Greetings fellow Terrarians! Have a sweet tooth that store bought goodies cannot satisfy? Do not know what to do with all those soda / energy drink / beer cans that pile up on marathon session of Terraria? Well, I have a possible solution to your problems. First part? The cookie cutters.What you will need:-Empty aluminum cans-X-Acto knife-Scissors-Regular pliersOptional (but recommended):-Needle nose pliersI put these into picture format to make it slightly easier than trying to explain it. Time to get the material pieces ready!After doing this for as many pieces as you want (depending on how many cookie cutters you want), the next part is assembly!You now have the generic cookie cutter mold. It's time to bend and shape your ring into the design you want. It's best to start off with simply things (I browsed the wiki for ideas) and then wherk you way up to more complex designs. This is where the needle nose pliers really come in handy.Make as many cookie cutters as your heart desires!Time for the baking part!Now, there are hundreds of sugar cookie recipes online. Some of them are for massive amounts of cookies, others make smaller batches, as well as complexity of ingredients, whether the dough needs to be chilled or used right away. I use several different recipes depending on the amount of time I have to bake, so I suggest browsing around until you find one that suits your needs. A small note, a lot of the recipes say to use a dough mixer attachment when mixing the ingredients, but regular beaters wherk just fine, you just have to kneed the dough after mixing as it comes out in many, many small chunks that way.For the frosting recipe, I use a very basic one.-1 cup powdered sugar (Confectioners sugar)-1ish tablespoon light corn syrup-1ish tablespoon milk-Liquid food dyeNormally, I tend to improvise the frosting recipe, depending on just how much of a certain color I need. To make the frosting a bit more spreadable, use a tiny bit more milk, for thicker, little more corn syrup. Bear in mind that adding liquid dye will thin it out a bit, so if making really deep colors with lots of dye, add a bit more corn syrup.After you find your sugar cookie recipe, and make up a batch, it is now delicious frosting time!I made these mimic cookies right before I had to wherk, so it was kind of a rushed job, hence why they do not look superb. If you notice the brown one, the grey outlining bled a lot. That is because the base layer of frosting I put down was rather liquidy (too much milk in the frosting mixture). You can always wait longer periods of time between each layer for better results. This occurs naturally if making larger batches of cookies.Here are some cookies I made when I had a little more time and patience, but did not take pictures of during the making process.Adult male hand for scale: (I was out of bananas)And some horrible photo editing!Well, hopefully you've found this entertaining, and even more hopefully you'll make some of your own. If so, please post them here to share with all!Questions? Comments? Concerns?One final note:COOKIES ARE DELICIOUS!