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The first thing we need to do is get the arched guideline drawn in for the table that the milk and cookies will be on.
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Start by drawing out the shape of your first cookie, and notice how I drew the shape a bit odd. This is because when I bake cookies, this is what the shape usually looks like. If you draw perfect cookies, then draw a perfect circle.
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Continue with drawing more cookies like so, and then proceed onto step four.
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For me, I only drew a total of four cookies but you can make as many as you want. Draw in the last of your cookies and move to step five.
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You will finish up the cookies by coloring in your chocolate chips. These can be drawn anywhere on the cookie.
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For the last step, draw your plate and then draw the glass of milk. Clean up the drawing and even make your own holiday background as I did with my feel good drawing.
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Well the plate of cookies and glass of milk comes out looking good enough to eat. I hope you had fun, and be sure to come back again real soon.
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November 23, 2011
Description: I have a ‘for’ kids tutorial left to upload but I really wanted to submit this one first. Today my fifteen year old sister decorated the back of the house and along the porch railing. So, enlight of the Christmas decorations, I thought it would be cute, and delightful to make a tutorial on "how to Christmas cookies", step by step. You know I had to go all out and draw a creative background and everything when making a plate of cookies. Santa likes nice cold milk, which is why it’s the last thing to be placed on the table before you go to bed on Christmas Eve. My brother asked what kind of cookies did I draw and I told him that they were chunky style with lots of chocolate chips and peanut butter morsels. I had so much fun making this tut; I even listed to holiday music too. Well, I guess I better shut up and just let you get busy with making some delicious cookies for Santa and his jolly soul. Adios people and enjoy!
