Easy Alice in Wonderland Cookie
I don’t mind hand-cutting cookies here and there, but if there’s any way around it I’m there. Take sweet little Alice for example.
I couldn’t quite find a cutter to suit my “vision” so I pieced together two from my collection. The Wilton girl and flip flop combine perfectly to create Alice.
Unfortunately, the Wilton girl cutter is discontinued but you can often find it on Ebay or use another girl cutter like this one from Karen’s Cookies.
This Alice Cookie is a little larger than my usual {about 4.5 inches baked} but they worked well with the larger “potion bottle” cutters. If you don’t want her quite that big, use smaller cutters.
If you plan on making Alice cookies often Sweet Butterfly makes a very nice copper version that can be re-purposed for other designs. To learn more check out her Instagram feed or Facebook page.
If Alice in Wonderland cookies are in your future check out these helpful links:
- Potion Bottle Cookies
- Gingerbread Cookie Cutter Set {this has a great small girl cutter}
- Alice in Wonderland Cookies via Sweetopia
- Toadstool Royal Icing Transfers
- Harlequin Cookie Stencil via The Cookie Countess {if the pattern you want isn’t listed contact the seller}
- Alice in Wonderland Cookie Collection via Oh Sugar Events
- Alice in Wonderland Cookies via Ali-Bee’s Bake Shop
Your ability to see & create a cookie shape is amazing. You have inspired me so much, I’m just starting out & while I can copy an idea l have no creative skills what so ever. Thank you for being such a great teacher.
Callye, that Alice is so sweet. I don’t know why I continue to be surprised by how you can take the essence of design and make it perfect when you do it with every batch of cookies.
These totally rocked my socks off! When you posted them, I thought Alice was the flip flop and the same ice cream cutter as the bottles! I am not sure I have that Wilton girl cutter, but my sister does! I am sure she can be talked into parting with it for this 😀
Great cookies Callye!
Ima make it my mission to find you one if she won’t!
Awesome!! Surely the 2 of us will be able to track one down 😉
Aw, sweet alice – now you have me in wonderland! I’m always afraid that my cookie will break apart if I piece it together.
What a coincidence – Virgo minds think alike 🙂 I am decorating Alice in Wonderland cookies tomorrow but I’m sort of taking the easy way out. I am doing Alice’s dress and the Cheshire Cat’s face ala Disney – but not on the same cookie, of course! The dress should be a piece of cake but the cat could be a little more difficult. Oh well, thank goodness for the Kopykake!
Love what you do, Ty for this one and all the others
So adorable! I would never have thought to put those two particular cutters together like that – you have such a good eye! 🙂
Awesome! Love it! Fabulous!
Thanks for sharing your amazing creations. 🙂
I would much like one of those!
You are such an inspiration, thank you for your step by steps instructions
So darling!
Lovely Alice!
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*screaming in awe and fainting from all the cuteness*
Where can i order these cookies?
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Do you have a tutorial for icing this cookie? Or just an order in which to do each component?
I didn’t take step by step photos since this is so detailed. I am sorry!
That’s okay! Thank you for responding! 🙂
Hello, this cookies are amazing and I would love to attempt to do it, would it be possible if you just tell me the order of how to icing the dress?
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