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Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? Our friend and brand ambassador Bridget Edwards from Bake at 350 shows just how easy these Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are to decorate. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild. Here's what you'll need: [brand:name] Classic Sugar Cookies, baked into squares or circles [brand:name] Royal Icing, doubled Gel paste food coloring: white, orange, black, purple, and neon green Piping bag Decorating tip, #2 Squeeze bottle Food-only paint brushes Divide the royal icing into 5 bowls. Tint white, orange, black, purple, and green. Cover, pressing plastic wrap onto the icing to prevent crusting. Spoon some of the white icing into a piping bag fitted with a #2 tip. Any base color will work here. Black would be a nice contrast for the splatter colors, but if you choose a black icing base, be prepared for temporarily stained teeth! Very spooky! Outline the cookies. Thin the remaining white icing with water, stirring in a bit at a time. Add water until a ribbon of icing dropped back onto itself disappears in a count of “one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three.” If the icing gets too thin, stir in more sifted Imperial Sugar Confectioners Powdered Sugar. Cover with a damp dish towel and let rest for a few minutes. Stir gently and transfer to a squeeze bottle or another piping bag. Flood, or fill in, the outline. Use a toothpick to guide to edges and pop any large air bubbles. Let the icing dry for several hours, up to overnight. The rest of the icing can be stored, covered with plastic wrap, in the refrigerator. Thin the remaining icing with water, making it thinner than the flood icing for the base. The icing should fall off of the paintbrush easily and have the consistency of syrup. Use the flicking technique on the cookies, rotating the cookie sheet every so often to mix up the direction. Flick one color at a time, then go back over and cookies that might need a boost of one color or another. Let the icing dry completely. This will take a few hours and can be helped along by drying with an oscillating fan. Package for giving or stack in your cookie jar. PIN IT NOW:
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Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? Our friend and brand ambassador Bridget Edwards from Bake at 350 shows just how easy these Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are to decorate. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild. Here's what you'll need: [brand:name] Classic Sugar Cookies, baked into squares or circles [brand:name] Royal Icing, doubled Gel paste food coloring: white, orange, black, purple, and neon green Piping bag Decorating tip, #2 Squeeze bottle Food-only paint brushes Divide the royal icing into 5 bowls. Tint white, orange, black, purple, and green. Cover, pressing plastic wrap onto the icing to prevent crusting. Spoon some of the white icing into a piping bag fitted with a #2 tip. Any base color will work here. Black would be a nice contrast for the splatter colors, but if you choose a black icing base, be prepared for temporarily stained teeth! Very spooky! Outline the cookies. Thin the remaining white icing with water, stirring in a bit at a time. Add water until a ribbon of icing dropped back onto itself disappears in a count of “one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three.” If the icing gets too thin, stir in more sifted Imperial Sugar Confectioners Powdered Sugar. Cover with a damp dish towel and let rest for a few minutes. Stir gently and transfer to a squeeze bottle or another piping bag. Flood, or fill in, the outline. Use a toothpick to guide to edges and pop any large air bubbles. Let the icing dry for several hours, up to overnight. The rest of the icing can be stored, covered with plastic wrap, in the refrigerator. Thin the remaining icing with water, making it thinner than the flood icing for the base. The icing should fall off of the paintbrush easily and have the consistency of syrup. Use the flicking technique on the cookies, rotating the cookie sheet every so often to mix up the direction. Flick one color at a time, then go back over and cookies that might need a boost of one color or another. Let the icing dry completely. This will take a few hours and can be helped along by drying with an oscillating fan. Package for giving or stack in your cookie jar. PIN IT NOW:
We're blown away by these local bakers around the country, who are offering incredibly creative Valentines cookies that make great gifts on their own.
Inventive bakers imagine how Jackson Pollock, Vincent van Gogh, and Andy Warhol would decorate a plate of Christmas cookies to leave out for Santa Claus.
Have fun playing with your food with these easy & colorful splatter paint heart cookies. It's a fun DIY just in time for Valentine's Day!
Cosmopolitan recently came to my studio to create some fun cookie decorating videos. All the bright colors inspired me to create neon splatter cookies!
Perfect for a splash or water or a paint splatter! Designed by LC Sweets - follow her on Instagram @lc_sweets This cutter comes in a variety of sizes. Pick the best for your project. OUR CUTTERS: We print our cutters on a 3D printer, using a high quality food safe PLA. The cutters we make are to be washed by hand only in warm soapy water and are not dishwasher safe. Putting the cutters in a dishwasher could melt, warp or otherwise damage the PLA. We use a deep purple PLA for our cutters, and they also come with a stepped edge to make a clean crisp cut in your dough. Cutters are printed as they are ordered. We do not keep a stock of printed cutters on hand. SHIPPING: We ship USPS First Class mail as well as International.
Splatter painting works on any cutout cookie. For the examples here, we used our Rich Butter Cookie Cutouts and Vanilla Icing recipes (page 6). Here are the steps for decorating.
30 Paint Splatter theme mini decorated sugar cookies. customize with the colors you choose, number, and letter. Each set comes with 30 mini vanilla cookies 2.5”. 6 letters, 6 numbers, 6 multi color paint splatter, and 12 solid color paint splatter.
Even though we did not have school again yesterday (due to the hurricane), I was there until 9:45 last night, trying to whip my room into shape. Argggh. Must. Slurp. Coffee.Our Halloween Totes are on sale through Saturday. Lining fabrics currently available: We have some exciting new designs available. That's all I can manage for today. Sorry! LOL
Cosmopolitan recently came to my studio to create some fun cookie decorating videos. All the bright colors inspired me to create neon splatter cookies!
Happy Halloween! Mit unseren Splatter-Cookies und Devil's Food Cupcakes seid ihr auf jede Halloween-Party bestens vorbereitet! Hier findet ihr die Halloween-Rezepte.
Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? These Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are so easy to decorate, it’s scary. Using a couple of techniques, making Jackson Pollock-esque cookies is an exercise in playfulness and joy. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild.
Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? Our friend and brand ambassador Bridget Edwards from Bake at 350 shows just how easy these Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are to decorate. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild. Here's what you'll need: [brand:name] Classic Sugar Cookies, baked into squares or circles [brand:name] Royal Icing, doubled Gel paste food coloring: white, orange, black, purple, and neon green Piping bag Decorating tip, #2 Squeeze bottle Food-only paint brushes Divide the royal icing into 5 bowls. Tint white, orange, black, purple, and green. Cover, pressing plastic wrap onto the icing to prevent crusting. Spoon some of the white icing into a piping bag fitted with a #2 tip. Any base color will work here. Black would be a nice contrast for the splatter colors, but if you choose a black icing base, be prepared for temporarily stained teeth! Very spooky! Outline the cookies. Thin the remaining white icing with water, stirring in a bit at a time. Add water until a ribbon of icing dropped back onto itself disappears in a count of “one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three.” If the icing gets too thin, stir in more sifted Imperial Sugar Confectioners Powdered Sugar. Cover with a damp dish towel and let rest for a few minutes. Stir gently and transfer to a squeeze bottle or another piping bag. Flood, or fill in, the outline. Use a toothpick to guide to edges and pop any large air bubbles. Let the icing dry for several hours, up to overnight. The rest of the icing can be stored, covered with plastic wrap, in the refrigerator. Thin the remaining icing with water, making it thinner than the flood icing for the base. The icing should fall off of the paintbrush easily and have the consistency of syrup. Use the flicking technique on the cookies, rotating the cookie sheet every so often to mix up the direction. Flick one color at a time, then go back over and cookies that might need a boost of one color or another. Let the icing dry completely. This will take a few hours and can be helped along by drying with an oscillating fan. Package for giving or stack in your cookie jar. PIN IT NOW:
This listing comes in mini and regular size cookies. Please select your option in the drop down When ordering please include desired event date, plus desired color/designs changes you’d like (ex. name , age, date, skin tone) Please order 2-8 weeks before your event date. If you are looking for a specific date please send us a message to determine if we can complete your order BEFORE purchasing. We CANNOT complete same week orders (I.e. placing order Monday for cookies needed that Friday/Saturday) If you order for a date that is BOOKED or is too short of a time frame to complete, your order will be cancelled and refunded*** All orders ship out every Monday before your desired weekend date EXAMPLE – if need by date is Saturday, September 10 your order will be shipping Monday September 5 We offer mini and regular sized cookies. Mini cookies are about 2” or the size of an Oreo. Regular size cookies are about 3.25-4.25” depending on the shape Our cookies last up to two weeks. Every batch is made with fresh ingredients, hand decorated, and individually wrapped and heat sealed. Our cookies are a classic vanilla cookie with vanilla royal icing. Shipping is available anywhere in the US through USPS Priority Mail 1 to 3 days. PLEASE NOTE – this is not a guarantee, once your order is out of our hands we cannot be held responsible for errors made by USPS. Once the order is shipped I am not responsible for any damage or loss that occurs with USPS handling. PLEASE NOTE We make our cookies by hand and try to match the cookies you receive to the cookies in the picture, however there may be color/design variation since everything is hand made. Colors may look different in real life. We suggest you send swatches of your colors when changing color schemes so we get it best we can. FOOD ALLERGEN NOTE These cookies don’t contain nuts however it is made in a kitchen that has nuts in the area. Also, some of our ingredients do have warning labels on being made in the same facility as ingredients with tree nuts and peanuts.
Splatter Cookie Cutter; Outline Only 3d Printed Made with food-safe PLA Do not put in dishwasher Hand wash Only Avoid Heat Thank You for Shopping with my Small Business :)
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Recipes for basic royal icing and perfect soft sugar cookies that keep their shape. They are both super easy to make and totally fool proof!
Give the interior of your home a splash of colour with this yummy looking Toasted Almond Cookie splatter print. Perfect for that girly bedroom or to add some colour to the kitchen / dining area. Lots of love, care and attention goes in to creating each one of my digitally hand drawn pieces of artwork. These are all made by me from scratch which is why my signature is subtly shown on all prints. Take a look at my other prints available and if you can’t find what you’re looking for then have a look at my ‘Request Your Own’ listing. SIZES These prints are available in the following sizes - A5 (148 x 210 mm) A4 (210mm x 297mm) A3 (297mm x 420mm) A2 (420mm x 594mm) Want a different size? Pop me a message and I’ll see what I can do. POSTAGE AND DELIVERY Please note that I only post to the UK. A5, A4 and A3 prints are delivered flat and unframed, cased in a cellophane bag for protection within a hard backed envelope. All sizes are printed on a heavyweight satin lustre gloss paper (or similar should I need to change suppliers). I aim to post within 1-2 working days by 1st class Royal Mail unless otherwise stated on the listing (i.e. during holiday periods). A2 prints are rolled and delivered in a cardboard tube by Royal Mail. I am not accountable for the Royal Mail delivery times, especially in the event of global pandemics, strikes, etc. Please consider when you require the print and the advertised expected delivery times when you order. Please be aware that in some areas Royal Mail are taking up to a week to ten days to deliver items. PRINTING I aim to fill as much of the paper as possible with the picture when printing. I use a professional inkjet photo printer with inks which are aimed to last at least 100 years behind glass. For A2 sizes I use an external professional printer. Please be aware that actual colours may vary ever so slightly. This is due to the fact that every computer monitor has a different capability to display colours and that everyone sees these colours differently. I am also printing on different textures and papers which affects the colour and absorption of the ink differently. PERSONALISATION If you would like any personalisation please message me first. I’m always up for a challenge so if you would like any changes to any of my prints, or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact me and I’ll do my best to help. Personalised items may take longer to dispatch. REFUNDS AND REPLACEMENTS In the unlikely event that your item/s does not arrive I will aim to issue a refund or replacement as soon as possible. In the event I am refunding an item, I will do so 10 working days after the date it was due to be received by you in accordance with the Royal Mail usual delivery times. NOTES: I retain all rights to the images after purchase.
Art and painting party ideas, supplies and decor
Cosmopolitan recently came to my studio to create some fun cookie decorating videos. All the bright colors inspired me to create neon splatter cookies!
These creepy blood splatter cookies are perfect for your next Halloween party! They’re easy to make and will definitely spook your guests.
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Have fun playing with your food with these easy & colorful splatter paint heart cookies. It's a fun DIY just in time for Valentine's Day!
Well hey, there sweet friends! I'm stoked to be taking a break from my current turkey cookie obsession/streak to share some easy feather cookies! Not turkey cookies, just parts of the turkeys. Ha! Even though I'm sharing these for Thanksgiving, there are many different occasions feather cookies come in handy as backup cookies, like the
Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? These Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are so easy to decorate, it’s scary. Using a couple of techniques, making Jackson Pollock-esque cookies is an exercise in playfulness and joy. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild.
Happy Halloween! Mit unseren Splatter-Cookies und Devil's Food Cupcakes seid ihr auf jede Halloween-Party bestens vorbereitet! Hier findet ihr die Halloween-Rezepte.
Paint splat, splatter, slime, or water splash cookie cutter EDGES Our cookie cutter edges are 1/2"+ in depth. SIZE Based on longest edge. MATERIAL Food safe PLA COLOR Color may vary PLA cutters are not dishwasher safe. Avoid washing in hot water, soaking, prolonged exposure to moisture, and direct sunlight. SHIPPING We make these to order. Please see shipping times in checkout for most up to date info. *** HAND WASH ONLY *** VISIT OUR STORE TO SEE MORE https://www.etsy.com/shop/SugarDashCo
Paint splat, splatter, slime, or water splash cookie cutter EDGES Our cookie cutter edges are 1/2"+ in depth. SIZE Based on longest edge. MATERIAL Food safe PLA COLOR Color may vary PLA cutters are not dishwasher safe. Avoid washing in hot water, soaking, prolonged exposure to moisture, and direct sunlight. SHIPPING We make these to order. Please see shipping times in checkout for most up to date info. *** HAND WASH ONLY *** VISIT OUR STORE TO SEE MORE https://www.etsy.com/shop/SugarDashCo
Soft cut-out sugar cookies that hold their shape, simple icing, and a cocoa splatter that makes these Easter Egg Sugar Cookies look speckled!
How delicious! An adorable chocolate sandwich cookie charm centers itself around beautiful blue splatter beads (8mm). On a stretch chord, the bracelet measures 7 inches and is knotted multiple times to prevent breaking. Wear your favorite dessert or snack! Can you resist these adorable bracelets?
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What do we have for Mother's Day? Your favourite mini cheese platter PLUS a fruity fresh dessert platter for mummy dearest 💖
Ready to have some fun in the kitchen? Our friend and brand ambassador Bridget Edwards from Bake at 350 shows just how easy these Halloween Splatter Paint Cookies are to decorate. You won’t believe how fun it is to flick icing around the kitchen! While these cookies can really be made for any occasion, they’re especially appropriate at Halloween – when it’s ok to go a little wild. Here's what you'll need: [brand:name] Classic Sugar Cookies, baked into squares or circles [brand:name] Royal Icing, doubled Gel paste food coloring: white, orange, black, purple, and neon green Piping bag Decorating tip, #2 Squeeze bottle Food-only paint brushes Divide the royal icing into 5 bowls. Tint white, orange, black, purple, and green. Cover, pressing plastic wrap onto the icing to prevent crusting. Spoon some of the white icing into a piping bag fitted with a #2 tip. Any base color will work here. Black would be a nice contrast for the splatter colors, but if you choose a black icing base, be prepared for temporarily stained teeth! Very spooky! Outline the cookies. Thin the remaining white icing with water, stirring in a bit at a time. Add water until a ribbon of icing dropped back onto itself disappears in a count of “one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three.” If the icing gets too thin, stir in more sifted Imperial Sugar Confectioners Powdered Sugar. Cover with a damp dish towel and let rest for a few minutes. Stir gently and transfer to a squeeze bottle or another piping bag. Flood, or fill in, the outline. Use a toothpick to guide to edges and pop any large air bubbles. Let the icing dry for several hours, up to overnight. The rest of the icing can be stored, covered with plastic wrap, in the refrigerator. Thin the remaining icing with water, making it thinner than the flood icing for the base. The icing should fall off of the paintbrush easily and have the consistency of syrup. Use the flicking technique on the cookies, rotating the cookie sheet every so often to mix up the direction. Flick one color at a time, then go back over and cookies that might need a boost of one color or another. Let the icing dry completely. This will take a few hours and can be helped along by drying with an oscillating fan. Package for giving or stack in your cookie jar. PIN IT NOW:
These cheerful Easter cookies are perfect for baking when you're hosting family or need a sweet treat to feed a crowd of friends. Find the right recipe at Wilton!
