Cookie cutter texture set

My favourite online store to buy cookie cutters from is the Cakes Cookies & Crafts Shop. They have just to mention a few things, a lovely range of cookie cutters, edible decoration, cupcake cases, the best cookie sticks because they are slightly thinner than the ones from Wilton Topsy Turvy cake and of course I had to try it out.

When I placed my last order they were so sweet to send me the new Cookie cutter texture set as well.

The set comes with three different embossing sheets. Two match the cutters shape and the last has an all-over design so it can be used for much than just cookies. Use it to emboss fondant covered cupcakes, make embossed ribbons to decorate around a cake, small fondant cut-outs, make a beautilful embossed bow or you can use it to make a sweet baby blanket if you are making a christening cake.

There are four different cookie cutter texture sets (baby onsie, heart & weddingcake).

You can paint the embossed details with soft gel colours, blossom tints or lustre dust. Just mix it with a few drops of clear alcohol and paint with a super fine paint brush. Or you can just decorate it the way you like with royal icing.

Happy caking

Louise

30 comments

Louise says:

May 6, 2009

Taryn: yes, all clear alcohol works.

Taryn says:

May 2, 2009

By clear alcohol, do you mean vodka?

Nov 19, 2008

Marilyn: There is no need for a tutorial it comes with the cutter

Tonya: Embossing is so much fun. You have to try it out.

Mette: yes it is

Adetutu & wpg: Thanks

wpg says:

Nov 15, 2008

these are beautiful, perfect for parties!

Adetutu says:

Nov 13, 2008

Thanks for themail. Thanks for all your effort in sharing great ideas with us.
Thanks for giving us links to various websites.Thanks for everything. You are appreciated.

mette says:

Nov 12, 2008

Hey Louise.
That ís my favourite shop too.

* tonya * says:

Embossing. What a fabulous idea. I’m going to have to try this … not that it will turn out nearly as well as yours. They look so yummy.

Marilyn says:

Nov 11, 2008

I wish you would do a tutorial of these cookies, thet are so pretty. Awesome job. Everything you do is nice.

Nov 10, 2008

Tia: Thats ok

FantasyLand says:

Oh my … I’m TRULY sorry … somehow I never got around to read the last paragraph that explains it all. So sorry!!

Thanx for your time in replying Louise, but what I actually wanted to know was how did you manage to have two colours on 1 cookie …? Usually with RI you colour it … but with fondant … did you paint it on? Sorry … I know, not the brightest of questions, but I cannot figure it out … TIA

It’s always nice to try out new stuff

Fondant covered cookies compared to RI cookies. Fondant dries out a bit hard so I find it best to eat the cookie within 4 days. RI is hard but crunchy when you eat it and it can last longer.

Thank you all for the comments.

Beautiful Louise and thanx for sharing! Love how you did the 2-coloured one – is it with RI?

Danielle says:

Thanks

JaLa90016 says:

Nov 9, 2008

I have the baby onesies textured set and I love it. I have used marshmallow fondant and they came out perfect. You’re cookies are beautiful. Thanks for sharring.

sugardimples says:

Everything you do is lovely. The cookies are beautiful!

laling says:

thanks for sharing, cakes cookies web page its really nice

Bonnie says:

thanks for sharing with us!! cookies look super cute!

Tash Jeffery says:

Thanks for sharing, these look great!

Gis says:

Lou, everytime I visit your blog I get so hungry!!!!
hihihi
a big hug!!!
Gis

Faccina says:

Nov 8, 2008

very cute!!

Cake Bunny says:

Adorable…as always!

My Sweet & Saucy says:

These are too cute! What a fun twist on a cake!

Anonymous says:

Hi Louise,
I was wondering if fondant dries out on cookies after decorating. I usually use royal icing and i like that it dries so that the design isn’t affected by moving and handling. so what about fondant?