
When Cristin Of Cristin's Cookies announced that she was hosting a "Hello Kitty Cookie Challenge", I thought it would be a good time to use my new Hello Kitty cookie cutter. (Click on the link for some cute Hello Kitty cookies.) Thanks for the challenge, Cristin! It was a lot of fun!
It also gave me the perfect chance to make another cookie on a stick~which I have a fondness for:) This cookie has been up my sleeve for awhile.
I think this bow cookie would be so cute at a Hello Kitty birthday party. All the party-goers could hold the bow cookies up to their heads for a cute photo-op:) Too bad one of my darling granddaughters isn't nearby to model it for you. (The baked cookie is 4.5 inches x 3 inches.)

I had a much harder time with the bow on this cookie, but the technique from Sugarbelle(and her picture-perfect Hello Kitty cookie) sure helped out! Thanks, Callye!
These cookies are sugar cookies with royal icing.
For the bow, I found an image of Hello Kitty on the internet and enlarged it to use as a template. I traced it onto a file folder, cut it out, placed the template on the cookie dough and cut around it with a small paring knife. I inserted the cookie sticks into the cookies after they were placed on the baking sheet.
I'm really pleased with the way the bows turned out! :)
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Oh my goodness, my daughter would LOVE these.
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Suzanne! I loved your Hello Kitty cookies and that adorable bow! These were super fun! Thanks for participating in our fun first challenge. I look forward to the next one and already have ideas in mind :-) www.cristinscookies.com
ReplyDeleteSweet,they look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love your Hello Kitty cookies! Who doesn't like Hello Kitty?^^
ReplyDeleteI wish I had one! I love HK sooo much... my friends/family are constantly loading me up with Kitty loot for birthdays and Christmas.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Sue. As usual a home run!
So cute! I just planned on making some Hello Kitty graham crackers for my own little thing - but I never thought of doing something like this. ^^
ReplyDeleteI love your Hello Kitty cookies, the bows are especially fantastic. X
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable! They make me smile. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are so awesome. I am impressed that you just made a template and created those cookies. They are great!
ReplyDeletelove the bow cookies, impressing :)
ReplyDeleteLove this new baking challenge and adore your cookies.
ReplyDeleteThese are too too cute! The bows (both types) look perfect to me ;)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would absolutely love these!!! Great Job!!!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! Another flashback to my oldest daughter! It would be fun for her 30th birthday this year to make some of these fun treats that were icons when she was little.
ReplyDeleteLove the bow on a stick! You're one smart cookie ;)
ReplyDeleteCute! I love your Hello Kitty cookies!
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So adorable!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, especially love the bow!
ReplyDeleteThey look just like Hello Kitty! Great job making them.
ReplyDeletelove the bow cookie! just perfect!! Did you use a bowtie cookie cutter for that? Its my daughter's b-day and just wanted to know! thanks! You are truly talented!
ReplyDeleteAntoinette, The last paragraph of the post answers your question. No cookie cutter used:) Have fun!
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