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Continue reading →: LINEWORK, A CLASS WITH MEGAN WARNETo find all classes offered by Megan, check her IG page with a click here. I have mentioned before that piping fine lines is probably the trickiest frontier to be conquered in cookie decorating. Everything needs to be perfect: consistency of the icing, opening of the piping bag, pressure and…
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Continue reading →: ROLLED BUTTERCREAM FOR COOKIESRecipe and video tutorial for Rolled Buttercream are available here, Pam’s channel is amazing! .In my main food blog, I shared today the recipe for rolled buttercream, so if you are interested click here to get it. I had so much fun playing with it, the recipe uses only 2…
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Continue reading →: CAN ONE HAVE TOO MANY BOOTS?Nah. Impossible. So here I am to offer another style to match your mood and outfit. These were my own design, coupling air-brushing with piping details. I hope you like them! The design is actually pretty simple to make. Start by flooding the whole cookie with your choice of background…
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Continue reading →: FOR THE LOVE OF BOOTSEverybody needs a nice pair of boots, even if they come in cookie format… Today I share a first version out of two I’ve made recently. It comes from the super cool design from Marlyn, shared in a Patreon tutorial (click here to join her site, best investment ever if…
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Continue reading →: ZENTANGLE FUN AND BONUS VIDEOSYou know that I cannot go for too long without indulging in some serious zentangle-cookie’ing. This small collection joins several styles that I’ve played with in the past couple of months, some were actually made back in April. I also made a couple of videos to show how the pattern…
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Continue reading →: THE SLOTH, A COOKIE FLIP BY HANIELAI could not WAIT to try this little project from a recent Patreon video from Hani (click here for her site). Recently she did a poll with her followers to find out what they wanted to learn and one popular choice was expanding the use of cookie cutters to make…
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Continue reading →: INSPIRATION CHALLENGE FOR JULYMarlyn kept it simple. Short and sweet. Make cookies to take to a party… So. Many. Possibilities. Here are my choices… I think roses with a white and golden motif are elegant and festive. I used a cookie cutter I bought from etsy a year ago, but it is not…
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Continue reading →: 4TH OF JULY COOKIESSome of my own design, some following great cookie artists out there… It is definitely time for red white and blue! Starting with a design of my own… THE PATRIOTIC HEART Super simple to decorate, the only thing to keep in mind is to do it in stages, all the…
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Continue reading →: FRED, THE GNOMEAs you may know, I am a firm believer that love-inspired cookies never go out of style. I refuse to limit them to the month of February. Today I invite you to meet Fred, a hopelessly romantic gnome…. This is a very simple cookie project, that relies on a set…
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Continue reading →: TUNDE’S 4TH JULY COOKIE PLATTERI love many things about this project… the fact that it is made from very small cookies arranged in a beautiful design is definitely one of them. Tunde has a full tutorial to make them and also sells the appropriate cookie cutters in her shop (you can find all the…
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