I am so excited to be part of the 2019 Virtual Cookie Exchange and Blog Hop hosted by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt. I hope you will visit the other bloggers and enjoy their many yummy cookie recipes.
I am a paper piece pattern designer from Wisconsin, and I LOVE to create holiday patterns. Last Christmas I designed this HOLIDAY BUDDIES table topper .
I love the Caroler, and thought he needed a caroling partner.
This is my CAROLING DOGGIE.
These CAROLING BUDDIES would make an adorable set of holiday potholders.
Let’s make some cute as can be Christmas cut out cookies to match my new potholders. My cookie recipe collection has been growing over the years. Some of my favorite Christmas cookie recipes were shared by friends and co-workers. The recipe I am sharing with you is for Christmas cut-out cookies and was shared by my secretary at school, Marge. I have always loved these cut outs, and they work especially well for thicker cut outs, which are my favorites! You can click on the title of the cookie to get a downloadable PDF version for your recipe files.
- 1 1/2 cups sifted confectioners sugar
- 1 cup butter (2 sticks)
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1/2 tsp almond flavoring
- 2 1/2 cups flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp cream of tartar
Mix sugar and butter. Add egg and flavorings, mix thoroughly. Stir dry ingredients together and blend in. Refrigerate 2 hours (I cheat here).
Heat oven to 375 degrees. Divide dough into “manageable” amount to roll on lightly floured surface.
Cut with cookie cutters. Place on lightly greased cookie sheets.
Bake7-8 minutes.
Cool and frost with your favorite frosting. I am going to cheat and buy some canned vanilla frosting.
All paper pieced patterns are available on my Made By Marney ETSY SHOP. CYBER WEEK SALE: Most patterns are 20% off until December 3.
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If you haven’t see the previous day’s blogger’s here is the full schedule. It’s not too late to collect all the yummy recipes.
December 2nd
December 3rd
Barb – Hosted by Just Let Me Quilt
December 4th
December 5th
Pumpkin
Patch Patterns & Quilting
Websterquilt
December 6th
I want to thank Carol for hosting this fun hop and letting me be a part of it.
Linking this week with:
Cute carolers! I love sugar cookies, thanks for sharing the recipe. Have a Merry Christmas.
Thanks for visiting my post today Dorian.
Your caroler and friend are very cool! The sugar cookies look delicious! That’s one thing I like to do with my grandkids–make sugar cookies. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Carol. It is a super cool tradition, isn’t it? Something to look forward to.
Love the carolling doggie, he is just too cute. Thanks for the cookie recipe.
Thank you Cindy, for the kind comment.
Hi Marnie: I haven’t had time to make my pattern I won at the One Monthly Goal link up…maybe that will be next years project. I happened to notice the little red truck block pattern and that is awfully cute so I maybe making that as well. I like the Carolling dog and the dog bone cookies.
Thanks for stopping by Lisa! I’m doing a blog post on THE LITTLE RED TRUCK next week, as I just designed a companion block that matches it! Tune in next week please….
The dog bone cookies are just so adorable! Thanks for sharing!
Hello Anita, I’m so glad you could recognize that they were shaped like a dog bone! It was a little hard to tell 🙂 Thanks for stopping by.
I just love the carolling dog along with the dog bone cookies! I wish I had more time to be creative.
Hi Caroline, I’m glad you took the time to blog hop today! So happy to have you.
What cute potholders. Your carolers are awesome.
Thank you Colette. Nice of you to visit the blog! Welcome back any time.
Oh my goodness that caroler and his pooch are just too cute… my my heart belongs to the moose/reindeer clan! LOL!!
Thank you Joan. I’m so glad you joined the fun today.
The dog and caroler on the mug rugs are just the cutest! I’ve never seen a design of yours that I didn’t like…you rock the paper piecing thing. I love a good thick sugar cookie, so thank you for sharing the recipe. Having you join the blog hop is such a treat…thank you!
Thanks Carol, that means alot coming from a blogging pro!
The cookies look delicious. Love your carolers, they are adorable!
Thank you Karrin!
Your caroling puppie is priceless and his dog bone cookies are a wonderful treat
Oh the cookies do look yummy but that caroling doggy is now on my list of things to make. Thanks for sharing.
Love the carolers, especially the dog!
Your carolers are so cute!! You are a talented pattern designer!! Thanks for sharing your cookie recipe!
What a precious table topper. Thank you for the sugar cookie recipe as well.
Your Holiday Buddies table topper is so cute! And so are your carolers! Very talented! Your sugar cookies look like tasty treats … love the music notes! How fun! 🙂
Hi Marney! Your caroling dog is oh so cute. I can just hear his singing. The cookies look delicious – how cute that you made some dog bones. Merry Christmas to you and your family. ~smile~ Roseanne
Oh my gosh I love those cute potholders! Those cookies sound delicious too.
Your buddies are wonderful – a marvel to see that paper piecing. Loved that you made the cookies to match the table topper. 🙂 Thanks for sharing with us.
Super cute!
Your cookies and paper pieced patterns are so great. Love your pictures too. Fun post!
Thanks Carla. I’m looking forward to participating in the “Winter Blues”.
Your holiday buddies are adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Beatrice. So glad you could join the blog hop today!
The caroling buddies are adorable! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for stopping by Melva!
Mary, this caroling doggie is just adorable!! Love him and his human! Thanks for sharing your recipe. I love sugar cookie recipes.
Your creations are so cute, and your dog bone cookies look delicious! Thank you for the recipe.
Those are really cute projects. Thanks for sharing your sugar cookie recipe.
Your Holiday Buddies are so cute and your cookies look delicious!