I drew out the template on a file folder, cut it out and then used it as the pattern for the cookies. I rolled out the sugar cookie dough fairly thick to accommodate the stick and cut out each cookie with a paring knife.
After I placed the cookies on the stoneware I inserted the sticks. To insert them, gently put pressure on the cookie (dough) with one hand to hold it in place, and slowly insert the stick(twisting a little to help it along) with the other hand, inserting it about halfway up. After baking let the cookies cool and firm up a bit before transferring them to a cooling rack.
After cooling completely, ice the cookies(all white except for the pink nose), and let dry completely.
They may then be detailed with black royal icing or an edible marker. I made it easy on myself and used my Americolor edible black marker for the facial details. I let my cookies dry overnight before I applied the marker.
Voila! Now you, or your munchkins, can be a Funny Bunny! (I had a reluctant model, but did manage to hold up the cookie and get a quick shot.) It's easy to make a whole family of Funny Bunnies:) HAVE FUN!
Click HERE to link directly to the cutter!
Linked to:
Tasty Tuesdays
Sweets for a Saturday
Weekend Wrap Up Party
Lovin' it Fridays
Inspiration Friday
Foodie Friday
Click HERE to link directly to the cutter!
Linked to:
Tasty Tuesdays
Sweets for a Saturday
Weekend Wrap Up Party
Lovin' it Fridays
Inspiration Friday
Foodie Friday
These are adorable!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute, they make me laugh! I always wanted to nuzzle a bunnies muzzle! ;D
ReplyDeleteCute Easter treats, Sue! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh these are too cute! Love Zeke's little smiling eyes back there!
ReplyDeleteAdorable! And how sweet is your little model?! I love the bows too, they add the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea¡¡ How do you have enough time to care about family, house, cooking and having such a great ideas¡¡
ReplyDeleteI love love love this! Ack it's so cute!!! ♥- Katrina
ReplyDeleteSeriously Sue! Every time we see one of your posts pop up at Inspiration Friday Vanessa and I both squeal at the adorableness of your latest project! I literally called her last night and said "check out Sue's latest cookie, every child should be so lucky to have a grandmother like her." :) You creativity is beyond wonderful! Thank you for sharing it with all of us. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteHeather
You come up with the cutest ideas. I love that you only did half of the bunny face. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to make me go 'awww or wow'! These bunny cookie pops are fantastic! A friend gave me a pack of edible markers. Now I want to make these - hoping to get the time :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!!
ReplyDeletethese are too cool! Love your munchkin pic at the end :)
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to see what else you do with these cookies on a stick! You are so clever and talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! These really are fantastic and are sure to be kid pleasers. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteSo cute - I love to see the little ones enjoying their snacks!! Thanks for linking up to Foodie Friday.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I click on your blog I smile! Thanks for another darling cookie idea. I may make this with my daughter and granddaughter when the come to visit next week! Thanks for another fun idea.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! How cute are these! You really are a cookie baking/decorating genius! You are so talented! I'm so envious!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable, I could eat one right now!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I love those and I bet my little guy would too :)
ReplyDeletecute cute cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool. I love your creativity SUE.
ReplyDeleteThey make me smile.♥
These are very cute...great idea!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for some fun Easter treats to make with my kids! These are adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteI so wish I had your awesome cookie decorating skills....they are so amazing looking!
ReplyDeleteSue I have this big cheesy grin on my face looking at your funny bunny cookies! They are adorable!
ReplyDeleteLaura
You did such a great job cutting these out Sue! Love your cookies! I think you should do a cookie cookbook.
ReplyDeleteOh my God! These are too beautiful, cute and adorable to be eaten! I love them, sooo lovely! I totally agree with Lorraine - you really should do a cookie cookbook! I bet it'd be a bestseller :)
ReplyDeleteOk! these are just the cutest thing I've seen all week! lol Adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up! I featured your post in my wrap up! http://tidymom.net/2011/spring-ideas/ Have a GREAT weekend!
Sue, I LOVE-LOVE-LOVE these....was hoping to get some bunny cookies made, love the face. ON A STICK no less....so creative!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute they are. I am trying to tweet them and twitter is acting up!!! Jeeze
ReplyDeleteLove this!!! SOOOOooooo stinkin' cute!!
ReplyDeleteLove these cookies. I'm going to have to get me an edible marker right now!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these! I wonder if you could use a pumpkin cookie cutter and get a similar shape.
ReplyDeleteSue this is totally adorable, you have been coming up with some spectacularly cute ideas lately.
ReplyDeleteThese are just too adorable! You did a great job. I've never used an edible marker, but now I'm dying to try one. Thanks for the wonderful recipe and idea.
ReplyDeleteI think this is too cute and I love it:@)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable is that!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteNew follower now ;)
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ReplyDeleteWhat adorable cookies! I love them!
ReplyDeleteHow cute are these?!?! I love how they turned out! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteI would love for you to link up at my first linky party! :)
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xoxo,
Vanessa
How cute are these cookies!
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever! I think these are adorable and how cute are they on a stick! Congratulations on your new grand daughter! Have lots of fun with her!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!!! I can just see our kids and their cousins lined up with those for a picture. I'll have to make these for our Family Easter Meal :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Sue. can I borrow your muse for a while? You must have a fantastic one since you have these insanely cute and creative ideas all the time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love this!
ReplyDeleteAny chance you might be willing to share your template? I honestly can't draw a stick person and I just know my bunny face won't turn out to look anything like a bunny! :)
These are great! i bet you could use a pumpkin cookie cutter for the shape and just squish it out and down?....Thanks for sharing your creative process!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha something so simply can be this delightful and charming :-)
ReplyDeleteLove these! new follower. I actually thought the cookie cutter was a pumpkin. I need an icing marker!
ReplyDeleteI'm spreading the word about your fabulous blog on my fan page! I think my fans will love your bunny on a stick!
ReplyDeleteThese funny bunny faces are just too cute! I need to make some for my grandson! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable. My kiddies would love these!
ReplyDeleteSue....these are BEYOND cute! I LOVE them! so creative and just perfect! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThey are so COOL! I love the smiles on the bunnies' faces. That will put lots of similes on little kids' faces.
ReplyDeleteThese are such a fabulous idea! I love it! I bet your kids were thrilled.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable!!!! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love these!
ReplyDeleteThey're absolutely adorable!! =)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable are you and these cookies~~ I can't wait to try these this weekend with my little one. And am now following your site!!
ReplyDeleteDo you think I could use Wooden skewer instead of the lollipop sticks? I have a big bag and would like to use those if I could!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know that I featured these in my "What I Bookmarked This Week" post -stop by and check it out.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
Thank you for this awesome idea and great tutorial! We had a "cooking" birthday party for our daughter on Saturday and the girls loved making their Bunny Masks! I'm going to link back to you today with our pictures. Thanks!!! Can't wait to follow your blog and copy more great projects!
ReplyDeleteAh how fun! You are so creative!
ReplyDeleteA pretty good recipe. I am impressed with the beautiful results, congratulations. I put forward on my French blog with a link to this article.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you for dreaming these up! I made them for Easter and we had a BLAST with them!
ReplyDeleteGreat~so happy to hear that:)
DeleteWhat type of icing do you use for your cookies that makes them come out all smooth and not rippled
ReplyDeleteMichelle, I use royal icing. There's a link to the recipe in the post; it's highlighted in red. Thanks for your interest! :)
DeleteOne of the cutest treats ever!! Thanks for adding it to Living Creative Thursday! I featured it today:-) http://www.livinglocurto.com/2013/02/food-ideas-for-kids/
ReplyDeleteSo cute I think I will make for my great-grandson. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I have a question about the sticks....you bake the sticks into the cookie right? so are you using plastic lollipop sticks? or the paper ones? im thinking plastic in oven equals big mess.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute, Sue! I can't wait to include them in my Easter sweets roundup next week!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to make these this Easter! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSooo Cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love these cookies! I have a lot of fun ways to celebrate Easter on my website but I haven't seen this yet. What an inventive idea! :)
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