Oct
15

DIY Pie Letters

Hi friends! Lexy from The Proper Pinwheel here! So happy I was able to brainwash Aileen into letting me hang out here for a day and share an easy little project with you! I’m a huge fan of pie. In any form. Now that Autumn is upon us, it’s perfectly acceptable to devour pie every day until Christmas. The weather is a little more chilly and crisp. When you have friends over, give them something that keeps them warmed and entertained. These pie letters are just the ticket and are perfect if you are having a pumpkin carving party!

DIY pie letters

Supplies/Ingredients:

·         1 Pillsbury Pie Crust
·         Butter Knife
·         Egg Wash
·         Cinnamon & Sugar Mixture

Cute! Spell things out with pie crust

Let your pie crust come to room temperature. Using your butter knife, cut long, thin strips from the crust. Roll and twist the strips to form letters. You can twist them in cursive if you choose. Brush the letters with a little egg wash to help seal the places where the pie crust crosses. Sprinkle with a little cinnamon & sugar and bake at 450 degrees Fahrenheit for 6 minutes.

DIY pie letters for a fall party

Serve with hot apple cider and enjoy! Make a bunch of letters to let people create their own words, or choose the words for them! Either way, they’ll get eaten!

Spell words out with pie crust

DIY pie crust letters -- fun!

Lexy Ward is the founder and editor of The Proper Pinwheel, a DIY blog that celebrates all things entertaining. She currently lives in Denver with her husband and their dog, Tagg. Their first baby girl just arrived, and she is super adorable!

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  1. Posted by Michelle @ A Healthy Mrs on Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

    How fun -- and delicious! :)
  2. Posted by kelsey on Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

    these are super cute!
    kw ladies in navy
  3. Posted by Abigail Hoppen on Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

    Love it! What a cute idea!
  4. Posted by Amy B on Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

    Super cute!!
  5. Posted by Dusty on Wednesday, October 16th, 2013

    ADORABLE! What a cute and way easy idea, this is wonderful.
  6. Posted by Mary Jane Newlon on Saturday, January 11th, 2014

    I would like to place cursive letters on a pie. Would you please tell me how I could go about doing that? I am really interested in doing something different with pies, and this lettering and decorating would be so much fun and it would give a great look to the pie. I am doing minis and regular size pies.
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