into small bowls and add your colors. I used Wilton gel colors:
Put a clean child’s paintbrush or two in each bowl. Make sure they have never been used for real paint, though!
Let the painting begin!
Matthew is so, so serious with his painting. No smiling please.
But he will show you his masterpiece if you ask nicely.
More seriousness from Lacey.
And dimples.
Nolan.Likes.Blue.Paint. And don’t anyone touch his blue paint, thank you. Except Uncle Matthew. He can have some. But no one else. And that is final.
Here he considers branching into the yellow.
But remains true to the blue.
Skyleigh loves all the colors.
As long as she can eat them!
Aren’t they lovely?
Let the paint dry before stacking your cookies.
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5 comments:
They are lovely. That icing looks heavenly...
I'll have to remember this recipe.
thanks.
Thanks, Bevy! The kids look forward to painting cookies every year. Hope you have a blessed and happy Easter!
Very lovely and seem easy enough (if you can get your sugar cookies to turn out right which I never can, lol.)
Yeah, they are a bit of a gamble for me too! I think you could use plain sugar cookies from a bakery or make the kind that comes in a tube :)
love the colors of that icing!
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