I have been meaning to get this tutorial up for a while. This is a video demonstration of how I used stamps to decorate cookies that were displayed at the Inking Idaho on the Road event back in March of this year. I've had questions about how it was done, so that others could replicate the project. This is actually easier than you may think, and would be a fun group project.
There is a slight learning curve to the technique, but with the tips I share in the video, you should be able to start stampin' on cookies quickly!
My favorite royal icing recipe: http://bakeat350.blogspot.com/2010/01/royal-icing-102-or-201-or-whatever.html
Thanks for watching!
***EDITIED: I have done a second video regarding this technique, that also shows how to color in line art style images. I would love for you to check that out here.***
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How fun! Makes me think I might actually make another attempt at creativity. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou should! It's so much fun.
DeleteBeautiful!!! thank you for sharing, you have an amazing talent!
ReplyDeleteVicky
Thank you Vicky!
DeleteYou and your fantastic video made me smile from ear-to-ear ^_^ Can you tell us which video editing program you used? Such professional results!!
ReplyDeleteI use Window's Movie Maker. It's a free program that came on my computer. Thanks for your sweet words!
DeleteYou and your fantastic video made me smile from ear-to-ear ^_^ Can you tell us which video editing program you used? Such professional results!!
ReplyDeleteDid I miss where you were going to post your favorite Royal Icing recipe??
ReplyDeleteI've added that to the post. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteCan you clean a stamp that has been stamped with & use it, or do they have to be new stamps &kept just for stamping cookies?
ReplyDeleteYou can absolutely clean the stamp and use it for cards or any project you'd like. Due to the possibility of residue from inks or cleaners, I'd recommend only using new stamps to stamp on the cookie.
DeleteThank you.
DeleteI am not a sweets person but this inspires me to start making sugar cookies and experimenting with a new stamping surface. How creative and thank you so much for sharing this fantastic idea!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit! Have fun stampin'!
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