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I wanted to try something different. These are a combination of stencils, paint and icing.;o)
Inspired by my Grandmothers toybox.;o)
Vintage inspired cookies. I think these would be fun for a baby shower or tea party.;o)
Vintage kittens and blubirds.;o)
This is an option if you don't have a kopykake. I trace the image with a food safe marker on acetate. You can use a little icing as glue to help the small details stick. They are covered up when you decorate the cookie. For more help with detail, you can trim the hat or wings and trace with your marker. I used an edible spray, but you can also trace the image if you want a different base color or stencil design ;o)
Vintage inspried Spring Cookies
Tu tu Onsie Cookies
Tea cookies for a tea party
Vintage Blue bird cookies
Poor fellow was dunked.
Angel wings
Gingerbread house shabby chic style.;o)
These were inspired by the new Pier One Catalog.;o)
I thought these would be fun for place settings at a holiday themed wedding.;o)
I tried some new techniques for fun.;o)
I used several methods to create these. Transfers, a Kopykake, freehand and trace. They all look similar, but it's nice to know you can create them without having to have a ton of equipment.
My fall cookies for the Go Bo Foundation.;o)
I made this cutter and I am having so much un with the designs. These two cookies are the same, but I piped the black shirt to look narrow and the sweater to look puffy. The collar is also the same, but a totally different look. It's subtle and you cn't really see the extra cookie unless you look for it. Just some fun ideas.;o)
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