I was just wondering how I did, lol. I can't stop overanalyzing... First time decorating any type of cookie. I used the sugar cookie and royal icing recipes from Sally's! Any tips? I have a gala in about a month that I will be making the cookies for.
I made shark cookies for my friend’s house warming party 🦈
For a woodland theme. What’s the most realistic way to add moss.
I don't know if y'all remember I asked for some input on a birthday pull to turn into cookies for my mum. I was told The Star, the Sun and the Empress ❤️ Just wanted to share the result. Tarots a challenge!
Trying to get better at decorating. Please share your thoughts?
Full disclosure these are dog cookies lmao. I don't really bake for humans but I do enjoy making my dogs silly cookies for their birthdays. Pumpkin dog cookies with tapioca icing.
I had a lot of fun making these for my nephew. Can’t believe he’s 7 🤩
Taking lots of courage to post here especially after seeing all the INCREDIBLE things you guys can do! I attempted making sugar cookies with fondant for my upcoming baby shower and I’m so proud of the result! I’ve never even made a cookie in my life I’ve always been a brownies sorta girl.
Any tips though on how to smoothen the sides of the fondant? I tried using a toothpick but wasn’t smooth enough. I’m also not a HUGE fan of the taste of fondant but it’s easier to learn than Royal icing for now. Is there any brand that actually tastes good? I was very happy with the taste of my cookie.
I'm still learning how to get a smoother finish, but I'm really proud of these :) plus the chocolate cookie really compliments the sweet icing!
A woman called and asked me to make her 2 dozen cookies so she can pull one out of the freezer when she wants one. She didn’t care regarding the design. Here in Ohio it’s been raining and storming off and on for several days. Figured these happy themed cookies would be good to perk me up.
I based them all on William Blake’s illustrations. I loved playing with sculpting and painting
Hi all! Long story short I am getting a surgery on the 31st of aug and have an order due the 12th of sept. I don’t anticipate being able to return to work in time to get the order done unless I do it before my surgery.
The plan is to decorate them the week before and freeze them (not individually bagged), how do I go about doing it in a way that will cause the least amount of damage? Thanks in advance!