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Thank you so much!! It’s so amateur, but it reminds how I did them so I can remember how to do it again!!! Thanks again!!!

Wafer paper, papel de arroz

Actualamente wafer paper es de papa

Hi! I just drew it, I think you could screenshot it and copy it. Thank you for the compliment!!!

@@neocookiemom it is precious!

You can use a piece of tissue paper, go over the print with a food coloring marker. The ink will go through enough so you can see it to trace

@@neocookiemom Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you!!

I buy most of my cookie cutters from Etsy.

I froze it to get it out of the mold and then I baker it but I did see a video of someone baking in the mold.

🙏 gracias

I use a AAXA pico projector found it on Amazon. It’s pretty good!

I am using gold luster dust from truly mad plastics, an online store

In this video I am using a brush that wilton sells in a set, it is the blunt second largest brush in the set

I just saw the set available on Amazon for $8

Sorry, I do not…. Maybe check Etsy.com, they have a lot of ranted cookiers there!

Thanks!!

You know… I have no idea, I would say may a 3-7 days…. But I am not sure. Some websites say to keep in air tight dry cool areas for storage. But chocolate is funny, I tried to use some chocolate morsels that might have been a month old but it failed to keep the right consistency.

@@neocookiemom ok thank you. I might try to see what happens and I'll let you know my experience with it lol

Thank you so much!!! You are very kind!! I’ll try to post more, my daytime job keeps me busy, I typically post these videos to archive my projects, brainstorming ideas. I’m so glad you will be watching!

Thank you!!

I actually used a pico projector to project the words onto the cookie. I bought one on Amazon for about $100. I use it a lot! You could also use tissue paper and use a food coloring marker to write the word as the ink bleeds through onto the cookie. Sweetambs has a few videos on how to do it.

I used a projector. You could also use tracing paper and write over it with a food color marker

I answered your question twice, forgot I answered it earlier!!

Absolutely, please, I am flattered!!!

@@neocookiemom Thank you so much 🤗❣️

Pico projector, Aaxa... I got it on amazon

thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Be sure to let me know if it works for you!

@@neocookiemom Will do! I'm going to try it this weekend.

Thank you!!

I use vodka because it’s handy for the reason you mentioned, it dries fastest without melting the icing. Thank you! I’m really not a genius....

I think for different temperatures, you will get different lengths of time, I was able to keep this icing wet for over 4 minutes. Try it and let me know how it worked for you. Remember that the icing will be more gooey, but it should level out with some bouncing. Check out my kangaroo cookie tutorial.

That’s strange. Maybe dilute the food coloring with more vodka or try a different brand of gel food color. Hope this helps!

Thank you!!!

Mix 5 Tbs meringue powder to about a half cup water and then add One 32 oz bag of confectioners sugar, 3tsp of flavoring oil free (lorann emulsified oil free flavors. Mix and keep adding water. Haniela has a great video on how to thin icing to the right consistency. If that doesn’t work try icing a frozen cookie. The icing will take longer to set. Good luck!!!

Thank you! And thank you for watching my video!!

Thank you!! I get my stencils from Etsy, I think this one is the moon dust stencil large damaske! I also get cookie stencils from cookiecountess.com and then killerzebras has amazing ones too. Thank you for watching my video!

@@neocookiemom I’m going to look that up! I saved this video in my archives. Really incredible! ❤️

truly mad plastics, gold luster dust, mix it with vodka to make a paint.

Thank you, I don't really promote my videos, but they are here if you need to watch!!

That’s awesome!! Hope all goes well! If I can do it, you can too!

I eat it, I don’t use a lot, just used an eighth of a teaspoon in about 1.5 c sugar, and use the gold luster dust to jazz up the shine