How to Stamp and Stencil a Cookie (aka Rose Lattice Cookie)

You asked! And this is my answer! After posting my cookie wedding cake box project a few weeks ago, I received loads of questions about how I made the rose lattice cookies that form its sides. In this video, I explain it all - from stamping the roses, to giving them color with painting and dusting, to stenciling and applying the finishing beadwork, Enjoy! And please feel free to send me suggestions for new videos at any time!

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What kind of plastic do you used to mask the cookie?

I must try the bead part,  I really don't like to spend hours gluing very small beads with piping gel.

Oh, yeah, horrible to spend time gluing beads or to tap down peaks with a brush. If the consistency of the icing is just right, there should be no need to do either.

I used Glad Press'n Seal, because it's more sticky than normal plastic wrap. So it's less likely to shift under the stencil. But I understand it can be harder to find in some parts of the world. Normal plastic wrap can also work; you just have to be more careful to make sure it does not shift while you're working.

I like the way you did the outside beads.  I will try that on a cookie I am designing for a grand opening.  Thanks!

You're welcome!