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Another take on Rapunzel 1A

Galletita Dulce 5/2/146:03 PM

Another take on Rapunzel 1A

It has been a "Tangled" month! Just finished this set today.

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Michelle west SionSuper Gobbler

OO I love her

5/2/148:32 PM

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

Pretty - wondering where the edible papers are on this image?

5/3/145:18 PM

Galletita DulceGnosher

Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:

Pretty - wondering where the edible papers are on this image?

Hi Julia! I used the edible paper as an outline for the character (as I don't have a projector). I just made an outline of the character on the wafer paper with an edible marker. After baking the cookie, I placed a fine layer of RI so the paper had something to stick to (with corn syrup). Let it "dry" and then "filled" the lines with RI in the correspondent color. Then, I did the detailing freehanded.

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

Originally Posted by Galletita Dulce:

Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:

Pretty - wondering where the edible papers are on this image?

Hi Julia! I used the edible paper as an outline for the character (as I don't have a projector). I just made an outline of the character on the wafer paper with an edible marker. After baking the cookie, I placed a fine layer of RI so the paper had something to stick to (with corn syrup). Let it "dry" and then "filled" the lines with RI in the correspondent color. Then, I did the detailing freehanded.

So the paper is under all the icing?

Galletita DulceGnosher

Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:

Originally Posted by Galletita Dulce:

Originally Posted by Julia M. Usher:

Pretty - wondering where the edible papers are on this image?

Hi Julia! I used the edible paper as an outline for the character (as I don't have a projector). I just made an outline of the character on the wafer paper with an edible marker. After baking the cookie, I placed a fine layer of RI so the paper had something to stick to (with corn syrup). Let it "dry" and then "filled" the lines with RI in the correspondent color. Then, I did the detailing freehanded.

So the paper is under all the icing?

Yes! just used as one step in the decorating process

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