Painted Ceramic Cookie Ornament
I love to bake cookies, but my decorating skills aren’t always great. When I saw these cute ceramic blanks, I decided to try “icing” a cookie ornament. I love making Christmas ornaments but it feels like it’s been forever since I’ve sat down to craft some. This painted ceramic cookie ornament is the result. I’m still not great at icing, but at least it looks super cute on my tree!
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Supplies:
- unpainted ceramic tree ornament (these are similar)
- brown paint
- white paint
- gold paint
- glitter Mod Podge
- Gingerbread Delight Sprinkletz from BGM Box
- paint brushes
- baker’s twine
Instructions:
Remove the ribbon that comes with the ornament.
Paint both sides of the ornament brown. This might take a couple of coats for full coverage. Don’t forget the edges!
When the paint is dry, paint white “icing” following the shape of the ornament. Again, this will probably take more than one coat for good coverage.
Paint the star gold.
Paint one side of the ornament with the Mod Podge. While it is still wet, “sprinkle” the cookie with the Gingerbread Delight Sprinkletz. When the first side is dry, do it on the other. You might want to do this in sections to make sure the Mod Podge is wet enough for the sprinkles to stick.
Tie some baker’s twine through the ornament for hanging.
I’m tempted to try another painted ceramic cookie ornament–this one was so much fun!
The felt ornament in the background is my Christmas Window Felt Ornament from a few years ago. Ornaments really are some of my favorite things to make!
