Snowman Sugar Cookies are so stinking cute, they’re sure to bring plenty of smiles this holiday season. So easy and fun to make with simple ingredients!
We’re still a good four months to Christmas, but apparently, I am too excited to wait! Our house is already decked out with a miniature tree, festive wreaths, and other holiday knick-knacks since last week.
I hope you’re as excited as I am because I have a boatload of super cool Christmas crafts and fun food coming on the blog soon. This whole week will be a series of holiday projects you can make with the entire family to celebrate this merry season.
So far on the series, we have an upcycled Snowman board decor you can easily do with scrap wood, a little bit of paint, and craft felt. It’s a simple project that will add lots of rustic country charm to your holiday decor!
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Next on our Christmas list are these Snowman sugar cookies which are just too adorable for words. They’re so stinking cute, kids and adults alike will love them!
How to Make Snowman Sugar Cookies
Not only are they the cutest thing ever, but these Snowman-inspired cookies are also ridiculously easy to make. You can either use your favorite sugar cookie recipe or your preferred brand of refrigerated cookie dough.
If you want to skip the baking altogether, you can buy ready to eat sugar cookies and have a grand time decorating!
Ingredients
- Sugar cookie recipe or refrigerated cookie dough (enough for 16 pieces)
- White royal icing mix, prepared according to package directions
- Black decorating frosting
- Orange fondant
Instructions
Prepare favorite cookie recipe and using a rolling pin, roll out thinly. With a cookie cutter, cut into circles. If using a tube of refrigerated cookie dough, you can skip the rolling and just cut into thin rounds with a knife.
Arrange dough in a single layer on a baking sheet and bake in the oven according to recipe or package directions. Allow baked cookies to cool completely before decorating.
Prepare white royal icing according to package directions, adding water to reach desired consistency. Gently pour on top of each cookie. Arrange iced cookies in single layer on a baking sheet and let stand for a few minutes for the icing to set.
Using black decorating frosting, draw two dots on the icing for the “eyes.”
Shape a small pinch of orange fondant into triangular/carrot shapes to resemble snowman’s nose.
Place the shaped orange fondant in the center of each cookie under the eyes to resemble the nose.
Using the black decorating frosting, draw a smile under the nose to complete snowman’s face.
Make sure to include these Snowman Sugar cookies on your Christmas festivities. They’re sure to bring plenty of holiday cheer!
Please check back here often for a lot more festive ideas and inspirations. Below are other fun stuff you might like as well.
Holiday DIY and Crafts
- Snowman Decorative Plate
- Christmas Reindeer Mason Jar
- Christmas Paper Wreath
- Gingerbread Man Tree Ornaments
Snowman Sugar Cookies are sure to bring plenty of holiday smiles! They're so fun and easy to make with simple ingredients and are too adorable for words!
- 16.5 ounces refrigerated cookie dough
- 2 cups prepared white royal icing
- black decorating gel
- 2 ounces orange fondant
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Using a rolling pin, roll out dough thinly to about 1/2 inch thick and cut into circles with a cookie cutter.
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Arrange dough in a single layer on a cookie sheet and bake according to recipe or package directions. Remove from oven and allow to cool completely before decorating.
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Gently pour white royal icing on top of each cookie, spreading as needed to cover. Arrange iced cookies in single layer on a baking sheet and let stand for a few minutes for the icing to set.
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Using black decorating frosting, draw two dots on the icing for the “eyes”.
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Shape a small pinch of orange fondant into triangular/carrot shapes to resemble snowman’s nose.
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Place the shaped orange fondant in the center of each cookie under the eyes to resemble the nose.
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Using the black decorating frosting, draw a smile under the nose to complete snowman’s face.
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