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| Mini Cookies on a Baking Tray |
Materials Needed:
Small piece of cardstock (or index card)
Thin Brown cardboard
Brown or black fine tipped marker
Aluminum foil
Regular whole puncher
tacky glue
scissors
Small piece of cardstock (or index card)
Thin Brown cardboard
Brown or black fine tipped marker
Aluminum foil
Regular whole puncher
tacky glue
scissors
Directions:
Cookies:
Tray:
Assembly:
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Cookies:
- Use the whole punch to punch six wholes in the cardboard. The wholes will be the cookies.
- Using the whole punch again, punch a little bite out of one of the "cookies".
- Give the "cookies" some chocolate chips by making several dots with the marker on each one.
Tray:
- Cut a 3/4" x 1" piece of the card stock (or index card).
- Cut a 1 1/4" x 2" piece of aluminum foil.
- Put a very thin coat of tacky glue on one side of the card stock.
- Center the card stock (glue side down) on the foil and press down gently.
- fold and glue down the short sides of the foil, thin flatten them down by rubbing gently with
the flat part of your finger nail. (Tip: Use a very, very tiny bit of glue.) - Fold down, glue, and flatten the other tow sides of the foil.
- Flip the piece over and flatten down the foil.
Assembly:
- Glue the cookies on.
- Give the piece plenty of time to dry.
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