Trees

Adorable!!!

i used three stencils for this piece.

1.wave stencil for the background, i applied few layer of airbrushed to create the depth of the field.

2. oval shape stencil - airbrushed in green to make tiny trees 

3. circle stencil - airbrushed sun at the top right corner and thick icing stencil for the round shape trees.  handpainted the tree trunk , grass , brunches and the round shape trees, finishing with luster dust using tiny round shape stencil 

Manu posted:

Adorable!!!

thank you 

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Very pretty!

Evelindecora posted:

Very pretty!

Thank you Evelyn, it doesnt turn out as my own expectation, the last layer spoiled the whole thing, i wanted to create something like oil painting effect but it ended up this way. 

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Thanks Julia, i understand that i must have causing a mess here for not knowing how to attached this. i was struggling figure out how to attach the picture to explain my method and stencil used for this cookies. 

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Thanks Julia, i understand that i must have causing a mess here for not knowing how to attached this. i was struggling figure out how to attach the picture to explain my method and stencil used for this cookies. 

No problem, but you still haven't told us the third stenciling technique you used, if you used a third. Please let us know one way or the other, so we know how to handle your entry. Please remember that to qualify for this challenge, an entry must display three different stenciling techniques.

BTW, to attach, just start typing a comment and then click on the "Add Attachments" link in the bottom right corner of the comment box (with the paper clip icon). You will then be prompted to upload a photo (or photos) attached to your comment.

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Thanks Julia, i understand that i must have causing a mess here for not knowing how to attached this. i was struggling figure out how to attach the picture to explain my method and stencil used for this cookies. 

No problem, but you still haven't told us the third stenciling technique you used, if you used a third. Please let us know one way or the other, so we know how to handle your entry. Please remember that to qualify for this challenge, an entry must display three different stenciling techniques.

BTW, to attach, just start typing a comment and then click on the "Add Attachments" link in the bottom right corner of the comment box (with the paper clip icon). You will then be prompted to upload a photo (or photos) attached to your comment.

oh.. for the third technique, i had added into my own comment above. i dusted with tiny round stencil on the icing stenciled trees. perhaps the effects is not so obviously seen. 

What a fun scene!  It almost looks like something from The Lorax!  Thank you also for clarifying all of your techniques. Glad you were able to this cookie properly entered!  

Great, makes me think of a golf course 

Bakerloo Station posted:

What a fun scene!  It almost looks like something from The Lorax!  Thank you also for clarifying all of your techniques. Glad you were able to this cookie properly entered!  

Thank you Christine, yeah.. finally. i made it.. 

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

Great, makes me think of a golf course 

thanks Teri, ah yes.. looks like the golf ball on pin..lol

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Thanks Julia, i understand that i must have causing a mess here for not knowing how to attached this. i was struggling figure out how to attach the picture to explain my method and stencil used for this cookies. 

No problem, but you still haven't told us the third stenciling technique you used, if you used a third. Please let us know one way or the other, so we know how to handle your entry. Please remember that to qualify for this challenge, an entry must display three different stenciling techniques.

BTW, to attach, just start typing a comment and then click on the "Add Attachments" link in the bottom right corner of the comment box (with the paper clip icon). You will then be prompted to upload a photo (or photos) attached to your comment.

oh.. for the third technique, i had added into my own comment above. i dusted with tiny round stencil on the icing stenciled trees. perhaps the effects is not so obviously seen. 

Sorry, I did not see your revision to your earlier comment, as I only get notified when new comments are added on a post I am following, not when someone edits a comment. Thanks for the clarification! I really like this cookie!

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Julia M. Usher posted:

Patty's Cookies posted:

Hi, Patty, I added your photo here, as the challenge requires the explanation of the cookie to be in a comment UNDER the challenge entry, not in a separate post.(Separate posting makes it much more difficult for us to review entries to see if they comply with rules and more difficult for members to associate the process used with the cookie.) For the next challenge, please be sure to follow this rule - thank you.

Also, with regard to the above image, I see that three stencils were used, but I don't see the required three stenciling techniques - I see only two: airbrushing for the trees and grass in the background and spreading of icing for the foreground trees.

PLEASE INDICATE THE THIRD TECHNIQUE YOU USED IN ORDER FOR THIS COOKIE TO QUALIFY FOR THE CHALLENGE. THANKS AGAIN!

Thanks Julia, i understand that i must have causing a mess here for not knowing how to attached this. i was struggling figure out how to attach the picture to explain my method and stencil used for this cookies. 

No problem, but you still haven't told us the third stenciling technique you used, if you used a third. Please let us know one way or the other, so we know how to handle your entry. Please remember that to qualify for this challenge, an entry must display three different stenciling techniques.

BTW, to attach, just start typing a comment and then click on the "Add Attachments" link in the bottom right corner of the comment box (with the paper clip icon). You will then be prompted to upload a photo (or photos) attached to your comment.

oh.. for the third technique, i had added into my own comment above. i dusted with tiny round stencil on the icing stenciled trees. perhaps the effects is not so obviously seen. 

Sorry, I did not see your revision to your earlier comment, as I only get notified when new comments are added on a post I am following, not when someone edits a comment. Thanks for the clarification! I really like this cookie!

Thank you so much Julia.