Olympic Biscuit Medals
Z is very excited about the Olympics, and I’m quite looking forward to him being introduced to some new sports. I spotted some biscuit medals in Waitrose last week and thought the kids would LOVE them, so we made our own.
I used this recipe to make the dough and a cup to make a medal shape.
We then rolled out some ready made icing and cut out a slightly smaller circle than the biscuit, stuck it on top and used an icing pen to write a number.
I then threaded some ribbon through a hole in the biscuit.
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fab idea, and you can even eat the winners medal afterwards
Elaine Livingstone recently posted..Project 366 199/366
These are wonderful – definitely going to try them!
these look great! definitely need to make some of these x
HELEN recently posted..18th July 2012 – 200/366
This is great fun! What a great idea!
JDaniel4′s Mom recently posted..Publix Running In and Out- $25 GC Giveaway
What a great idea! We are seeing quite a few Olympic events and so we’re trying to involve my son in what’s going on, these would be perfect! I love the ribbon.
Jennifer recently posted..Introducing children to art – Soutine
This is a great idea, Goblin would love eating the medal even if he didn’t get the link to the olympics. We are taking him to see some paralympic events though
If the real Olympics medals looked this good I think I might take up sport!
Fun and cute- FSPDT
I think that the medals are adorable. I’m sure they didn’t last long though. : )
Bethany @ No Twiddle Twaddle recently posted..Kindle for Kids Free EBook Daily
Ha, doing a similar post for one of the kid blogs I write for! Great minds think alike!!!
mari recently posted..Summer Reading Adventure: Cook-A-Doodle-Doo
I love these – have pinned them onto my bloggers go olympics board
Thanks, credit must go to Waitrose though, and theirs were sparkly!
Oooh yummy, they look fabulous!
Maggy
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Thank you. x
I think… fabulous!
Debs- Learn with Play recently posted..Recycling Sorting Activity + Free Printable Recycling Signs & ebooks
What a yummy idea! All little ones would love this!
Very cute! I bet he enjoyed making those.
Allison recently posted..MFW Kindergarten – Ll is for Leaf
They certainly did!
Love this! So simple for kids to do and they look fantastic!
Ness @ One Perfect Day recently posted..5 ways to play with a Magnetic Fishing Game {teaching math, language, size, colour and imagination}
Yummy! Definitely gold on the cookie front!
Thanks for linking to family frolics!
Multiple Mummy recently posted..Yummy pasta for picky eaters!
Thank you so much for linking up to Tuesday Tots and just wanted to let you know that I will be featuring the medals this week on Rainy Day Mum
ohh these are cute.
amber recently posted..Fort Mantanzas National Monument * Tuesday’s Travels Linky
Oh these are clever, I love the ribbon – they look great.
Thanks for linking to the Sunday showcase.
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