Have Your Ferret Cake, And Eat It Too!

Ferret Project #6: Ferret Cookies
You can use any roll out cookie recipe. I prefer a Scotch shortbread recipe, as it makes a stiff cookie that holds up well. Using any size ferret cookie cutter, roll out your dough, cut and transfer cookies to a baking sheet. 

After cookies have baked and are cool, ice with melted chocolate. After the base coat of icing is hard, add other colors for making a sable, and add eyes and noses.

Ferret Project #7: Ferret Cinnamon Rolls
This treat uses a pre-made roll of cinnamon rolls from the grocery store. It is a quick and yummy project that is a great for children to do. In addition to the rolls, you need a baking sheet, rolling pin, ferret cookie cutter and a raisin or chocolate chip for the eyes.

Place all the cinnamon rolls close together and roll out a little. Place on the baking sheet and bake according to directions on package. After removing from oven and cooling for a few minutes, ice with the icing that comes in the package and add the raisin or chocolate chip eye.  

Ferret Project #8: Ferret Fruit Cupcakes
This is another easy project for kids. Print or draw the size and shape of the desired ferret and place the pattern onto a fruit roll and cut out. Place the ferret on top of the iced cupcake. The frosting holds the ferret onto the cupcake.

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Loving new ideas, Deva Kolb is constantly designing new arts and crafts. She is always on the lookout for something that would be fun to share, and many of her creations can be seen on her website.