Looking for a simple Easter cookie project? This is it! With just a few colors of icing and a simple design that requires no waiting between steps, you can make beautiful Easter cookies to share with family and friends.
I love polka-dots on most anything… clothes, ribbon, party decor and cookies!
The only “secret” to this technique is that the icing you flood the cookie with and the icing you use to make the dots should be the same thickness (thinned to about the consistency of corn syrup, or shampoo).
Getting Started…
My sugar cookie recipe is posted HERE
My royal icing recipe and lots of decorating tips are posted HERE.
~ Easy Polka-Dot Eggs ~
1. Outline cookie with a medium/thick royal icing (using a #2 tip). If you plan to fill the cookie with the same color as the outline, fill immediately. If you are using a contrasting color on outline (like above), wait just a few minutes before filling.
2. Fill in (flood) the cookie with desired color (using a #2 or #3 tip).
3. As soon as the cookie is flooded (and the icing has settled nice and flat), drop a contrasting color of icing in little drops (using a #2 tip) to create the polka-dots.
Allow cookies to dry (8-12 hours), and package as desired. I found some cute polka-dot take-out style boxes at Party City (shown below). And sweet mini baskets at Michael’s. Decorating directions for the chick and sheep cookies (as shown below) HERE.
So sweet! I love the packaging!
Gorgeous! I love the colours too…pastels are just perfect for Easter
Perfection 🙂
I've been thinking about polka dot eggs too, I've done the sugar topped ones! You did a wonderful job, I especially liked that piped out the color of the polka dots.
I've been meaning to practice the wet-on-wet technique for a while now. These cookies would be perfect to try!
Oh! It's adorable!!!
Very cute. I love polka-dots too. There is just something very sweet about polka-dots.
I have the same basket…
lovely!
I've been thinking about polka dot eggs too. Yours are perfectly beautiful! Love how you packaged them.
So cute, Glory! And they're even cuter on those packages…