#cookie flip

I have a weakness for cookie flips, in case you did not notice yet. In cookie decorating lingo, a cookie flip is using one shape to come up with a totally different image. Today I share cookies that celebrate bees, but start either from a flower or a heart shape. So. Much. Fun! FLIP #1 FROM HEART TO BEE Both designs today rely on painting the unbaked cookie with Americolor White to give the…

Christmas is over, and I find myself with quite a few designs that did not have an opportunity to show up in the blog. Today I share a series of cookies made in the past couple of months. To me, they all scream “we are so cute!” I hope you agree and enjoy this post, the last of 2025… A SWEET SNOWMAN This might very well be my favorite, I am not even sure why I like it so much, but I fell in…

Today I share a few designs circling around these beautiful creatures of the sea. All with a modern flair. A super simple shape, all you need is to embrace bright colors. I used the Electric set from Americolor, my default option when I want the colors to make a statement. Those were actually a cookie flip, the cutter is a balloon, which works quite well for this purpose. I was inspired by…

A small collection of cookies that are fun and playful, perfect to offer to families with kids… SANTA IN THE CHIMNEY For this composition, I used a set of two cookie cutters, available at Semisweet Designs (click here). For the chimney, I used a stencil with a brick pattern in a darker tone of brown. And the Santa component got the usual classic colors. A little white icing for snow, with a…

Should there be a penalty for a blogger who shares too many cookie flips? I certainly hope not. Because here I am to show you one more departure from the intended purpose of a cutter: from glove to cactus… I am in love. Again. Here are some of the steps to make the cookies, a simple flooding in stages (two sections of green, then the blue of the pot). Once that is all set, the details are added…

And also… yet another COOKIE FLIP DAY in the blog!. A balloon cookie cutter (recently flipped into colorful tropical fishes) now was used to make girls enjoying a spa day together. Inspiration came from a picture my niece Carla sent to me, and I went to work right away because I thought they were too cute to pass. Cookies were made in stages, as follows: Flood with light pink in the shape of…

What can I say? I am a flippant cookie flipper. This time, one of my favorite shapes turns into hubby’s favorite fruit, the watermelon! Aren’t those the sweetest cutest little things? You will need a large heart-shaped cookie cutter, three colors of flooding consistency: pink, dark green, light green. And thick consistency gold, yellow or ivory (anything that will look good when painted with…