My First Cookie Bouquet!
NFSC and Toba Garrett's Glace Icing flavored with Loran's Bavarian Cream. The icing is absolutely delicious! I made this for my Sunday school teacher and his family. They are moving to Tennessee and then onto the Phillipines.
makes me think of 4th of july :wink: I love the kind of tie die effect.
Awesome cookies. How did you do the tie die effect?
I got the tie die effect by piping stripes of icing in one direction and then lightly dragging a toothpick through the icing in the opposite direction. Does that make sense? I got the directions out of Toba's cookie book.
Very nice job! How do you find Toba's icing to work with? I've never tried it!
I loved working with the icing, it is definitely thin! I just used a ziploc bag and cut the tip off because I was in a rush to finish this, so I had a little trouble of too much icing coming out and I had to level it with a toothpic. I think if I had used a piping bag and tip it would have been perfect! I am definitely in love with this icing though, the taste is out of this world compared to royal icing.
makes me think of 4th of july :wink: I love the kind of tie die effect.
Awesome cookies. How did you do the tie die effect?
I got the tie die effect by piping stripes of icing in one direction and then lightly dragging a toothpick through the icing in the opposite direction. Does that make sense? I got the directions out of Toba's cookie book.
Very nice job! How do you find Toba's icing to work with? I've never tried it!
I loved working with the icing, it is definitely thin! I just used a ziploc bag and cut the tip off because I was in a rush to finish this, so I had a little trouble of too much icing coming out and I had to level it with a toothpic. I think if I had used a piping bag and tip it would have been perfect! I am definitely in love with this icing though, the taste is out of this world compared to royal icing.