Sometimes we might get lazy and not want to mix a lot of different colors for Royal icing. But we still want colorful cookies… That is called a conundrum, and it is easily solved: make white icing, grab your favorite Sugarprism colors, and paint away! I cannot take credit for the idea, I simply followed the steps of Michelle, artist extraordinaire, and the very inventor of Sugarprism…
Let me walk you through the steps…
First, I made an outline with dark pink, using a PME #3 tip…
Then, flood the different areas with white Royal icing, and allow it to crust for 1 hour or so…
From this point, you can leave the cookie without any added decoration, for a simple,
understated look, or add little dots and swirls to the wings.
Once all those additions are fully set, grab your Sugarprism colors
(or use a food pen), and have some fun.
Gold luster powder mixed with vodka also works quite well to add some bling…
I hope you enjoyed this simple technique, and
consider using it in one of your future cookie adventures…
ONE YEAR AGO: Cherry Blossom Butterflies
For the Love of Cookies 
As butterflies have always been my logo from decades back . . . methinks you will believe I have the biggest smile on my face scrolling up-and-down ! How utterly beautiful . . . not too much bling for me”the white ones with the gold edges, please !!!
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I will have some more butterflies fluttering in the near future….
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