Browse Christmas Cookie Ideas

Chilling in the Sunshine Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

Vacationing couple are Chilling in the Sunshine. We started with Grandma’s Gingerbread cookies, decorated them with royal icing and added molded candy ice cream cones. Perfect for summer get-togethers!

Holly Hearth

Difficulty: Medium

Crisped rice cereal treats are the “bricks” that build this Holly Hearth. A candy plaque forms the base. Ready-to-use fondant is rolled, shaped or cut to create the realistic details.

Santa’s Coming To Town Cookie

Difficulty: Medium

These fun Santa cookies are sure to delight everyone at your Christmas table.

Cookie Tree & Candy Gifts

Difficulty: Medium

Watch this 3-D tree come to life right before your very eyes. Use our Copper Christmas Tree Cutter, bake 3 cookies and cut in half right after baking. Attach halves to create the dimensional look and decorate. Add delicious presents made from easy-to-work-with Candy Melts.

Smiling Spruce Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

From a petite pan, a great treat grows! Use our Petite Tree Pan to bake these Smiling Spruce Cookies, which are covered with poured icing branches, then decorated with easy details and topped with a gum drop star.

Poinsettia Pot Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

A wonderful gift for your holiday host and hostess. Create a bright bouquet of poinsettia cookies and place in a festively wrapped clay pot. Use our Star Cookie Treat Pan and Lollipop Sticks covered with green florist tape to create and irresistible centerpiece or dessert.

The Blizzard Boys Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

A sparkling trio of sill snowmen is so easy to create with our Mini Snowman Pan. These small cakes are creatively accessorized with bright fondant hats and coats. Perfect for parties and giving.

Snowmen, Villagers & Tree Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

Populate your Gingerbread House Village with stand-up cookies made from 3 fun nesting cutter sets. It's fun to personalize these Snowmen, Villagers and Trees with colorful icing, sprinkles and candy. Stand them up with a cardboard easel.

Santa Cheers! Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

Everyone will have jolly good fun with easy-to-decorate cookies in the season’s most festive shapes and colors.

Ski Scene Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

Quite an active and festive ski village scene. Cookie skiers of every level have fun going down fondant slopes covering the 3-Tier Pillar Cake Stand. Deliciously decorated tree cookies and snowman also populate the winter wonderland scene.

Light up the Season Cupcakes

Difficulty: Medium

This triple treat includes everybody’s favorites! The gifts are cookies, the lights are molded candies and the Dessert Stand is stacked with iced cupcakes!

The Coolest Recess! Gingerbread House

Difficulty: Medium

This school house is really rocking. Happy gingerbread children are outside frolicking with snowmen and dancing around decorated trees. The roof is trimmed with striped gum and royal icing icicles.

All The Tree's Treasures Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

Everything you need to make the holidays bright under one tree. Cookie cut out tree topped with candy star and surrounded by candy presents dusted with White, Silver and Gold Pearl Dust. An illuminated centerpiece that will catch the eyes of all your guests.

Cookie Candy Treats

Difficulty: Medium

Wilton Cookie Candy Molds let you turn out holiday treats like these with ease! Each starts with a store-bought sandwich cookie hidden inside a decorative candy shell.

Polar Play Kids and Snowman Gingerbread Cookies

Difficulty: Medium

It takes a gingerbread village to get the holiday party started. It’s nonstop fun making delicious Grandma’s Gingerbread Recipe cookies using our Tree Copper Cutter, Nesting Gingerbread Boy and Snowman Cutters. Decorate these treats with spearmint candy leaves and bright shades of Royal Icing.

Snow Worry Cookie

Difficulty: Medium

He may be "headed south", but this Snow Worry Cookie looks cool while he's here! This stand-up treat is great for place settings, and perfect for celebrating with your favorite "snowbirds" until they return in spring.