Adorable {and EASY} Blue Birdies
This West Texas weather has been playing tricks on me lately. We’ve had heat, rain, and even snow since last Saturday. {Not kidding about the snow, I posted pictures on Instagram} Anyway, regardless of what Mother Nature decides to dish out, I am ready for spring.
I guess my spring fever has manifested itself in the form of flowers and birds. Bluebirds to be exact. I cannot stop thinking about them. So I made some. Lots of them. But with a little twist. I bet you were expecting cookies, huh?
I used baby blue Jordan almonds for my birdies, but any blue candy would look good, so pick what you like. To keep them from sliding around as you work, place a clean towel underneath them before you begin.
These were BEYOND easy to make. I used black royal icing a #1.5 tip to add eyes, and yellow 20-second icing for a beak. If you need my recipe for royal icing, click HERE.
It’s that simple. Let them dry and you’re done! Maximum cuteness with minimal effort.
I got so excited about this, I even had to try it on baby blue M&M’s.
I think these would be adorable tossed into Bridget’s Bunny Bait, but I wouldn’t recommend them if you need a lot.
You might be a little devastated when your flock of birdies disappears in a few handfuls.
Oh yeah, and the whole, “no cookies” thing was just a psych out. Those are over on my friend Lisa’s blog, The Bearfoot Baker. You didn’t really think I’d NOT do cookies did you?
I hope you have fun with these. If you like bluebirds as much as I do, you should definitely check out these sweet ideas:
- Sweet Tweets and Spring Bird Nests from Cookie Crazie
- Bluebird Brownie Pops from the Decorated Cookie
- “Mom, You’re so Tweet” set from East Coast Cookies
- Tiny Bluebird Cookies from Three Ghosts
- Bluebirds and Birdhouse from Koekentiene
- Royal Icing Bird Nests from Vanilla Bean Baker
- Bluebirds in Nest {From a Hello Kitty Cutter} from Cancun Cookies
Hooray for spring!
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