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How in the world do you get such perfect symmetry in your designs? Do you use a graphic projector?

So beautiful.

Ronald Hokanson posted:

How in the world do you get such perfect symmetry in your designs? Do you use a graphic projector?

I just freehand pipe them, just lucky when they match lol Thank you 

ClassicCookies by Parr posted:

So beautiful.

Thank you

preciosas!!!!

PASTELAZO posted:

preciosas!!!!

Thank you Pastelazo

Teri, as usual you've done an amazing job creating these designs . I just love both hearts              

Sooo Beautiful and Perfect!

Gorgeous!

Cookies Fantistique by Carol posted:

Teri, as usual you've done an amazing job creating these designs . I just love both hearts              

Thank you Carol, Hugs

Stacy S posted:

Sooo Beautiful and Perfect!

Thank you so much Stacy, I appreciate!

LisaF posted:

Gorgeous!

Thank you, ty and thanks more Lisa

Ronald Hokanson posted:

How in the world do you get such perfect symmetry in your designs? Do you use a graphic projector?

other than her keen eyes and steady hands     how in the world   lol   im with you on that       isnt she fantastic        butimakeeptryingtodoherart!  hahahhaaaa

i think i have to ....  you!   hahahhaa    way fantastic        slumped in my chair  staring    wheeeeeeeeeeee

donaharrisburg posted:

i think i have to ....  you!   hahahhaa    way fantastic        slumped in my chair  staring    wheeeeeeeeeeee

ty ty ty 

donaharrisburg posted:

Ronald Hokanson posted:

How in the world do you get such perfect symmetry in your designs? Do you use a graphic projector?

other than her keen eyes and steady hands     how in the world   lol   im with you on that       isnt she fantastic        butimakeeptryingtodoherart!  hahahhaaaa

Many years of painting strokework gives me a good feel for the movement and I have practiced with a passion and I love my piping bag. Lol I am pleased you enjoy

It looks like you applied a glaze before the icing - is that true?  If so, does it dry tacky at all?

LisaF posted:

It looks like you applied a glaze before the icing - is that true?  If so, does it dry tacky at all?

The shine is from an egg wash applied to my honey gingerbread as soon as removed from the oven and no it is not tacky at all ever.

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

LisaF posted:

It looks like you applied a glaze before the icing - is that true?  If so, does it dry tacky at all?

The shine is from an egg wash applied to my honey gingerbread as soon as removed from the oven and no it is not tacky at all ever.

 

Thank you so much for sharing.  I think the glaze beneath is one of those details that seems minimal but makes such a difference in the final look. It highlights all of your gorgeous icing work. Do you use milk in your egg wash or just water?

LisaF posted:

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

LisaF posted:

It looks like you applied a glaze before the icing - is that true?  If so, does it dry tacky at all?

The shine is from an egg wash applied to my honey gingerbread as soon as removed from the oven and no it is not tacky at all ever.

 

Thank you so much for sharing.  I think the glaze beneath is one of those details that seems minimal but makes such a difference in the final look. It highlights all of your gorgeous icing work. Do you use milk in your egg wash or just water?

Thank you Lisa, I just use whole egg and 1 teaspoon water

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

LisaF posted:

Teri Pringle Wood posted:

LisaF posted:

It looks like you applied a glaze before the icing - is that true?  If so, does it dry tacky at all?

The shine is from an egg wash applied to my honey gingerbread as soon as removed from the oven and no it is not tacky at all ever.

 

Thank you so much for sharing.  I think the glaze beneath is one of those details that seems minimal but makes such a difference in the final look. It highlights all of your gorgeous icing work. Do you use milk in your egg wash or just water?

Thank you Lisa, I just use whole egg and 1 teaspoon water

 

Thanks!!!!

Beautiful!