Make and shake! Today I’m helping Etch A Sketch celebrate National Etch A Sketch Day and the release of their new products The Freestyle and The Joystick. Join in the celebrations by sharing a video of yourself shaking your etch and use the hashtag #ShakeYourEtch for a chance to win the new products! For even more fun, check out their free app here: http://po.st/X3At3c

Here’s what you’ll need to make a Classic Etch A Sketch Cookie:

• Roll-out cookie dough (use your favorite recipe or get mine in the tutorial shop)
• A paring knife to cut the Etch A Sketch cookie
• Flood consistency royal icing – for the red and gray base layer
• Medium consistency royal icing – for the Etch A Sketch logo
• Small decorating bags
• Decorating tip 1 – for the Etch A Sketch logo and hashtag
• Decorating tip 2 – for the knobs
• Decorating tip 3 – to flood the base layer
• Scribe tool
• Gold pearl dust – to paint the logo
• Alcohol for painting with pearl dust (Why? Read this)
• Paint palette or small dishes for mixing paint
• Brushes
• Colors: The Wilton Color Right color system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set of cookies

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When I’m not decorating cookies, you’ll find me painting or drawing during my downtime. My current project is an agate-inspired acrylic painting, which I’ll share on Instagram when I’m finished! Scroll down for the video tutorial on how to create these art supply cookies.—

Here’s what you’ll need for this project:

• Roll-out cookie dough (use your favorite recipe or get mine in the tutorial shop)
• Art supply cookie templates (see below)
• Flood consistency royal icing
• Medium consistency royal icing
• Small decorating bags
• Decorating tip 1
• Decorating tip 2
• Scribe tool
• Silver pearl dust
• Black pearl dust
• Alcohol for painting with pearl dust (Why? Read this)
• Paint palette or small dishes for mixing paint
• Brushes
• Colors: The Wilton Color Right color system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set of cookies

Right-click on the template to save it to your computer and print it out. 

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Watch the video for the instructions on how to decorate these art supply cookies:

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Want to learn more about decorating cookies with royal icing? Sign up for my online class!

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Click on the images below for more cookie projects.

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My friend Tollie and I met last year while I teaching in Barcelona at El món dolç de Claudia. Originally from the midwest, she was living in Spain for the winter and decided to sign up for my cookie decorating class! We’ve kept in touch since then, and after months of talking about it, we’ve finally collaborated on a cookie project. Tollie (known as SweetsAndSoirees on Instagram) is a talented cookie decorator whose Instagram feed is full of bright colors and fun designs. You can see her painted version of our Rainbow Print Zebra cookies here. 

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My take on this design is done using the wet-on-wet technique. Scroll down for the supply list and video tutorial.

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Here’s what you’ll need to make these rainbow zebra print cookies:

• Roll-out cookie dough (use your favorite recipe or get mine in the tutorial shop)
• Round cookie cutter
• Flood consistency royal icing
• Stiff consistency royal icing
• Small decorating bags
• Decorating tip 1
• Decorating tip 2
• Decorating tip 3
• Scribe tool
• Colors: The Wilton Color Right color system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set of cookies

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Click on the images below for more cookie projects!                              

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For the past few weeks, I’ve been cutting my cookie dough scraps into these jewel shapes and saving the raw cutouts in the freezer. As you might already know by reading my cookie dough blog post, I don’t like to re-roll my dough scraps more than once, so making these rainbow jewel cookies is a great way to use leftovers! 

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Here’s what you’ll need to make these Rainbow Jewel Cookies:

• Roll out cookie recipe (use your favorite or get mine in the tutorial shop)
• Paring knife to cut cookies
• Flood consistency royal icing
• Stiff consistency royal icing
• Edible Adhesive for glazing
• 12″ piping bags
• Decorating tip 2
• Scribe tool
• Brush
• Colors: The Wilton Color Right color system was used to create all of the icing colors in this set of cookies

Watch the video below for the decorating instructions:

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Want to learn more about decorating cookies with royal icing? Sign up for my online class!

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