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Here is a great tutorial by Cake_Princess...
http://cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-20377-.html
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Originally Posted by Mac
Hey Kat--
I use cardboard or cardstock to draw my pattern on--it may be freehand or copied from a pattern. I use a very sharp paring knife to cut my cookies and make sure the dough is cold.
Hey Kat--
I use cardboard or cardstock to draw my pattern on--it may be freehand or copied from a pattern. I use a very sharp paring knife to cut my cookies and make sure the dough is cold.
Ditto. I do the same. I use cardstock and a small sharp paring knife.
kos
projectqueen
Posted 9 Jun 2006 , 3:53pm
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Originally Posted by Katskakes
paring knife eh?! i don't know what they are, but i do remember seeing some at the dollar store. think they'd be any good?!
paring knife eh?! i don't know what they are, but i do remember seeing some at the dollar store. think they'd be any good?!
It's just a small, sharp knife with a point (not rounded like a dinner knife). It also has a smooth blade, without any serrated edges. Any knife like that should be fine.
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Originally Posted by Katskakes
paring knife eh?! i don't know what they are, but i do remember seeing some at the dollar store. think they'd be any good?!
paring knife eh?! i don't know what they are, but i do remember seeing some at the dollar store. think they'd be any good?!
Dollar store paring knives are good because they are more flimsy. 
kos
gotta submit my medieval cookies to the gallery. ( I used a cardstock pattern for my shield, an easy cut-out though)
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