Flower cookies are so amazing! They’re sweet, fun to make, and so pretty! We have other flower recipes too, but our favorite spring treats are the flower cookies! Kids of all ages and really everyone will love making these sweet and brightly colored flower cookies, cakes, and treats.

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Lovely and yummy flower cookies, flower cakes, and more!

Let’s make some Flower Cookies with the kids

Pretty flowers don’t just have to grow in your garden! You can craft flowers out of paper and pipe cleaners or make sweet flower cookies, cupcakes, and candy to eat.

I’ve rounded up a collection of truly flower cookies and beautiful sweets that look like daisies, roses, and daffodils to name a few!

Your kids will have a blast getting their hands dirty while planting a lollipop and marshmallow flower in a chocolate cupcake cup or potting pineapple sunflowers in strawberry planters.

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Related: Check out these easy garden stone and flower cookies!

Flower Cookies Recipe

Use traditional orange and yellow candy corn or bright pink and purple candy corn to adorn peanut butter crackers to make sunflower Cookie Pops. Look how bright and cheerful these are from Sweet Sugar Belle. You will need a sunflower cookie cutter because a round cookie cutter won’t work here. The only circle is in the center of the flower. You will also need a rolling pin to roll out the flower cookies too!

What could be simpler than decorating flower cookie pops with colored sugar and adding paper leaves to make sweet flower cookie pops? Check this one out from The Decorated Cookie for Sheek Shindigs! This is a delicious sugar cookie recipe. They’re flower shape!

Oreos dipped in white candy melts can be decorated to look like flower pops using Jordan Almonds and sprinkles. These Oreo flowers by Sweet Simple Stuff are lovely and tasty! You don’t have to divide dough or anything special like jelly beans or English lavender, large egg, or anything. These are the most budget-friendly flower cookies!

4. Flower Shortbread Cookies

These shortbread cookies are amazing and they’re so cute. They’re citrusy and have edible flowers on them by Two Cups Flour. They’re easy to prep and easier to bake. Like most cookies just need parchment paper, a baking sheet, a large bowl.

5. Edible Flower Cookies

These bright and spring themed cookies are amazing. They’re buttery, floral, with hints of vanilla extract. Absolutely beautiful and delicious by Girl Style. Make sure you use ungreased cookie sheets. The fresh flowers are edibles.

6. Homemade Royal Icing Flower Cookies

Bust out the all purpose flour, room temperature butter, and a wire rack to make these easy recipes to make the cutest flower cookies. These sugar cookie flowers with royal icing are delicious. And they’re beautiful with their light pink, dark pink, and white petals. Then the pearl sprinkles…these are amazing by Foodal. This is a delicious sugar cookie dough recipe too.

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Did someone say, “Flowers”? I love these flower cookies and other flower desserts.

Flower Cake Recipes

6. Easy Flower Cupcake Recipe

Place a single lollipop blooming out of a cupcake makes the cutest little flower. Add some leaves and sprinkles and you have a really pretty spring treat. This flower cupcake from Bubbly Nature Creations is sure to be a hit.

7. Daisy Cakes Recipes

Flower cookies are not the only sweet flower to eat! Use this daisy cake recipes from Hungry Happenings to color cake batter and paint it into flower shaped molds to create bright and cheery daisy cakes. These can be used as cupcake toppers, or turned into a beautiful bouquet.

8. Lollipop Flower Cupcakes Recipe

These lollipop flower cupcakes from Domestic Fits are almost too cute to eat….almost. Marshmallows can be cut to make pretty petals for lollipop flowers and look lovely popping up out of chocolate graham cracker coated muffins.

9. Extravagant Flower Cake Pop Recipe

Want an extravagant flower cake pop? Then you’ll love these blooming flower cake pops, they’re so bright and vibrant! Fab idea by Wilton.

10. Easy Flower Cupcake Cake

This flower cupcake cake by Culinary Couture is a pull apart cake! It is a super easy way to create a flower bouquet cake is by using individual cupcakes that are arranged and decorated with frosting.

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Look how bright and pretty these flower cookies and sweet flower desserts are!

Flower Candy Recipes

11. Candy Flower Bouquet Ideas

Real flowers are nice, so are these candy flower bouquet ideas though. Transform a simple store bought marshmallow into a gorgeous marshmallow rose using some pretty pink sugar and icing. Lovely idea from Sugartown Sweets. Make rose petals easily.

12. Colorful Flower Pot Recipe

This flower pot recipe by Erica’s Sweet Tooth will give your flower treats a great base. Cookie cups filled with chocolate peanut butter candies make perfectly shaped flower pots to hold sunflower and tulip cookie pops.

13. Sweet Daffodil Edible Recipe

This daffodil edible by Hungry Happenings is my absolute favorite. Yellow candy melts can be crafted into bowls and piped into petals to make Daffodil Candy Cups. These can be filled with candy or lemon mousse.

Healthy Flower Snacks Recipes

14. Healthy and Sweet Flower Snack

You can use strawberries filled with grapes make sweet little flower pots to hold yellow pineapple daisies to make awesome and delicious (did I mention healthy) flower snacks! Fun idea from Kitchen Fun With My 3 Sons!

Beautiful FLower Crafts Your kids can Make from Kids Activities Blog

Have fun creating your edible garden filled with cookie flower pops, cupcake bouquets, and daffodil candy cups!

Which easy flower cookie or flower dessert recipe are you making for your family?



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