Reply to "What Brushes Do You Use for Painting Cookies?"

Originally Posted by jennabea:

I like using soft bristle brushes, no particular brand, synthetic or natural. The technique I use in painting cookies is so similar to china/ porcelain painting which also requires a fine soft bristle to make smooth strokes and allow for nice blending of colors. A brush that maintains it's form is also good. FYI, a nice way to check a brush for that is dip it in water and flick the brush against your hand to shake off the water...if it held that perfect form, it's a nice brush! Hope this is helpful.

By the way....Kim's work has been a real inspiration for me to pursue cookie painting.

12/27/139:59 AM

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