I was inspired to make these eyelet lace gingerbread snowflake cookies during a class I was teaching a couple of weeks ago. One of the designs that we make in my advanced class is an eyelet lace heart. I had some gingerbread dough leftover from another project and I thought the technique would look really beautiful on snowflake cookies. I think it’s safe to say, I was right! 🙂 Scroll down for the video tutorial and supply list.
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I’ve always been drawn to this rustic style – maybe it’s because my parents lived on a farm in Virginia when I was born. I guess my first Christmas spent on a farm has stuck with me all these years!
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I tried out a different technique for the base layer of icing on these Barn Door Christmas Cookies. Rather than icing them as I usually would, I painted a thin layer of icing on the raw cookie and then baked it to give it more of a rough finish. This technique is also great for those who prefer a cookie with just a little bit of icing! Scroll down for the supply list, instructions, and video tutorial.
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Haniela’s and I have been online cookie friends for a long time, although we have yet to meet in person! But I’m glad we have the internet to connect us and allow us to collaborate on projects together, like this pink winter wonderland scene made of gingerbread cookies! Scroll down for the video tutorial and supply list.
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I realized while going through old holiday tutorials that I never shared these place card cookies that I made in 2016! Olive was born a couple of weeks early while I was still working on Thanksgiving and Christmas cookies and needless to say I was not prepared!Â
