Wedgwood Jasperware was the inspiration for one of my very first (and still favorite) cookie designs when I started decorating.
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The roses and cameos on these cookies are made from fondant while the rest of the details were piped in royal icing.
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Here's a little tutorial on using silicone molds with fondant. I make my own molds using Amazing Mold Putty. For a great tutorial on how to make your own molds, visit Pam's blog at Cake Ball Love.
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The mold I'm using here is a rose. I put a little bit of shortening in the mold before pressing the fondant into it.
...These molds are flexible, so once you've pressed the fondant in, you can just pop it right out.
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I made the tiny rose by filling just the center of the mold with fondant. I attached the roses using a small dab of icing on the back.
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The brush embroidered leaves were piped with a tip 1. For a tutorial on brush embroidery, visit my video tutorial shop.
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Visit my new website at www.sweetambs.com for more cookie decorating tutorials.
Seriously!? Everything you do is perfection! :)
ReplyDelete110% agreeing with Jennifer! Each time I look at your cookies, it just took my breath away!
ReplyDelete110% agreeing with Jennifer! Each time I look at your cookies, it just took my breath away! Your work is simply out of this world Amber!
ReplyDeleteWOW... too beautiful to get eaten. I've been following your blog for awhile, always speechless when I see your beautiful art work. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and your art. It's truly inspirational. Do you wait till the fondant dry up/harden before you package the cookie?
ReplyDeleteThank you Carmie!! Yes, I let the fondant dry overnight before packaging the cookies
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, Amber--wow! So nice of you to share how you did them.
ReplyDeleteI love how this technique looks. I'm really curious how the fondant dries on the cookie. Does it get very hard, or does the royal help it to retain some moisture, aka chew-ability?
ReplyDeleteI love the way this technique looks. I'm curious, how does the fondant dry on the cookie? Does it get pretty hard, or does the royal help it to retain some of it's moisture...aka chew-ability?
ReplyDeleteThank you Michele! The fondant stays somewhat soft, but it's hard enough to survive shipping.
DeleteAmber, I knew your work was amazing but you just don't stop surprising us! These are lovely, thank you!
ReplyDeletethese are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThese are still some of my very favorites. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Blog!
ReplyDeleteLovely work! They look amazing.
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Your cookies are always gorgeous! I love your style!
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Oh wow! Thanks for the shout out! Xo!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Pam! I use the same product for mold making, so your tutorial went perfectly with this one!!
DeleteGreat work! Congratulations from Turkey
ReplyDeleteCiao Amber! bellissime le tue creazioni! ma utilizzi la resina bicomponente per creare i tuoi stampi?.
ReplyDeleteGrazie Francesca
Ciao Amber sono bellissime le tue creazioni, ma utilizi la resina bicomponente per creare i tuoi stampi?.
ReplyDeleteGrazie Francesca
Holy cow, these are absolutely gorgeous! I am completely, utterly, head-over-heels in love. Expect a proposal by the end of the week. (I assume a candy ring will suffice?)
ReplyDeleteA candy ring will do just fine!! :)
Deleteyou'd do wedgwood proud. have to tried working w/ the company?
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