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  • Cookie Pots
  • From "DIY Kids"
    episode DIK-109
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    Increase sales at your refreshment stand with irresistible cookies in charming polka-dot pots.

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    Figure A

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    Figure B

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    Figure C

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    Figure D

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    Figure E

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    Figure F

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    Figure G

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    Figure H

    Attract customers to your refreshment stand with delicious cookies attractively displayed in polka-dot flowerpots. DIY Kids host Kent Lindsey and the DIY Kids show you how to create quick-selling treats.

    Materials:

    5"-tall clay flowerpot

    Clean moss from a craft store
    4" x 2" block of florist foam

    12" bamboo sticks, available at a grocery store

    Refrigerated cookie dough, any flavor

    Kitchen knife

    Cookie sheet for baking

    Plastic cellophane wrap

    Colorful pipe cleaners

    Colorful round office labels

    Two colors of acrylic paint

    Sponge brushes

    1. Soak one end of the bamboo sticks in water for 1 minute (figure A). This keeps them from burning in the oven. Arrange the sticks on a cookie sheet approximately 2" apart, or far enough apart so the cookies won't run into each other as they bake (figure B). Cut the refrigerated dough into 1/4" slices, and place each slice firmly on the end of a bamboo stick (figure C). Bake and cool as directed on the package.





    2. Cut the cellophane into 16" by 16" squares. When the cookies on a stick are cool, wrap each with cellophane, and secure at the base with a colorful pipe cleaner (figure D). Set completed cookies aside.





    3. Paint the bottom of a flowerpot with colorful acrylic paint, and when dry, paint the top a different color. Once the pot is dry, decorate it with colored office labels to create a polka-dot effect (figure E).





    4. Push the block of florist foam securely into the flowerpot (figure F). Tuck moss around the sides and top of the foam to cover it completely (figure G). Arrange cookies in the pot by pushing bamboo sticks through the moss and into the florist foam (figure H).


    RESOURCES :
    The Cookbook for Kids
    Model: 0962814806
    Author: David Ferguson
    (1991)

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    Abigail Publications
    Perrysburg, OH 43551-9546

    The Healthy Body Cookbook: Fun Activities and Recipes for Kids
    Model: 0471188883
    Author: Joan D'Amico and Karen Eich Drummond

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    John Wiley & Sons
    Somerset, NJ 08875-1272
    Phone: 732-469-4400
    Fax: 732-302-2300
    Email: compbks@wiley.com

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