Words of Love Valentine Cookies

Another fabulous find! Recently I made Girly Cookies and Princess Castles & Tiaras Cookies with a Wilton shaped cookie pan. Well, I found another shaped cookie pan, again on clearance at Michaels, this one was on sale for just $3.99!

The pan has all of these shapes and all you have to do is squish sugar cookie dough inside. The pan directions say to fill either 2/3 or 3/4 full. I do like to fill the cavities pretty much all the way full. Bake 10 to 12 minutes according to pan instructions. It's that easy! I had wanted to take a picture of the cookies before I decorated them, but forgot!

These are a nice size cookie bar, they measure at about 5-1/4 inches in length!

Easy to decorated since it just involves tracing the design imprinted from the pan! I have really began to like this type of pan. I used tip 2 to outline, fill and decorate.

Hugs and Kisses!

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Girly Cookies

These cookies were also made using the Wilton Girl 12-Cavity Non-Stick Cookie Pan, along with the Princess Castles & Tiaras Cookies. I used the Cookie Crazie Icing for these as well. I chose my icing for these cookies based on the texture and flavor which my family prefers!

Decorating these cookies with a flooding type icing is a little different than working on a regular flat surface cookie, you definitely don't want to overflow the cookies. I was in a bit of a rush, so these cookies had only dried about 2 hours before photographed. After 8 to 12 hours they would be slightly less shiny, but instead they were just gone! No one can resist the yumminess!

My favorite from the whole pan is the lips cookies, which would also be perfect for Valentine's Day!

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Princess Castles & Tiaras Cookies

I have had these cookies baked a few days and I had planned on having these finished sooner. I guess later is better than never! This Girl 12-Cavity Non-Stick Cookie Pan by Wilton was something I just happened to find when gathering supplies for the Princess Castle Cake that I just made. The pan was on clearance for $5 so I couldn't resist it! Instead of cutting out the shapes, the dough is just pressed into the cavities.

The vote is also in, my children all prefer the shiny Icing Recipe from Cookie Crazie vs Royal Icing, so that is what I decided to use for these. I have to admit that I prefer the softer texture, the shine, and the flavor of it myself, but it is different to work with though. I find it is not as easy as royal icing, so royal icing is still my favorite to decorate with.

There are a total of 6 different designs in the pan, see the designs at Girly Cookies!

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