How to Decorate Cookies for a Bachelorette Party
Gather the cookie cutters., Roll out the dough., Bake the cookies., Divide the icing., Frost the cookies., Pipe your designs.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Gather the cookie cutters.
Look through your cookie cutters and see if you have wedding-themed cookie cutters, such as a wedding gown, an engagement ring, a tiara, or a wedding cake.
You may prefer to make more "adult"-themed cookies, such as margarita glasses, bras, etc.
If you don't own any of these cookie cutters, consider buying them or borrowing from a friend. -
Step 2: Roll out the dough.
Buy or make sugar cookie dough.
Once made, roll out the dough using a rolling pin.
Press the cookie cutters into the dough to form your cookies. , Once all the cookies have been cut, put them on a cookie sheet and bake as the recipe directs (or until they're golden brown).
Once they're done, put them on a cooling rack and let them cool completely. , Divide the royal incing into three bowls.
Use food colouring to make each bowl of icing a different colour.
You may want to use the bride-to-be's favourite colours, the wedding colours, or colours that are relevant to the shape of the cookies (ie: an engagement ring would be yellow/gold (the band) and white (the diamond). , Ice the cookies with one colour of icing using a butter knife or an offset spatula.
Allow the icing to dry completely so as not to smudge it. , Fill up a pastry bag with a different colour of frosting.
Use a fine tip to outline the cookies and create details.
Some suggestions would be rosettes, flowers, names, initials, etc. -
Step 3: Bake the cookies.
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Step 4: Divide the icing.
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Step 5: Frost the cookies.
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Step 6: Pipe your designs.
Detailed Guide
Look through your cookie cutters and see if you have wedding-themed cookie cutters, such as a wedding gown, an engagement ring, a tiara, or a wedding cake.
You may prefer to make more "adult"-themed cookies, such as margarita glasses, bras, etc.
If you don't own any of these cookie cutters, consider buying them or borrowing from a friend.
Buy or make sugar cookie dough.
Once made, roll out the dough using a rolling pin.
Press the cookie cutters into the dough to form your cookies. , Once all the cookies have been cut, put them on a cookie sheet and bake as the recipe directs (or until they're golden brown).
Once they're done, put them on a cooling rack and let them cool completely. , Divide the royal incing into three bowls.
Use food colouring to make each bowl of icing a different colour.
You may want to use the bride-to-be's favourite colours, the wedding colours, or colours that are relevant to the shape of the cookies (ie: an engagement ring would be yellow/gold (the band) and white (the diamond). , Ice the cookies with one colour of icing using a butter knife or an offset spatula.
Allow the icing to dry completely so as not to smudge it. , Fill up a pastry bag with a different colour of frosting.
Use a fine tip to outline the cookies and create details.
Some suggestions would be rosettes, flowers, names, initials, etc.
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