Knitted Valentine Koalas with Red Rose and Heart _ swissophie

So CUTE I could squeeze one!! Beautiful hand piping.

Very cute koalas! And the work itself more than amazing!!!

Hey Sophie! Each of your clips is a surprise! Those Koalas are so cute.... and amazing job like always!

WOW, what an amazing job!  

Stacy S posted:

So CUTE I could squeeze one!! Beautiful hand piping.

Thank you, Stacy!

Irina posted:

Very cute koalas! And the work itself more than amazing!!!

I appreciate your comment, Irina. Thanks much!

manu posted:

Hey Sophie! Each of your clips is a surprise! Those Koalas are so cute.... and amazing job like always!

Thanks so much, Manu!

Superb

WoWWW!

Awesome! What a fantastic job you've done. Great piping....they really look as though they've been knitted.

Unbelievable detail!!! WOW. How long did it take you to decorate these cookies? They're amazing

Remarkable!  

I'd be interested to know if there's a category specifically for this kind of knitted royal icing technique. 

One of the first things I thought when I saw these was how delightful they'd look framed in a shadow box for a nursery.  

Are these little fellows made from a single cookie cutter or did you create them by using several cutters?

As Carol wrote, "Amazing".

Pip

Beautiful!!! ��������

Can't believe these are actually cookies!  Amazing!

J. Vanner posted:

Awesome! What a fantastic job you've done. Great piping....they really look as though they've been knitted.

Thanks very much for your kind comment  !

Cookies Fantistique by Carol posted:

Unbelievable detail!!! WOW. How long did it take you to decorate these cookies? They're amazing

Thank you, Carol! It took me about 2.5 hours each.

pip posted:

Remarkable!  

I'd be interested to know if there's a category specifically for this kind of knitted royal icing technique. 

One of the first things I thought when I saw these was how delightful they'd look framed in a shadow box for a nursery.  

Are these little fellows made from a single cookie cutter or did you create them by using several cutters?

As Carol wrote, "Amazing".

Pip

Thanks so much for commenting, Pip! There doesn't seem to be a specific category, but there are plenty others they fit in . I made the "cutter" myself by cutting out the forms from a coated cardboard (like it's used for cakes etc. to repel liquids and grease), then placed them on the rolled-out dough, and cut along the forms with a sharp knife. Thanks again. Totally appreciate your compliments !

swissophie posted:

pip posted:

Remarkable!  

I'd be interested to know if there's a category specifically for this kind of knitted royal icing technique. 

One of the first things I thought when I saw these was how delightful they'd look framed in a shadow box for a nursery.  

Are these little fellows made from a single cookie cutter or did you create them by using several cutters?

As Carol wrote, "Amazing".

Pip

Thanks so much for commenting, Pip! There doesn't seem to be a specific category, but there are plenty others they fit in . I made the "cutter" myself by cutting out the forms from a coated cardboard (like it's used for cakes etc. to repel liquids and grease), then placed them on the rolled-out dough, and cut along the forms with a sharp knife. Thanks again. Totally appreciate your compliments !

You're one amazing cookier.   Pip

Wow, this is really amazing

Claudia Juarez *Cookie Engineer* posted:

Beautiful!!! ��������

Thank you, Claudia!

Cookie Me This~ Heidi posted:

Can't believe these are actually cookies!  Amazing!

Thanks so much, Heidi!

I swear you have this technique down pat! A quick look at a picture of these gorgeous cookies and one would think that you really knitted them!!! Outstanding work.

amazing execution of this technique!

Cookie Celebration posted:

I swear you have this technique down pat! A quick look at a picture of these gorgeous cookies and one would think that you really knitted them!!! Outstanding work.

Thanks a lot! I appreciate your comment very much.

OMG.. tell me these are not cookies ...LOL, beautiful 

Amazing! Such a beautiful technique!

Patty's Cookies posted:

OMG.. tell me these are not cookies ...LOL, beautiful 

 

Thanks a ton, Patty !

Evelindecora posted:

Amazing! Such a beautiful technique!

Thank you, Evelin. I very much appreciate your comment!

Espectacular !! Una obra de arte !! Te felicito !!

Fabiana posted:

Espectacular !! Una obra de arte !! Te felicito !!

Muchas gracias, Fabiana!

These are amazing and sooo cute! I am a knitter also and these are spot on with knitting.  Just wow! Brautiful work. 

Brigitte Thiele posted:

These are amazing and sooo cute! I am a knitter also and these are spot on with knitting.  Just wow! Brautiful work. 

Thank you very much, Brigitte. I truly appreciate your knitter's comment !

I admire this work.  I wish I would like to know how to achieve it!   Really  I have found nothing more hard like this.   

Mily posted:

I admire this work.  I wish I would like to know how to achieve it!   Really  I have found nothing more hard like this.   

Thank you so much, Mily! It's not hard at all, once you've got the technique. I still have to learn how to take pictures, but I will try to make a tutorial sometime, if someone else doesn't beat me to it Thanks again!

OMG! ����

Fantastic, just lovely!

How real are these! 

Very cute koalas! And the work itself more than amazing!!!

OMG these are fabulous. Great technique

Amazing!!😍