Reply to "Vitral Stained Glass Paint"

Rachel BootheGobbler

Econlady posted:
They were a little sticky. Basically an outline was made with black icing and then filled in with colored corn syrup. Give it a try. The cookies are ugly and made many years ago, but I will attach. These days I would leave an opening and use isomalt. Do you need a picture?

Thank you. Those are beautiful! Do you know of a technique other than isomalt? I am wondering because someone who is in a facebook group I am in posted a picture of a beautiful stained glass cookie. She said that her technique was easy and allowed her to bag it and it was completely dry. Several of us have asked her how she did it and she said it is a secret, but she will give us a $100 class to show us how.

3/13/209:56 PM

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