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How To Make Valentine’s Day Underwear Cookies

by Louise 4 Comments

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I’m all about making sweets for my sweetest on Valentine’s Day. I usually go with something that’s a little cheeky, but never too risqué. That’s where these cute underwear cookies come in. They’re fun to make, a little tongue-in-cheek and definitely suggestive without being raunchy. Plus, these are easily personalized by switching up the stitching and changing the heart pattern. So surprise your favorite person with a unique pair of “fundies”, served with a wink and a smile.

YOU WILL NEED:

Sugar Cookie Dough

Bikini Bottom Cookie Cutter

Swim Trunks Cookie Cutter

White Fondant

Stitching Wheel Tool

Piping Gel

Jumbo Heart Sprinkles

Craft Knife

Step 1: Bake and Cover the Cookies

Using the two cookie cutters, roll, cut and bake the cookies according to your recipe (in this case, the cutters sizes didn’t match, so I trimmed the sides of the bikini bottoms once they were cut out but before they were baked, so that the undies would match).

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Roll out a thin layer of fondant and use the same cookie cutters to cut out fondant shapes.

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Transfer the bikini shaped fondant to a cutting surface and use your craft knife to modify the shape. I trimmed the legs a bit higher, added a scallop at the waist and took some off of each side, so that the end result would look a little more fancy.

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Place the fondant on each cookie to make sure it fits and stretch it a bit if necessary. Then, use a light coating of water to adhere the fondant.

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Step 2: Decorate With Accents

Use the various wheels on the stitching tool to create indentations and stitched texture.

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Pipe a small dab of piping gel and place a heart sprinkle wherever you think they look cute! Let them dry for a bit so that the piping gel solidifies.

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happy caking!

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  1. OROMA OKANNAH

    December 30, 2017 at 2:42 PM

    GOD thank you for making me find these recipe GOD keep blessing them and thank you for making them find all these recipes I’ll try and make them

    Reply
  2. Seb @ Twokitchenjunkies

    February 8, 2015 at 10:38 AM

    I am loving the detail that you have put into these , they look awesome, I have been looking for something to do for valentines , i think that these will do just the trick , i will need to get the cookie cutters though 🙂

    Reply
  3. Anne @ Sugar Baby Bakes

    February 6, 2015 at 10:57 PM

    These are ADORABLE!

    Reply
  4. verra chinedy mbamalu

    February 5, 2015 at 12:10 AM

    Dear cake jornal.God will keep on blessing you for sharing all this exprience free.thank you.verra

    Reply

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