Lambeth Overpiping

This was truly a self challenge doing something I’ve been meaning to sit down and seriously try forever.  So thank you Christine and Julia ,once again for the “push”❤️!

I want to suggest to anyone trying this out when you go from your larger to your smaller tips like the PME 1 tip , thin out the icing. For those of us with Carpel tunnel it helps. 

Beautiful, Tina! And those roses are stunning 🥰

Beautiful. Lovely string work!!

So beautiful! ❤ lovely roses too.🌹🌹🌹

Heather Bruce Sosa posted:

Beautiful, Tina! And those roses are stunning 🥰

Thanks. I think I finally got the hang of doing roses. About time. 

talia posted:

Beautiful. Lovely string work!!

Thanks so much. 

Kanch J posted:

So beautiful! ❤ lovely roses too.🌹🌹🌹

Thanks so much. 

This is an exquisite cookie! I love all of the different techniques used, and that you even threw in some perfectly piped roses! I love the distressed base cookie - it really makes the white Lambeth over-piping pop! Is it iced or just painted? Thank you for the tip about thinning your icing when using smaller tips - that will definitely be a wrist-saver for many, I'm sure! Fabulous entry!

Bakerloo Station posted:

This is an exquisite cookie! I love all of the different techniques used, and that you even threw in some perfectly piped roses! I love the distressed base cookie - it really makes the white Lambeth over-piping pop! Is it iced or just painted? Thank you for the tip about thinning your icing when using smaller tips - that will definitely be a wrist-saver for many, I'm sure! Fabulous entry!

I’m so glad you like it. It’s really the first time I sat and worked Lambeth. The sites you sent us to were a big help. 

The cookie is distressed. I first painted the baked cookie brown with a very loose brown royal icing.   I  then scrapped it with my cheese grader( for lack of anything better) and lightly painted a coat of Wilton white, let that dry and again scrapped the surface. What you see is the result. 

I do decoupaged and  thought to use the same steps on the cookie as i do on wooden surfaces. And it worked. 

Tina at Sugar Wishes posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

This is an exquisite cookie! I love all of the different techniques used, and that you even threw in some perfectly piped roses! I love the distressed base cookie - it really makes the white Lambeth over-piping pop! Is it iced or just painted? Thank you for the tip about thinning your icing when using smaller tips - that will definitely be a wrist-saver for many, I'm sure! Fabulous entry!

I’m so glad you like it. It’s really the first time I sat and worked Lambeth. The sites you sent us to were a big help. 

The cookie is distressed. I first painted the baked cookie brown with a very loose brown royal icing.   I  then scrapped it with my cheese grader( for lack of anything better) and lightly painted a coat of Wilton white, let that dry and again scrapped the surface. What you see is the result. 

I do decoupaged and  thought to use the same steps on the cookie as i do on wooden surfaces. And it worked. 

What a process! It looks brilliant.

WOW!! Tina, it's such a great and fine work!!!! Beautiful job!! ❤️

~ Beautiful Work~

So lovely, Tina!

Fabulous ❣️❣️❣️

Oh Tina, @Tina at Sugar Wishes, this is magnificent work!!! Your Lambeth method piping is gorgeous and the cookie design...just WOW!!! I love the distressed surface of the cookie that really makes the beautiful roses and piping pop. Amazing work my dear friend . Hugs...❤️❤️❤️

Icingsugarkeks posted:

WOW!! Tina, it's such a great and fine work!!!! Beautiful job!! ❤️

Thank you. ❤️

yani posted:

~ Beautiful Work~

Thanks so much. ❤️

Julia M. Usher posted:

So lovely, Tina!

I really appreciate you saying so. A bit wobbly but  I was glad I pushed myself to try it. Thanks again for the opportunity to grow, even now there is still so much more to learn.  Christine really finds such excellent topics. Wish I had done all 33. 

Evelindecora posted:

Fabulous ❣️❣️❣️

I’m happy you like it. 🥰

Great job Tina

Petra Florean posted:

Great job Tina

Thank you sweetie. 

Cookies Fantastique by Carol posted:

Oh Tina, @Tina at Sugar Wishes, this is magnificent work!!! Your Lambeth method piping is gorgeous and the cookie design...just WOW!!! I love the distressed surface of the cookie that really makes the beautiful roses and piping pop. Amazing work my dear friend . Hugs...❤️❤️❤️

Your compliments always out a smile on my face.  How wonderful the world would be filled with such kindness as yours. 

Sooo lovely!

PUDING FARM posted:

Sooo lovely!

Thanks so much!

Very, very beautiful Tina!! 

Dolce Flo posted:

Very, very beautiful Tina!! 

Thanks so much. 

This is gorgeous, Tina ❤️❤️❤️! Love that background too!

swissophie posted:

This is gorgeous, Tina ❤️❤️❤️! Love that background too!

Thanks sweetie!