Stained Glass Christmas Cookies
Ready for a fun and easy project? Simply stencil the pattern in black Royal Icing, then paint the colors in with a mixture of Petal dust and cooking oil.
Here we used this technique for Stained Glass Christmas Cookies, but we also have links below to browse tons of different designs. Pick one (or a few) and start hand painting your little heart out. Notice the cookie flooding technique we use here... super easy! Ok... enough talk, let's watch:
We painted the cookies with a mixture of Petal Dust and Cooking oil to give it a water-color look, but if you want the painting to dry faster, mix it with any Activator, or just use our ECG Incredible paints thinned with a bit of Poppy Paint Thinner too keep that watercolor look. You can also leave the cookies unpainted and bring a set of edible markers with you to the Christmas Party to keep the kids at bay while you have yourself a Merry old time!
Here's the stuff you need, but be sure to check the links below for more options!
