Japanese Cookies

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Fabulous! 

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

Fabulous! 

 

Thank you Teri! ❤️

Gorgeous work Evelin!!! I just love the variety of colors and designs in these cookies. Beautifully executed, as always

Oh my, these are all beautiful. You are seriously a fantastic designer/decorator.

I need to get back to Italy and see your work up close. Your attention to detail blows my mind. 

Wow Evelin!! These are stunning! And the perspective against your miniature set is outstanding! 

oh.  my. goodness.  These are beyond fantastic!!

Wonderful job !!!! Miniatures perfect sushi and Japanese mat detail is great, but what fascinates me is the square cookie it is shocking !!!!!! Maybe I'm wrong but..... can be it the representation of multiple and colorful layers consisting of a kimono?

Cookies Fantistique by Carol posted:

Gorgeous work Evelin!!! I just love the variety of colors and designs in these cookies. Beautifully executed, as always

Thank you Carol!!! ❤️

Joanie posted:

Oh my, these are all beautiful. You are seriously a fantastic designer/decorator.

Thank you ❤️

Ahimsa Custom Cakes posted:

I need to get back to Italy and see your work up close. Your attention to detail blows my mind. 

Hi Ahimsa! You are very welcome, if you come back to Milan don't forget to contact me ❤️

Kat Rutledge - Ibicci posted:

Wow Evelin!! These are stunning! And the perspective against your miniature set is outstanding! 

Thank you!

KellyMadeThat posted:

oh.  my. goodness.  These are beyond fantastic!!

Thanks!!!! ^^

La abuelita de las galletas posted:

Wonderful job !!!! Miniatures perfect sushi and Japanese mat detail is great, but what fascinates me is the square cookie it is shocking !!!!!! Maybe I'm wrong but..... can be it the representation of multiple and colorful layers consisting of a kimono?

Hi! Thank you very much! The little square cookie is a sushi miniature, nearby the other cookies is not very clear. That is a easier version of the other one i posted last week

Just an enormous WOW. So beautiful and utterly amazing - those teeny sushi are stunning  

Marie - LilleKageHus posted:

Just an enormous WOW. So beautiful and utterly amazing - those teeny sushi are stunning  

Hi Marie! Thank you so much ❤️

Fantastico lavoro Evelin!che colori! Che maestria qyuei minuscoli sushi. Sei indiscutibilmente brava!

Magadiuz posted:

Fantastico lavoro Evelin!che colori! Che maestria qyuei minuscoli sushi. Sei indiscutibilmente brava!

Grazie carissima! ❤️❤️❤️

evelin   cpaire  capito  capisco?      lol  ive heard  non cabisco  (not sure of this spelling)         im sure it depends on region/s                     anyway      beautifulllllll             i thought i had clicked like  then saw it wasnt clicked  then clicked again    perhaps it was liked on this page  but didnt follow over to the other page       anyway     beautifully executed          now for my gavel   bang bang  bang!      now you've gone and did   beat me to    a design       but    ahem   im going to go ahead with my thoughts   vision          and    try           and as we all know     i am not likely to succeed     hahahhahaaaa       but ima do it         anyyyyyyyhooooo!  

Evelindecora posted:

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Hi Evelin!  Could you please state which individual cookie contains at least four of the elements from the challenge list, and list those techniques/media, per the challenge rules?  Here is the rule:

1.  Create your mixed media cookie (or set) using a minimum of four (4) of the following different media/techniques. (If you make a set, not every cookie has to use all four techniques, but at least one of them must!)

• royal icing transfers
• fondant or gumpaste elements
• SugarVeil® or other edible lace elements
• sprinkles, dragées, or other storebought candies
• stenciled areas or elements
• stamped areas or elements
• wafer paper, frosting sheets, edible gold/silver leaf, or other edible paper
• homemade candy, such as melted clear mints, sugar syrup boiled to various stages, modeling chocolate, etc.
• isomalt
• luster dusts
• painted areas or elements, using extended dusts or food coloring

hand-drawn areas or elements, using edible marker

Mamma mia (espressione tipicamente italiana ) che meraviglia !!!

Bakerloo Station posted:

Evelindecora posted:

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Hi Evelin!  Could you please state which individual cookie contains at least four of the elements from the challenge list, and list those techniques/media, per the challenge rules?  Here is the rule:

1.  Create your mixed media cookie (or set) using a minimum of four (4) of the following different media/techniques. (If you make a set, not every cookie has to use all four techniques, but at least one of them must!)

• royal icing transfers
• fondant or gumpaste elements
• SugarVeil® or other edible lace elements
• sprinkles, dragées, or other storebought candies
• stenciled areas or elements
• stamped areas or elements
• wafer paper, frosting sheets, edible gold/silver leaf, or other edible paper
• homemade candy, such as melted clear mints, sugar syrup boiled to various stages, modeling chocolate, etc.
• isomalt
• luster dusts
• painted areas or elements, using extended dusts or food coloring

hand-drawn areas or elements, using edible marker

Hi!!! I hope to be clear in explaining all details ....

First cookie on the left: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, green decorscare made with an edible marker. Luster dust is on the icing transfer black 'floral decoration'.

Cookie above on the right, the fan: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, black areas are drawn with an edible marker. Luster dust on triple lines.

Sushi miniature cookie: dry luster dust on naked burlap cookie, all details are icing transfers.

Allegra Crea posted:

Mamma mia (espressione tipicamente italiana ) che meraviglia !!!

 

Ciao Allegra! Grazie ❤️

Nonna Mela posted:

Evelindecora posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

Evelindecora posted:

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Hi Evelin!  Could you please state which individual cookie contains at least four of the elements from the challenge list, and list those techniques/media, per the challenge rules?  Here is the rule:

1.  Create your mixed media cookie (or set) using a minimum of four (4) of the following different media/techniques. (If you make a set, not every cookie has to use all four techniques, but at least one of them must!)

• royal icing transfers
• fondant or gumpaste elements
• SugarVeil® or other edible lace elements
• sprinkles, dragées, or other storebought candies
• stenciled areas or elements
• stamped areas or elements
• wafer paper, frosting sheets, edible gold/silver leaf, or other edible paper
• homemade candy, such as melted clear mints, sugar syrup boiled to various stages, modeling chocolate, etc.
• isomalt
• luster dusts
• painted areas or elements, using extended dusts or food coloring

hand-drawn areas or elements, using edible marker

Hi!!! I hope to be clear in explaining all details ....

First cookie on the left: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, green decorscare made with an edible marker. Luster dust is on the icing transfer black 'floral decoration'.

Cookie above on the right, the fan: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, black areas are drawn with an edible marker. Luster dust on triple lines.

Sushi miniature cookie: dry luster dust on naked burlap cookie, all details are icing transfers.

Thanks, so it looks like the cookie on the left is the only one with 4 of the techniques on the list: handpainting, drawing, dusts, and transfer. That works for us!  Great set, as always!

Wow!

Rosanna posted:

Wow!

Julia M. Usher posted:

Evelindecora posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

Evelindecora posted:

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Hi Evelin!  Could you please state which individual cookie contains at least four of the elements from the challenge list, and list those techniques/media, per the challenge rules?  Here is the rule:

1.  Create your mixed media cookie (or set) using a minimum of four (4) of the following different media/techniques. (If you make a set, not every cookie has to use all four techniques, but at least one of them must!)

• royal icing transfers
• fondant or gumpaste elements
• SugarVeil® or other edible lace elements
• sprinkles, dragées, or other storebought candies
• stenciled areas or elements
• stamped areas or elements
• wafer paper, frosting sheets, edible gold/silver leaf, or other edible paper
• homemade candy, such as melted clear mints, sugar syrup boiled to various stages, modeling chocolate, etc.
• isomalt
• luster dusts
• painted areas or elements, using extended dusts or food coloring

hand-drawn areas or elements, using edible marker

Hi!!! I hope to be clear in explaining all details ....

First cookie on the left: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, green decorscare made with an edible marker. Luster dust is on the icing transfer black 'floral decoration'.

Cookie above on the right, the fan: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, black areas are drawn with an edible marker. Luster dust on triple lines.

Sushi miniature cookie: dry luster dust on naked burlap cookie, all details are icing transfers.

Thanks, so it looks like the cookie on the left is the only one with 4 of the techniques on the list: handpainting, drawing, dusts, and transfer. That works for us!  Great set, as always!

I forgot black sprinkles on the fan!!!

Ooh! These are so lovely!  I just finished a set of cookies based on Japanese designs as well!!  The patterns are so great to play with, aren't they?!!  Your mini sushi is perfect as well!! Swoon!!!

Evelindecora posted:

Bakerloo Station posted:

Evelindecora posted:

For Practice Bakes Perfect Challenge #14 I used these techniques: handpainting, icing transfers, black and green markers and luster dust.

Hi Evelin!  Could you please state which individual cookie contains at least four of the elements from the challenge list, and list those techniques/media, per the challenge rules?  Here is the rule:

1.  Create your mixed media cookie (or set) using a minimum of four (4) of the following different media/techniques. (If you make a set, not every cookie has to use all four techniques, but at least one of them must!)

• royal icing transfers
• fondant or gumpaste elements
• SugarVeil® or other edible lace elements
• sprinkles, dragées, or other storebought candies
• stenciled areas or elements
• stamped areas or elements
• wafer paper, frosting sheets, edible gold/silver leaf, or other edible paper
• homemade candy, such as melted clear mints, sugar syrup boiled to various stages, modeling chocolate, etc.
• isomalt
• luster dusts
• painted areas or elements, using extended dusts or food coloring

hand-drawn areas or elements, using edible marker

Hi!!! I hope to be clear in explaining all details ....

First cookie on the left: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, green decorscare made with an edible marker. Luster dust is on the icing transfer black 'floral decoration'.

Cookie above on the right, the fan: hand painting with gel colors everywhere, black areas are drawn with an edible marker. Luster dust on triple lines.

Sushi miniature cookie: dry luster dust on naked burlap cookie, all details are icing transfers.

Thank you for clarifying!

RebeccArchitect posted:

Ooh! These are so lovely!  I just finished a set of cookies based on Japanese designs as well!!  The patterns are so great to play with, aren't they?!!  Your mini sushi is perfect as well!! Swoon!!!

Thank you Rebecca! Japanese patterns are great to play with, you are right; and so relaxing to be done. I wanted to create an easy miniature cookie for group classes: this is the result; I am sure students will love drawing these patterns too. Wish me luck

hugs ^^

Evelin

As always your talent leaves me speechless. Simply stunning!

olap posted:

As always your talent leaves me speechless. Simply stunning!

Thank you Olap for your kind words! ❤️

Wonderful! I love Japanese design!

Carol-Anne posted:

Wonderful! I love Japanese design!

Thank you Carol Anne ❤️

Crisca posted:

Thank you ❤️

Very interesting and beautifully done!!!