I don't know how to get that website posted here!
ok i could see details online but not the video.
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/ah_entertaining_other/article/0,1801,HGTV_3116_1396218,00.html
now that i re-read your original post, i know exactly what you are talking about! i saw this being done at another site or maybe tv. They took a piece of lace and rolled it with the fondant. to give the cake the "wedding dress" look. now i have never tried it, but it look awesome. it's something i definately wanna try. Just where to get that lace?! Ragshop or walmart maybe...hmm.
I would assume it's easy since all you are doing is rolling both things at the same time. of course i could be wrong... 
Then again, now that i remember when i saw this on tv (or wherever it was) they used an electrical pasta machine, not the one i have which has a handle.
Then all you have to do is cut it and attach it to the cookie w/some corn syrup.
Sorry, it wasn't a video (I should have said that).
I only have a crank one too - but why wouldn't it work with just a rolling pin? I was just wondering if anyone did it and how it really did look.
It looks so pretty.......and I figured with Mother's Day coming... 
I got some lace at Walmart and I'm going to try it this weekend.
Yum, yum, more cookies.
I would like to know too! I've used lace as a template for luster dust. I did a bustier (sp?) and laid the lace on the fondant and then "stenciled" the luster dust on it. I found the rolling pin just wasn't enough for what I wanted......maybe if I had done the rolling pin and then highlighted the lace with the luster dust? ....just a thought.
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