So after Cookie Con in Salt Lake City, I decided I needed an airbrush. After all, what was I going to do with all the stencils I bought! This is the new thing in cookies for sure. I wish it was as simple as just buying it, however! I had to find it in stock, order some airbrush colors, make a gizmo for my stencils (it's a technical thing), and then practice. So I took out every baked cookie in my freezer and gave them a basic base coat. Then I dug around in my scrapbooking box (I have ZERO finished scrapbooks mind you, but all the stuff!), cookie convention folders and the art bin and I found all kinds of cool stencils. So I loaded the airbrush and went to town. This is fun! And my hairdresser was delighted to receive all those random cookie shapes!
Then I took out my blank Easter bunnies and iced and stenciled them too! My family oohed and ahhed over them, and the truth is, they were ridiculously easy! Finally, I was lucky enough to have a friend working on her granddaughter's birthday favors, and they were Doc McStuffin themed which meant...chevron stencil!
I don't make character cookies (unless it's was for a display at Williams Sonoma like Sesame Street or Star Wars) so I went with the chevrons and a 3, which worked well with the invites. Baby shower...okay, stencil! Grad party....woohoo, stencil! Truthfully, I have airbrushed everything!
Even a baby shower, and they were just the perfect sheen under the lettering. I am so happy with this thing, I can't wait to make more cookies. I am hosting a political fundraiser this weekend and am looking for a star stencil that fills my need! What are you waiting for....bake and airbrush!!!
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