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2016 Primitive Patriotic Decorated Cookie Collection






It's time to celebrate the land of the free and the home of the brave.
I'm so grateful to live in this county and enjoy all the freedoms given by our Founding Fathers.

Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people he chose for his inheritance.
Psalm 33:12

May God bless America.....

Happy Independence Day!!!!



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2016 Primitive Patriotic Decorated Cookie Collection

Patriotic Stitched Star Decorated Cookies (Tutorial)






Patriotic stars are brought to life by layering cookies and adding stitches.


Cut two sizes of star cookies, a smaller one that can fit on top of a larger one.

Completely cover the smaller star with glaze (sides and all).
After the wet glaze has sat for about 5-10 min, use a spatula to carefully remove the star from the original parchment paper, and transfer to a clean piece of parchment paper.
This helps remove some of the excess glaze pooling around the cookie.
(see photos below)





Outline and flood the larger star with red or blue glaze.



After the two sizes of cookies have dried for about 1 hour,
use a cake tester and make "stitch holes" around the edges of both.




Use the matching color of glaze for each star, pipe stitches around the edges.




Allow the cookies to dry overnight.
"Glue" the small star onto the top of the large star with extra glaze.






2016 Primitive Patriotic Decorated Cookie Collection

Seeing Stars......

I had an order for star cookies with names on them. I was able to use gold luster dust and disco dust. I wish the photo did them justice.


For a great video on applying luster dust, go here. I use almond extract instead of vodka to apply the luster dust. Then I used that same wet brush to add the disco dust randomly to the stars. You could also add the disco dust dry. 

I'm finally baking again today......so we'll have some more cookies and tutorials coming up. My house is nice and clean and I'm feeling ambitious again. I've got lots of spring ideas. Can't wait!

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