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If you would like to make these you will need:

• light gray, green, and flesh tone 20-second icing. For help with making flesh tone icing, click HERE.
• red and white piping and flood icing
• brick colored flood icing

Let that dry a bit, and before moving on, try my little trick. I know I try to give the appearance that I am magic, but really I’m not. If I am decorating a cookie, and I’m a little unsure of myself, I will often sketch directly onto the cookie with a food color marker. This helps me to orient the position of the design on the cookie. See? Easy.

Once I’ve figured out where Santa is going to go, I use twenty-second icing to add a face then I outline the beard and clothing. PS-you may have noticed I forgot to take a picture of that step. Just pretend I did =)
When the cookie has dried a bit, fill the hat, sleeves, and bricks. Try to remember to fill the bricks in alternating sections so they don’t run together.


Next, fill the beard, and after that add facial features. I used a #1 tip for this.

If you make these add the snow first, and go back and pipe mittens over the dry snow. Then add the details.



Since we’re talking about what not to do today, let me tell you one more thing. Every once in a while, I don’t know when to stop. I really wish I had not put that line along the top of the chimney, but I did. You shouldn’t. It looked better the other way.

Let the cookies dry overnight and you’ll have these cuties!

Don’t be afraid to throw in coordinating cookies like Santa stuck the OTHER direction. Also, if you like these cookies but want to save time, mix it with basic Santa related cookies such a gifts or “HO HO HO” cookies.