MERRY CHRISTMAS!
I am totally, completely, absolutely, overwhelmingly in love with these cookies! Why? Because they were painted free-hand, thanks to the guidance of the one and only Michelle, inventor of Sugarprism. She hosted a Facebook event where several members of her group got busy decorating with her in real time. I had so much fun bringing these two guys to cookie-life.
Find Michelle’s info through her IG page with a click here.

Below you see some of the steps in the painting process, that happened on a naked cookie, no Royal icing at all… Michelle uses little guiding dots to space the different portions of the design, so that everything ends up with perfect proportion in the end. Even to paint the star, she had a cute method so that the points would end up exactly where they are supposed to. We started making a blue background darker in the edges and lighter in the center, and then slowly painted all the components on top.

As usual, her classes are fun, light, and make you feel super empowered – that feeling of – I PAINTED THAT – did not leave me for a long, long time!
Another advantage of this method is that you will use no Royal icing at all. Sugarprism has excellent coverage even on the naked cookie, and its delicious vanilla flavor won’t negatively interfere with your bake.

I am not sure I will ever be able to paint something without a guiding hand to lay out the path for me, but maybe one day I might be able to look at a painting and figure out how to do it myself. Could be a little goal for the new year…
ONE YEAR AGO: Christmas Cookies
As long as it does not blow, does not blow, does not blow !! Go ahead – kiss Phil, scold Prince, enjoy whatever is in the glass and on the plate . . . feel good about you have produced . . . and see you after !!!! ‘Tis Christmas here = I am off to listen to carols . . . and as much ‘naughty’ commentary the producers think they can get away with during ‘family’ programming !!!!
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You did, superstar, and they’re are really really gorgeous ❄️🤍💙❄️
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Beautifully done! Michelle is a sweetheart and Sugar Prism is a wonderful product. So many possibilities.
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