We just started working on our vegetable garden over the weekend, so this week seems like the perfect time to post my seedling cookies.
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I've been wanting to try my hand at these cookies ever since Sachiko of mimicafe posted her adorable fondant sprout cupcake toppers. It only took me two years to get to it! You can see Sachiko's sprout cupcake topper tutorial on her YouTube channel.
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Here's what you'll need to make these spring seedling cookies:
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Allow the icing to dry about 6 to 8 hours before handling the cookies.
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Here are some photos from my gardening adventures. That's me helping to dig up the garden (my husband finished the job after I dug up that little patch).
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We'll be ready to plant these seedlings once the weather warms up a little bit more. I'm very new to gardening, so this is all kind of experimental. Last year's garden was thriving up until about mid August when everything started to die off. I'm hoping this year goes better. Wish us luck!
Broccoli, spinach, cucumbers, zucchini, peppers, peas, tomatoes, basil, dill
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Visit my cousin Cullen Boudreaux's blog AndTopherToo (named after her sweet cat, Topher) to see what she's growing at her home in Atlanta, GA. 
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Click on the images below for more spring cookies!
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Here's what you'll need to make these spring seedling cookies:
- Roll out cookie dough (my Orange Vanilla Spice cookie recipe is available in my tutorial shop)
- Round cookie cutter (1-½" cookie shown here)
- Flood consistency royal icing in brown
- Stiff consistency royal icing in terra cotta and green
- Round decorating tips 3 and 5
- Leaf tip 352
- Small brushes
- Cornstarch
- Parchment paper
- Brown = Americolor chocolate brown
- Terra cotta = Americolor tulip red + chocolate brown + Wilton lemon yellow
- Green = Wilton juniper green from the garden tone set
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Allow the icing to dry about 6 to 8 hours before handling the cookies.
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Here are some photos from my gardening adventures. That's me helping to dig up the garden (my husband finished the job after I dug up that little patch).
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We'll be ready to plant these seedlings once the weather warms up a little bit more. I'm very new to gardening, so this is all kind of experimental. Last year's garden was thriving up until about mid August when everything started to die off. I'm hoping this year goes better. Wish us luck!
Broccoli, spinach, cucumbers, zucchini, peppers, peas, tomatoes, basil, dill
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Visit my cousin Cullen Boudreaux's blog AndTopherToo (named after her sweet cat, Topher) to see what she's growing at her home in Atlanta, GA.
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Click on the images below for more spring cookies!
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Too cute! Can't wait to make these!! Do you have a Pinterest?
Thanks! Yes, I do. Here is the link: https://www.pinterest.com/sweetambs/
these are sooooo cute love it.
Thank you, Maryam! I'm glad you like these!
Your welcome
These are so cute! I loved the little cupcake toppers that inspired you as well. It was fun to see them, because I just posted photos of or seedlings on Facebook yesterday. Ours are sunflowers and morning glories. I don't grow veggies from seed too much. I cheat and buy the tomato plants, but I have done it. When I lived in Portland. OR gardening was so much easier. Here in Texas, it's a challenge! Good luck on your gardening adventure.
Thank you, Julie! 😀 Last year we bought our tomato plants, but this year we're starting everything from seed! It will definitely be an adventure. I'm sure I'll learn a lot!
These are adorable! : )
Thanks, Melissa!
Pelease tell me all about Youtube cookies
Thamks
Love
Maricruz
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