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Spring Woodland Decorated Cookie Collection

Tree Trunk Slice Decorated Cookie (Tutorial)






Tree trunk slice cookies are super easy and add such realism to a rustic woodland cookie collection.


Using chocolate cookie dough, cut out a rough round-ish cookie.
Using the edge of the cutter and a cake tester,
rough up the edges of the cookie to resemble wood bark.
(see photo below)


Bake and cool cookies as normal.

Outline and flood the center of the cookies with beige glaze.


After approximately 2 hours of dry time, 
use smaller concentric circle cutters to impress ring lines into the middle of the circle.
(see photo below)


Dry overnight.

Brush dry caramel luster dust over the surface of the glaze to accentuate the texture.



2016 Easter & Spring Decorated Cookie Collection

Shabby Chic Autumn Flower Cookie (Tutorial)






Here's a little different take on a sunflower cookie.

Now that the wood plank effect is all the craze, it seemed like it would make a good flower center.



Outline and flood the center of a sunflower cookie with white glaze.


Give the cookie about two hours of dry time
 before adding some lines and texture to give it a wood plank look.



Outline and flood the petals with glaze.
Add some wet-on-wet polka dots if desired.
(see photo below)


Add an outline around the edge of the flower center.


Dry overnight.

Brush caramel and light brown petal dusts onto the entire cookie to add some character.







Autumn 2015 Cookie Collection

Rustic Autumn Cookie Collection

Autumn Wood Fence Cookies (Tutorial)






These something so quaint about including a simple fence with autumn cookies.
And the cookies are fairly easy to decorate and assemble.


Cut long rectangle cookies (1"x5" in photo below) and use a star cutter to angle the top of each post.
(see photo below)

Also cut some smaller long thin rectangles to be the horizontal connecting pieces.
(My cutter is 3/4" x 4".)



After the cookies are baked and cooled, outline and flood the cookies with white glaze.

Allow the glaze to dried for a couple of hours, and then use various tools to 
make random lines, knots, holes, and roughness over the entire cookie.
(See photo below)


Dry overnight.

Using a large fluffy brush (like a makeup brush),
 apply various brown petal dusts to the cookies.

My favorite colors: caramel (all time fave!), chocolate brown, and deep brown.


If you'd prefer a white fence, brush on some black and/or silver dusts.







Autumn 2015 Cookie Collection
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