The cookies were actually quite simple.
I made my favorite sugar cookie recipe
rolled out the dough, then
cut the cookies into a tag shape using a sharp knife.
(I cut around a paper tag I already had in my scrapbooking supplies, but you could cut a tag any size out of cardstock and use that.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhhmUgQTnj7EqC1YS-01EaeBcsaAgSq9s4JG_QNRAGOwkP87AbcdD-4ou5IwXyvzoboF-MDyKqXkRA7vUZYNa4P_buNE-CuBh5R1j0phVF8IZ8wTqLsl9q1L2w3CAteojOk1oWutxiSjFQ/s500/tag+making.jpg)
Before I baked the cookies, I put a small hole in each one using the tip of a thermometer.
After the cookies baked and cooled to the touch,
I went back and re-made the hole all the way through the cookie.
(Be sure to do this when the cookies are still warm and soft.)
I dipped each cookie about 1/3 the way up into the best dark chocolate ever!
Click here for this amazing chocolate. It's soooo good! (yes, it's an 11 pound block, but it will last you about a year!)
Lay cookies on waxed paper to dry.
I wanted to use the cookies as place markers at the table, so I wrote each person's name on the cookie using...you guessed it, more chocolate!
I scooped the melted chocolate into a Ziploc, snipped the corner end and started writing.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUUY5UqXkSBZHOGIGvdhy_NoXwMNGW1I80sFPYjgp-hs3vwea8j7fogVmbMcSBEwSC9_wpTfpmhhz4pHTbesX3GVhJxI0ReOvZvweIpDZ1R5LFYdS4jm6JcOFlv1umbNjJu2DDIlZMzAo/s500/beth+cookie.jpg)
Attached to each cookie was a
'You're Tea-riffic' tag.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEigFhM0-j4HCjVhXvOswl895EUGqjJmIA-4FoCBpYyejzLTmSKLWG50HDvPuGSGbpPD1Zd6T3PfdtBW8HoFjGYsUrqkfrlLgDvB_Eo-HZG_vJKMsv6Gj7MPYMxXh21A0G-xFITjMTJs81c/s320/teariffic+tag2.jpg)
Click here to print your own!
After printing, cut out each tag.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiM0H2kg6Zzkw1R8T8O0TUxXfpFxjvGxhE6ooKWYWvgAV2gSVQ7v422TQ3lYOxNRAYhtF90d4JvnsVlLZBYaoJd5d-0aqGi5WkdbpM3F7l9UkuEWhrTA0ZwgjM3ulIOr-Wfi8uc2oxn4Ao/s600/making+tags.jpg)
Thread Baker's Twine through each cookie,
then tape on a 'Tee'-riffic tag using Washi tape.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8GeUKqvDZavpTMKLxXbm4ES9h-788S26I-kHGzqZOq8I-3uEQYuvmPi1BXVb2GrMr3fwqRCSK-nyYpDQeoInRVU3CWfqbxtUSjCeA8DSratFBPyjp4teI7LRfDXjp2VyzK3Rly_IWhiI/s500/tag+on+cookies.jpg)
The cookies looked quite festive next to
the flower filled tea cups on the table, plus everyone knew where to sit.
Even my cutie pie nephew enjoyed his cookie!
I made my favorite sugar cookie recipe
rolled out the dough, then
cut the cookies into a tag shape using a sharp knife.
(I cut around a paper tag I already had in my scrapbooking supplies, but you could cut a tag any size out of cardstock and use that.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhhmUgQTnj7EqC1YS-01EaeBcsaAgSq9s4JG_QNRAGOwkP87AbcdD-4ou5IwXyvzoboF-MDyKqXkRA7vUZYNa4P_buNE-CuBh5R1j0phVF8IZ8wTqLsl9q1L2w3CAteojOk1oWutxiSjFQ/s500/tag+making.jpg)
Before I baked the cookies, I put a small hole in each one using the tip of a thermometer.
After the cookies baked and cooled to the touch,
I went back and re-made the hole all the way through the cookie.
(Be sure to do this when the cookies are still warm and soft.)
I dipped each cookie about 1/3 the way up into the best dark chocolate ever!
Click here for this amazing chocolate. It's soooo good! (yes, it's an 11 pound block, but it will last you about a year!)
Lay cookies on waxed paper to dry.
I wanted to use the cookies as place markers at the table, so I wrote each person's name on the cookie using...you guessed it, more chocolate!
I scooped the melted chocolate into a Ziploc, snipped the corner end and started writing.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjUUY5UqXkSBZHOGIGvdhy_NoXwMNGW1I80sFPYjgp-hs3vwea8j7fogVmbMcSBEwSC9_wpTfpmhhz4pHTbesX3GVhJxI0ReOvZvweIpDZ1R5LFYdS4jm6JcOFlv1umbNjJu2DDIlZMzAo/s500/beth+cookie.jpg)
Attached to each cookie was a
'You're Tea-riffic' tag.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEigFhM0-j4HCjVhXvOswl895EUGqjJmIA-4FoCBpYyejzLTmSKLWG50HDvPuGSGbpPD1Zd6T3PfdtBW8HoFjGYsUrqkfrlLgDvB_Eo-HZG_vJKMsv6Gj7MPYMxXh21A0G-xFITjMTJs81c/s320/teariffic+tag2.jpg)
Click here to print your own!
After printing, cut out each tag.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiM0H2kg6Zzkw1R8T8O0TUxXfpFxjvGxhE6ooKWYWvgAV2gSVQ7v422TQ3lYOxNRAYhtF90d4JvnsVlLZBYaoJd5d-0aqGi5WkdbpM3F7l9UkuEWhrTA0ZwgjM3ulIOr-Wfi8uc2oxn4Ao/s600/making+tags.jpg)
Thread Baker's Twine through each cookie,
then tape on a 'Tee'-riffic tag using Washi tape.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8GeUKqvDZavpTMKLxXbm4ES9h-788S26I-kHGzqZOq8I-3uEQYuvmPi1BXVb2GrMr3fwqRCSK-nyYpDQeoInRVU3CWfqbxtUSjCeA8DSratFBPyjp4teI7LRfDXjp2VyzK3Rly_IWhiI/s500/tag+on+cookies.jpg)
The cookies looked quite festive next to
the flower filled tea cups on the table, plus everyone knew where to sit.
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So cute and simple to make! Thank you for sharing! Pinned!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable, perfect for a mothers day tea party!
ReplyDeleteSo cute - my mom would think this is the best ever
ReplyDeleteThose are so sweet!!! and I love the table....The dishes and stemware are so precious, they look like they were handed down from generation to generation with a lot of love. I think you did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Christine
Love it!!! Beautiful pictures:)
ReplyDeleteWhat cute cookies! The tags are fantastic, too!
ReplyDeleteKC