A Slightly Different Take On The Car Cookie
These Honda logos are my version of the car cookie. I thought about making cookies that actually looked like a car, but these are more my style!
After driving my 2001 Honda Accord for 13 years, I finally traded it in for a new Civic. Since I graduated high school, I took my Accord (or my Accord took me, I should say) from New York to Florida, back to New York and then to Atlanta, from Atlanta back to New York, from New York to Chicago and back to New York again. So, it didn’t surprise me when I got emotional leaving Hamby (my Accord had a name) in the car graveyard waiting to be sold for parts :*( I made these car cookies in honor of Hamby and also in celebration of my shiny new Civic, yet to be named. 
The pattern transfer technique used for these Honda cookies can be used for almost any logo or monogram. Read this post for more information on how it’s done. Here’s what you’ll need for this project:
After driving my 2001 Honda Accord for 13 years, I finally traded it in for a new Civic. Since I graduated high school, I took my Accord (or my Accord took me, I should say) from New York to Florida, back to New York and then to Atlanta, from Atlanta back to New York, from New York to Chicago and back to New York again. So, it didn’t surprise me when I got emotional leaving Hamby (my Accord had a name) in the car graveyard waiting to be sold for parts :*( I made these car cookies in honor of Hamby and also in celebration of my shiny new Civic, yet to be named. 
The pattern transfer technique used for these Honda cookies can be used for almost any logo or monogram. Read this post for more information on how it’s done. Here’s what you’ll need for this project:- Roll out cookie dough (my Orange Vanilla Spice cookie recipe is available in my tutorial shop)
- Flood consistency royal icing
- Medium consistency royal icing
- Scribe tool
- Edible ink marker
- Tissue paper
- Round decorating tip numbers 1 and 2
- Gold pearl dust
- Alcohol or flavored extract to paint with the gold pearl dust (read this post for more information on painting with pearl dust including a link to alternatives to alcohol)
- Paint palette or small dish for mixing
- Small brush (such as the round tip brush in this Wilton set)
- Pink = Wilton aster mauve from the garden tone set
- Blue = Wilton delphinium blue from the garden tone set
- Green = Wilton juniper green from the garden tone set
- Brown = Americolor chocolate brown + Wilton juniper green
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