How to Decorate a Witch Frog Cookie for Halloween
Learn how to decorate a cute frog wearing a witch hat, then pair it with a coordinating witches brew mug cookie for an adorable Halloween cookie set.

This cute witch frog cookie is ready to hop into Halloween! Featuring a smiling frog topped with an oversized witch hat, this playful design is a fun alternative to the usual ghosts, pumpkins, and other spooky Halloween cookies. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to decorate the witch frog with royal icing, using the free projector template included with our cookie cutter to help guide the placement of each detail.
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Halloween Witch Frog Cookie Cutter
Just added to the shop for the upcoming Halloween season is this Witch Frog cookie cutter.
The Large and Regular size set will fit in this 4.5" x 7.5" x 0.75" clear cookie box.
For this tutorial, I'm decorating the Large size option.

Template for the Halloween Witch Frog Cookies
To help with the decorating process, I made a PDF template of all the designs of this year's Halloween collection, including this Halloween witch frog cookie.
Click the link below for the downloadable template PDF file.
This file is rather large in data size. Just a warning, it might take a moment before the file opens in your browser.
If you have a Kopykake or Pico projector, just print it out (or pull it up on your mobile device) and you are good to go. For those without a projector, follow the suggested steps below by tracing the design onto the cookie with an edible food marker.
Step-By-Step Cookie Decorating Guide
Decorating cookies always starts with a good royal icing recipe. This is my easy royal icing recipe for decorating sugar cookies that I always use.
For the colors used for these witch frog cookies, you will need the following suggested colors:
- White icing (I used Americolor Bright White.)
- Black icing (I used Americolor Super Black.)
- Green icing (I mixed equal parts Americolor Egg Yellow with Mint Green.)
- Light Yellow icing (I mixed a touch of Americolor Egg Yellow with Mint Green. Slightly more egg yellow than mint green.)
- Purple icing (I used Americolor Regal Purple.)
Step 1
Begin by filling in the black hat section, the yellow belly section, and every other toe with green icing. Let this icing set up for a bit (about 30 minutes).
Then add the remaining green toes, as shown. Add the purple band on the hat.

Step 2
Next, fill in the thigh sections. Let this icing set up for a bit (about 30 minutes).
Then fill in the head and arms section around the belly, as shown.

Step 3
Finally, add the facial details like the black eyes (with a white dot accent), a line for the mouth, the nostril accent, and outline the black witch hat.

Witch Frog Cookie Decorating Video Tutorial
The steps above are summarized in the time-lapsed video below.
Make It a 2-Piece Halloween Cookie Set
The witch frog is cute on its own, but I especially love pairing it with our Witches Brew mug cookie cutter. Together, the two cookies make a fun little Halloween set with plenty of witchy personality.
The mug complements the frog’s witch hat while giving you another opportunity to bring the same icing colors into the set. Using a consistent color palette across both designs helps the two cookies feel like they were made to go together.
This 2-piece set would be a fun option for Halloween gifts, party favors, boo baskets, or seasonal bakery offerings.

Packaging the Witch Frog Cookie Set
For an extra-polished presentation, the Witch Frog and Witches Brew Mug cookies can be packaged together in our 4.5" x 7.5" x 0.75" clear cookie box.
I also added one of our coordinating witch pattern cookie backers behind the cookies. The patterned background instantly adds more Halloween personality to the box and helps the decorated cookies stand out through the clear lid.
Place the card backer inside the box first, arrange the two individually wrapped cookies on top, and you have an easy Halloween gift set that looks finished and ready to give.

More Halloween Cookie Ideas
I love Halloween designs that are more cute than creepy, and this witch frog definitely fits the bill. The oversized witch hat, happy little frog, and coordinating witches brew mug make an adorable pair—and the free projector template helps take the guesswork out of decorating all those details.
Be sure to check out our Halloween cookie cutter collection for more designs to mix and match with this set. You’ll find plenty of ghosts, monsters, witches, pumpkins, and other Halloween favorites, with free projector templates available with our cookie cutters to help you recreate the designs at home.
Add Vibrant Colors with Americolor Food Coloring

To make your decorated cookies pop, use Americolor Food Coloring for bold, consistent colors. It’s my go-to brand for achieving vibrant shades without altering the consistency of the royal icing.
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