This certainly isn't the first time making autumn leaf cookies,
but the texture achieved on this set was more than satisfying.


Using a very thick glaze (one that you could roll up a small piece into a ball by hand),
cover the surface of leaf cookies using a knife.
(see photo below)

The glaze is so thick that it will hold the rough surface desired.

You can make vein lines in the leaves right away using a boo boo stick or knife.

Dry the cookies overnight.

Brush the cookies with petal dust using a loose brush.

Dusts Used:

Caramel, Chocolate, and Deep Brown

Sunflower

(The orange and red leaves were painted with gel color since I didn't have those petal dusts,

but the red and orange petal dusts should work as well as the sunflower and brown dusts.)

Autumn 2015 Cookie Collection

Easy Stamper Leaf Cookies (Tutorial)
Autumn Wood Fence Cookies (Tutorial) 
Wheat Sheaf Cookies (Tutorial) 
Rustic Autumn Leaf Cookies (Tutorial) 
Autumn Quilt Square Cookies (Tutorial) 
Rustic Autumn Cookie Collection 
 Shabby Chic Autumn Flower Cookie (Tutorial)
Autumn Jelly Jar Cookies (Tutorial)  
Autumn Shabby Chic Cookie Collection 
Autumn Texture Mat Cookies (Tutorial) 
Autumn Textured Collage 
 Autumn Leaf Cookie Quilt (Tutorial)