How To Create Makeup For Cookie Figure

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Information technology's been so long since I posted a new tutorial! I took a footling break last week to teach a private cookie decorating grade to a couple of lovely ladies who came to visit me at my cookie studio all the way from Texas. Now I'thou back to share these fab makeup cookies with you!

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Here'due south what you lot'll need for this projection:

• Chilled sheet of scroll out cookie dough (my Orange Vanilla Spice cookie recipe is available in the tutorial store)
• Makeup cookie cutters or templates (see mine beneath)
• Flood consistency royal icing in black, greyness, white, hot pink, tan, and teal
• Medium consistency royal icing in brown
• Strong consistency majestic icing in white
• 12″ decorating numberless
• Decorating tips two and 3
• Scribe tool
• White, bronze, and gold pearl dust
• Pink color dust (matte)
• Square tip brush, soft round castor, fine tip brush
• Alcohol or flavored extract for painting with pearl grit (read this post to learn why it's best to use alcohol for painting on royal icing)
• Pigment palette or small dishes

Colors: The Wilton Color Right colour system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set.

• Teal = bluish + xanthous
• Hot pinkish = pinkish + cherry-red
• Black
• Gray = a touch of black
• Brown
• Tan = a touch of brown

Right click on the image below to salvage the templates to your reckoner so that you can print them and cutting them out. Place the templates over the chilled sheet of cookie dough and cut around them with a paring knife.

Tip: Wrap the templates in packing tape so that you tin can wipe them clean and reuse them.

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Instructions:

1. Cutting the cookies out of a chilled sheet of cookie dough using the templates provided above.

Eyeshadow Palette

1. To brand the eyeshadow palette, ice the large rectangular cookie with white flood consistency majestic icing and a decorating tip 2.
2. Utilise the scribe tool to help shape the icing. Allow the icing to dry completely.
3. Mix white and bronze pearl dust to create three unlike shades of champagne.
4. Add together a few drops of booze or flavored excerpt.
5. Apply the paint to the icing, lightest to darkest, with a soft brush.
6. Pipage an outline with black flood consistency royal icing and a decorating tip 2.
7. Use the scribe tool to aid shape the icing.
8. Eyeshadow Applicator
9. To brand the heart shadow applicator, make full in the acme portion with white flood consistency royal icing and a tip 2. Allow the icing to dry for about thirty minutes.
10. Water ice the handle with blackness flood consistency majestic icing and a tip 2. Allow the icing to dry completely.
11. Color the eyeshadow applicator with dry bronze pearl dust.

Blush Palette

1. To make a blush palette, ice the smaller rectangular cookie with pink overflowing consistency icing and a tip 2.
2. Use the scribe tool to help shape the icing. Allow the icing to dry out completely.
3. Outline the cookie with black flood consistency royal icing and a decorating tip 2.

Blush Brush

1. To brand a chroma castor, apply a small amount of brown medium consistency royal icing with a tip 2.
2. Apply a clammy square tip brush to drag the icing toward to edge.
3. Ice the handle with black flood consistency royal icing and a tip 2. Allow the icing to dry out completely.
4. Colour the border of the brush with pink dust.

Eyeliner Pencil

1. To brand an eyeliner pencil, water ice a pencil-shaped cookie with black overflowing consistency royal icing and a tip 2, leaving the tip bare.
2. Add tan flood consistency icing to the tip and apply a scribe tool to elevate the blackness icing into four points.
3. Pipage a dot of blackness icing on the very finish of the pencil and employ the scribe tool to bring it to a point.

Lipstick

1. To make the lipstick, fill in the top portion with pink flood consistency imperial icing and a tip 2. Allow the icing to dry for about 30 minutes
2. Fill in the rest with black inundation consistency regal icing and a tip 2.

Mascara

1. To brand the mascara cookie, fill up in the handle with black flood consistency royal icing and a tip 2.
2. Pipe a thin line to the tip of the cookie for the wand.
3. Use a damp square tip castor to elevate the icing out toward the edges to course the bristles on the wand.

Smash Polish

1. For the nail smoothen, make full the cookie with teal inundation consistency royal icing and at tip ii.
2. Use the scribe tool to help shape the icing. Allow the icing to dry out for about 30 minutes.
3. Fill up in the handle with black flood consistency royal icing and a decorating tip 2.

Mirror

1. To make the mirror, ice the center of the circular cookie with gray flood consistency regal icing and a tip 2.
2. Use the scribe tool to help shape the icing.
3. Pipage a few lines of white flood consistency icing while the grayness icing is still moisture. Permit the icing to dry for virtually xxx minutes.
4. Fill in the edge of the cookie with blackness flood consistency royal icing and a tip 2. Permit the icing to dry out completely.
5. Apply the scribe tool to draw 4 evenly spaced marks on the black icing. This volition be a guide for pipe the filigree design around the edge.
6. Pipe the blueprint with brown medium consistency royal icing and a tip ii. Let the icing to dry for about 30 minutes.
7. Paint the brown icing with a mixture of gilt pearl grit and booze or flavored extract,
8. Pipe a pearl edge with white stiff consistency purple icing and a tip 3. Allow the icing to dry for about 30 minutes.
9. Pigment the white icing with a mixture of white pearl dust and alcohol or flavored extract.

Paint a gilded stripe to the black icing on the rest of the cookies.

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Click on the images below for more than cookie projects!

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Source: https://www.sweetambs.com/tutorial/makeup-cookies/

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