Gingerbread Heart Cookie SVG
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A plump five-point gingerbread star with a thin line of icing traced just inside the edge and a pair of icing dots in every point. Neat, festive and one piece.
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Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Cut-ready3 styles
Star cookies are a staple of every Christmas cookie tray, and this one is iced with care. The star is plump, with gently rounded points like a real baked cookie. A thin line of icing traces the shape just inside the edge, and each point holds small round dots of icing, one at the top point and a pair in each of the others. The result is neat, symmetrical and very festive.
The star is one connected piece with fourteen cut-outs for the icing lines and dots. In the layered version, every line and dot shows the cream backing, so it looks like piped royal icing. The design passes our cut checks from about 3 inches wide.
It passes our cut checks from about 3 inches wide. The inset icing line is thin, so cut slowly on glitter cardstock. For felt, choose 5 inches or more so the line stays strong. For a garland, 3 to 4 inches per star works well.
The inset icing line follows the shape of the star just inside the edge. That makes the line a good cutting test: if your machine cuts it cleanly, it will handle almost every other design in the gingerbread collection.
The Gingerbread Heart Cookie and the Gingerbread Snowflake Cookie round out a cookie tray.
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