Perfect Monogram Cookies
Simple classic monogram cookies are great for many occasions. This time around I made them for a baby shower.
Start by finding a letter you like. I usually Google a specific letter rather than sorting through fonts. If you have a Kopykake, print and pipe. If not, here’s a quick way to transfer a letter from paper to cookie.
Cut out the letter and position it on the cookie. I used a cookie that was already flooded but this works on un-iced cookies too.
Once the paper is in place trace around it with a fine-tipped food color marker or use a needle tool like I did HERE.
Once the image is transferred it should look like this.
Pipe around the outline with a small round tip {I used a #1.5}, flood, and let dry.
Perfect monograms every single time.
For more tips on creating perfect cookies without a Kopykake, check out these posts:
Simply PERFECT. I love them, so elegant! 🙂
You rock! As usual! 🙂
Perfection! So lovely 🙂
Awesome as usual!
LOVE love your tutorials like these!!! There’s hope without a KopyKake!! hahaahaha!!! 😀
These look perfect…. So smooth… I am in awe how smooth and nice your icing always looks…
I PROMISE there are imperfections. We only see our own. Two airbubbles right corner…a little dipping in the flooded P. My outlines show. You get the idea. We’re always harder on ourselves!
P i s for perfect… as in these monograms! 😛
I love your work & how detail everything is.
We are MUCH harder on ourselves! I freak out over something nobody would ever notice. Thank you Callye, you continue to teach and inspire me with every post! These are beautiful! I have some nice letter stencils that I need to try this with. I don’t have a Kopykake or airbrush but you always help me figure out a great way to get the job done without having those 2 tools.
Just perfect!
Callye,
Such a elegant cookie
It would make a nice filler cookie
You are the Queen of Cookies
Just beautiful! What font did you use, please?
I just googled the letter P. It’s easier than sorting through fonts.
I would have to say “P” for Perfection! They look fabulous!
Perfect cookies! I just love them.
I already loved you before, but now I love you even more! I am making monogram cookies at are on a strict deadline bc they are for favors for the birth of the baby. I tried royal icing transfer and EVERY SINGLE be kept breaking last night. This will totally save me!! What timing 🙂
Love the base colour of these and P is for Perfect!
Love these! So pretty 🙂
They really are perfect – all of your cookies are perfect!
Oh Callye, these are just beautiful! So elegant and classy. I can see so many uses for this design. You’ve outdone yourself again. Hugs!
What size rectangle cookie cutter did u use? Also, what color blue is that? You have inspired me so much! I buy almost every cookie cutter and stencil that you use! I make every cookie that you post, or at least I try cuz mine aren’t as perfect as yours! Thanks for sharing your talent!
Perfectly simple! Love!
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I don’t have a kopykake (yet… ;P ) so this is perfect for me ^^
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Love these! What colr blue have you used. Its gorgeous!
Hello,
Can i ask which font this is please ?
thx !
Hello…
Just wondering whether you bake ur cookies afrer you glaze it with icing?
If u did..after you work with the letter there..and you bake them again? Cause just concern that the base col icing will be crack after twice put it into the oven.. pls adv.. thx 🙂
Love this technique but I’m afraid I don’t understand the process of getting the font from google onto paper/ card stock to be able to trace. Help?
I LOVE all of your tutorials and fantastic tips. Thanks for sharing
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de que es el relleno de la letra? como se hacceee?!!!
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What Royal Icing Flooding recipe did you use. Mine keeps coming out marshmellowy and doesn’t dry hard enough to lay a stencil on it. HELP !!