These gnomes are definitely lucky and they’re not afraid to admit it! In folklore, gnomes serve as guards to the home and protect people from misfortune. As such, they are regarded as good luck charms. Since shamrocks are practically synonymous with St. Patrick’s Day, we added a few shamrocks to the set for extra luck. Make someone’s day and share these Lucky and I Gnome It cookies to spread the luck!
Supplies needed for Lucky and I Gnome It cookies:
- Sugar cookie recipe
- Royal icing recipe in white, green, orange, black, and skin tone
- Cookie cutters: Gnome, Shamrock, and Plaque
- Shamrock transfer
- Gold shimmer paint
Steps to make shamrock cookie:
Steps to make Lucky and I Gnome it plaque:
May the luck of the Irish be with you!
Steps to make gnome cookie:
Each of these gnomes has their own personality when seen all in a row!
First, pipe the outline of the gnome hat. 
Second, pipe the outline of the gnome beard. 
Next, pipe the outline of the gnome body. 
Finish by outlining the boots. 
Flood the hat and body with green icing. 
Immediately pipe stripes on the body in black. 
After the icing has set, flood the beard with orange. 
Next, flood the boots and allow to set. 
Once icing on hat has set, pipe black line with a white dot on the hat. 
To add arms, pipe long teardrop shapes on the body. 
Fill the arms with green flood consistency icing. 
Pipe black stripes on arms. 
While icing is still wet, add a shamrock transfer. 
Pipe white line on top of boots and sprinkle with sanding sugar. 
Lastly, paint the white dot on the hat in gold. 
