My cookies are all wet-on-wet except the window frame (the girl cookie) and snow.
Dark color background and light color Rudolf was quite a challenge. This cookie is bigger than other cookies and I needed to work really quick. If I add lots of light colors, the Rudolf gets fatter and fatter, so I add brown color again to make him handsome.
The girl cookie: I made the room part (square part) then outside of the room.
Santa cookie: I made Santa part first, then brick part.
I wish I could show how I made my cookies but I am afraid while I take photos royal icing starts drying.
Wow, how amazingly funny and well done! Great job, Ryoko!
Hi Zara! This one was really difficult and very challenging. Can you imagine that I made a pose in front of mirror like this Santa for my sketch? and how my husband looked at me?
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Ryoko ~Cookie Ave. posted:
carouselselsel posted:
Wow, how amazingly funny and well done! Great job, Ryoko!
Hi Zara! This one was really difficult and very challenging. Can you imagine that I made a pose in front of mirror like this Santa for my sketch? and how my husband looked at me?
Wow, how amazingly funny and well done! Great job, Ryoko!
Hi Zara! This one was really difficult and very challenging. Can you imagine that I made a pose in front of mirror like this Santa for my sketch? and how my husband looked at me?
Wow, how amazingly funny and well done! Great job, Ryoko!
Hi Zara! This one was really difficult and very challenging. Can you imagine that I made a pose in front of mirror like this Santa for my sketch? and how my husband looked at me?
Fabulous @Ryoko ~Cookie Ave.!! What a wonderful set and such a challenging entry for this Challenge!! Don't know if I'd be up to tackling such a detailed project using the wet-on-wet technique but you did an awesome job . Great idea to make the ghost as a transfer as I think that would help with giving you a little more time for creating the details. Love it!! ❤️❤️
Fabulous @Ryoko ~Cookie Ave.!! What a wonderful set and such a challenging entry for this Challenge!! Don't know if I'd be up to tackling such a detailed project using the wet-on-wet technique but you did an awesome job . Great idea to make the ghost as a transfer as I think that would help with giving you a little more time for creating the details. Love it!! ❤️❤️
You are THE BEST cookie story teller, @Ryoko ~Cookie Ave.! I LOVE this witty little Christmas scene. Thank you for your explanation of your process. I felt like I was right there with you during the process. I noted especially your comment: "I wish I could show how I made my cookies but I am afraid while I take photos royal icing starts drying." This is SO true! Perhaps for this challenge, you needed to have a video of your process instead of photos! (I would have loved to have seen that, by the way!) As for these cookies, I think it was clever to stack two cookies for extra dimension, and I like how you made wet-on wet royal icing transfers. That definitely would help buy some extra decorating time in a scene as complex and detailed as this one. Clever, as always!
You are THE BEST cookie story teller, @Ryoko ~Cookie Ave.! I LOVE this witty little Christmas scene. Thank you for your explanation of your process. I felt like I was right there with you during the process. I noted especially your comment: "I wish I could show how I made my cookies but I am afraid while I take photos royal icing starts drying." This is SO true! Perhaps for this challenge, you needed to have a video of your process instead of photos! (I would have loved to have seen that, by the way!) As for these cookies, I think it was clever to stack two cookies for extra dimension, and I like how you made wet-on wet royal icing transfers. That definitely would help buy some extra decorating time in a scene as complex and detailed as this one. Clever, as always!
Thank you, Christine. Taking video what I do..... just to imagine that makes me nervous I usually don't do wet on wet this much, it was fun to know that I can do something with that technique. Thank you for this challenge.
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