How to Paint Cookies with Water - Easy party activity

Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Have a happy birthday! Today's tutorial is dedicated to my friend Haniela Happy birthday Hani! Here are some hippos for you! I first saw this stencil Semi-Sweet Mikes blog he made some awesome Valentine's Day cookies and I had a brainstormed and I needed to go out and buy it, it is somewhat pricey as far as stencils go. But if this work it could be lots of fun all we need is the hole section, and I'm going to be placing my template on it. I'm going to tape it to secure it in place and now we're going to use this to airbrush the cookie, this technique is going to work better if you use colors that complement each other, mixing airbrush colours can be tricky if the colours don't complement each other you will get a muddy colour Let's say you were to use brown and blue just wouldn't work. But purple and blue that works pink and purple also good. I am covering my whole cookie with the stencil I have the paper to shield the rest to the cookie from the overspray Now what we're gonna do is we're gonna cut the template up. We will use these parts to protect our pink base colour areas from the second colour. Now I'm going to reposition these portions of my template to mask the areas I wish to keep in my base colour. you can just with a little tape just secure them once you've done the first color The paper is actually sticking to the hairbrush residue but if you want to be sure they don't move use a little tape. now his toes Now my second layer stencil is ready for the second colour. This will shield or protect the first colour Now I'm going to reposition the stencil don't really worry about that the dots lining up worry more about the hippo parts lining up making sure that like his feet and his the belly area are in the right place. Now for the second colour I'm using purple. I'm gonna be using my KopyKake to transfer the design. If you want to know about a KopyKake you can click the hippo for that video. I had photocopied my hippo before I had cut him up and now I'm going to project him onto the cookie. I'm trying to transfer that projected image onto my cookie but I can see it warped during baking. I'll have to move it around to get the template to fit I'm starting with his or her nose. I don't know if you can see the projected line but it's there now the nostrils now a few little hairs and the teeth now we can finish the jaw Now I'll move it up a little bit for the foot to line up some wrinkles and toes and we're gonna move the cookie working on the hind leg now the tail is resting on the hind quarters now we'll close up the belly adjusting the position again around the eye & ears, both of them and the other eyebrow and eyes The dots make it a bit tricky to see the design I forgot the back toes And there it is Closing music track