If you love cookie decorating this time of year, you're going to want to try this DIY cookie stencil project! Let's learn how to make your own cookie stencils with a cutting machine including Cricut, Silhouette, and Scan n Cut. We used these funny Christmas SVG designs, which fit perfectly on our sugar cookies. You can find them in the the Funny Christmas SVG Design Bundle. Open your SVG design and draw a basic shape around the design - like a circle or square. I am using Brother Canvas Workspace. Cut out these designs (and the shapes around them) from vinyl with your cutting machine. We used the Scanncut SDX 125e. Correct Way to Weed a Stencil Weeding a stencil is a little different than weeding a vinyl decal. When weeding a stencil, make sure you weed the part of the design where you'll apply your paint (or frosting) into. Next, cut a piece of thin silkscreen mesh material. Using transfer tape, transfer the vinyl stencil onto the silkscreen mesh, and burnish it down really well. Then, cut away the excess silkscreen mesh from around the vinyl. IMPORTANT: The silkscreen mesh should extend beyond the edges of the vinyl stencil to ensure that the vinyl does not come in direct contact with the food, since vinyl is not food safe. Roll out a thin layer of fondant using a fondant rolling pin. Lay the stencil over the fondant. Then, take a scraper (Or make one out of an old gift card covered in aluminum foil like I did!) and apply a small amount of cookie icing at the top of the stencil. Next, take the scraper and gently but firmly scrape a thin layer of the frosting through the silkscreen material of the stencil. Make sure you cover all areas of the stencils. Remove the stencil and then you can continue using the stencil for a few more times. When you need to wash the stencil, hold it under running water, then dry it very well before using again. Next, take a cookie cutter and cut a shape around the frosting design. Remove the excess fondant. Transfer the fondant to a sugar cookie and press down the edges of the fondant to stick it to your cookie. Voila! Custom cookies made with DIY cookies stencils & svg designs! Grab the designs used in this cookie stencil project from the Funny Christmas SVG Bundle. Watch the full video tutorial below: Love it? Pin it for later:
by Krista Heij-Barber of Cookies With Character for SugarEd Productions Choose any shape you like. My favorite of all time is the versatile plaque shape! The colors I chose for this tutorial are a “vintage-ish” teal color scheme. The key is to start with an ivory base. Then I […]
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Full of delicate rosebuds, this allover pattern for cookie stenciling, was thoughtfully designed in partnership with Julia Usher, to make your cookies prettier than ever! This stencil has been unbundled from Mother Prettier Plaque 5 piece set. Background. This can be used alone or mixed and matched with message and frame sets in the Prettier Plaque stencil line. Sizing: Design - 5 2/8" high x 5 2/8" wide Stencil Sheet - 5 7/8" high x 5 1/2" wide and fits into a standard Stencil Genie. Stencil Highlights & Care Tips: Laser cut on 10 mil food-grade Mylar Greater durability than standard acetate Made in the USA DO NOT HEAT PLASTIC Cleaning Your Stencil: Gently clean with warm soapy water, taking care not to rip the thin bridges in the cookie stencil. Air dry flat. Storage: Make sure stencil is dry, then store in our Keep Safe Storage Album which will keep your stencils clean and damage free until their next use. Cool Stenciling Tools and Tips: Start with a smoothly iced cookie. The flatter the icing, the flatter the stencil will sit on it. Set the background stencil on the cookie, and make sure it sits flush against the icing by using a Stencil Genie and/or small weights to hold it in place. If any areas of the stencil remain lifted, press down with a skewer while stenciling. Use a low air pressure setting (If airbrushing) and point nozzle directly down over stencil. Then apply coloring gradually to avoid “flooding”. You can use royal icing with this pattern as well, make sure you use a thicker consistency icing, and apply with offset spatula, then scrape in one fluid motion, in one direction using our stencil scrapers - or the Genie brand Icing Genie These work great on any sized cutter as you can just crop what part of the design you want, but we love this rosebud pattern on the Nottingham Plaque Cookie Cutter (4 inch was used here).
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I'm not a big gadget girl, but there is definitely one cookie tool that I could not live without...the Stencil Genie! This awesome 2-piece frame holds stencils into place for crisp, clean airbrushing on cookies over and over again! And, it is now available here in our Online Store! Check out this video to see how to use it! The Stencil Genie comes with care and use instructions. The frame has two sides, one that is 3/8
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Choose a design from our 30 New Paint You Cookie Stencils See listing images to choose stencil by number from the drop down menu. Our Cookie Stencils are 5.5in W x 5.5 in H and are compatible with most stencil holders Stencils are made of 6 mil, food safe, reusable mylar Stencils are not dishwasher safe
Experience elegance and luxury with our Lattice Cake Stencil by Designer Stencils. Made of durable, food grade plastic, this 10 mil stencil features a beautiful lattice pattern measuring 5.4 inches high and 4.9 inches wide. As seen in Bride's Reception magazine, elevate your cakes with this exclusive design. You can use this design on cakes and even as a background design on cookies. Sizing: Design: 5 1/2" h x 5" w Sheet Size: 8" h x 9" w Custom Cake Stencils: Contact us today or start a chat conversation with us if you need this in a different sizes, or need it customized in any way. Please contact us using our Request for a Quote form if you have a design you need turned into a stencil for your cake. To create your own cake top stencil lettering, monograms or messages for this background set, click here. Stencil Highlights 10 mil food-grade Mylar Greater durability than standard acetate Works with buttercream, fondant, airbrushing, powdered sugar, etc. Can be used on along the sides of round, square and rectangular cake tiers. Easily repeated around perimeter of cake. Made in the USA Tips on Stenciling the Side of a Cake With Buttercream or Royal Icing: Make sure iced cake is completely dry. You can either let dry overnight, or put in fridge or freezer for about 30 minutes. Pin cake stencil to the side of your cake, making sure that all parts are completely flat against surface. Make sure the stencil is level on the cake. Apply a creamy consistency of icing using an rubber or offset spatula to spread a generous amount of royal icing over stencil, being sure to cover all the holes on the stencil. Using a cake smoother or the back of an icing spatula, remove the excess icing from the stencil. Be careful not to remove too much of the icing, you want about 2 mm of royal icing to remain on the cake so as to ensure that the pattern comes out well (or at least the thickness of the stencil sheet itself. Gently remove the stencil from one side to the other (don't just pull it off, it may disturb the design). To repeat the design horizontally or vertically, Allow the icing to completely dry before using the stencil on the uncovered portions of the cake. Be sure to start from the point where the previous stencil pattern ended. Continue this process until all the cake sides have been covered. You also want the stencil to be cleaned off completely between stenciling so that the openings are free of dried icing. Once that is dry, feel free to airbrush on top of this, or embellish with luster dust, candies, drips just to name a few.
