A Bright Experience with Mini Bows

Thank you for extending the end date on the challenge as I had been hoping to participate but had some other timely work that took presedence.

For me, this turned out to be a challenge in dimensional piping.    Not having much experience in dimensional RI piping I learned that I needed to re-mix and add water to my fill (non-outline) consistency icing after having stepped away for a decent break.

I started out with a non-tipped bag for the outline consistency, then moved to a size 2 tip, and ended up with a 1.5 tip refusing to try out a 1 tip.  This clip contains all of those variations.

Thank you @Delorse, @Manu biscotti decorati, and @Julia M. Usher for hosting this Cookie Connection Challenge!

They look great with all of the various tip sizes you used! Congrats!

What a wonderful bow selection and color choice, @EAC ! I like that you used different bow designs using the same cookie shape. I echo Julia - you did a wonderful job with all the different sizes of tips and I am glad you tried and found your favorite one. I love the backdrop choice and how you nailed the color of your icing to match it! Thanks so much for finding the time to participate in the challenge!

Very beautiful bows dear  @EAC

You nailed these bows. Beautiful.

@Former Member posted:

This small bow looks so cute. Can you make a tutorial video?

The basis for most of these bows was the tutorial provided for our Challenge #58 (by Delorse Swords) that can be found behind pink links in this blog post (https://cookieconnection.julia...s-with-delorse-sword). It is a pay-to-view tutorial. We don't typically ask members to create free tutorials for other members primarily because tutorials often require a ton of work. But perhaps @EAC will be able to offer you some quick tips here in the comments. I recommend you check out the video behind the link, however.