Sporty Easter Fun: Decorating Easter Chicks and Bunnies in Ball Caps

Get ready to add a sporty twist to your Easter celebrations with these adorable cookie decorating ideas! In this blog post, I'll be sharing step-by-step instructions for decorating Easter chicks and bunnies

wearing stylish ball caps.

With a playful nod to athletic fashion, these cookies are sure to score big with your family and friends. Whether you're hosting an Easter brunch or looking for a fun activity to enjoy with your loved ones, these sporty Easter treats are sure to delight.

So grab your icing and let's get ready to decorate some cute and festive Easter cookies with a sporty flair! It's time to combine the joy of Easter with the excitement of your favorite team's colors! 🐥🐰⚾🏀

For this particular cookie design, here are the supplies you'll need:

• Bunny or chic with ball cap cookie cutter - I designed this one. If you want one, I sell them for $5 each
  
• Chefmaster liqua gels in white (yes, I do put a little white in my white icing), turquoise, orange, black, yellow and bakers rose
  
• Chefmaster set B             
• Chefmaster set C
• Royal icing - I make mine with Genies Dream meringue powder
• Edible marker 
• Pink luster dust
• Food safe brush

Icing Consistencies & Colors 

1. Flood - white, yellow, pink, black and turquoise
   
2. Detail - white, yellow, orange, pink and turquoise
   

The bunny and the chic are decorated basically the same. I'm going to give the steps for the bunny. You can modify for the chic. The last step on the chic is adding the yellow hair tuft on the ball cap - you do this by outlining with detail and filling with flood icing.

Now, let's dive into the steps:

1. Using your edible marker, draw these lines (1) separating the ball cap from the head, (2) separating the bunny ears from the face, (3) the area on the ball cap where the white shows through and (4) the circles for the eyes
   
2. With your turquoise detail icing, outline the outside of the ball cap and the area around the white showing through on the ball cap
   
3. Fill this entire area with turquoise flood icing
4. Fill the circle where the white hair shows through with white flood icing
   
5. With your white detail icing, outline the ears and then fill with white flood icing - remember to always use your scribe to settle the icing and fill in gaps
6. Set aside and let the icing crust over - in front of a small fan on low is great
7. Using white detail icing, outline the outside of the face (not along the ear area or the ballcap area), where there is no icing. And outline around the eyes
8. Fill the face with white flood icing
9. Fill the eyes with black flood icing
10. Using the tip of your scribe, put a tiny spec of white flood icing into the black of the eye
11. Using your turquoise detail icing, draw the details on the ball cap
12. Set aside for several hours and let dry
13. Using your luster dust and paint brush, add the pink to the cheeks
14. Using your pink detail, add the nose
15. Using your edible marker, add the eye lashes, mouth line, eyebrows and freckles
    

That's it! Allow the cookie to dry for 24 hours, and it'll be ready to go. Wishing you the best of luck on your decorating journey, and I can't wait to see your beautiful creations!

 

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