When I was little, I loved drawing pictures of big fancy dresses with draping fabric, which resembled those worn by Disney princesses like Belle and Cinderella. These pearl cookies are my grown-up, toned down version of those extravagant pieces.
Here's what you'll need for this project:
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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)
- 3" round cookie cutter (such as the one in this Ateco set)
- Flood consistency royal icing in beige
- Medium consistency royal icing in beige and brown
- Stiff consistency royal icing in white
- Scribe tool
- Round decorating tips 1, 3 and 12
- Bronze pearl dust
- White pearl dust
- Small brush (size 2/0 liner)
- Alcohol or flavored extract
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May God bless you !
You have such a beautiful talent
I love your work 🙂
Hello!
You really do such amazing things and I love to rummage through your blog. There are so wonderful ideas and inspirations - thank you very much for sharing them with me! 🙂
Best wishes from
Britta from Cologne
Thank you so much, Britta! I'm glad you've been enjoying my blog!
Absolutly stunning...so looking forward to meeting you at the cookie con 🙂 it will be an honor 🙂
Gorgeous as always 🙂
These are gorgeous cookies! I really do think they look like ball gowns!!
Muy bello el trabajo. Gracias
I love your work! I'm just getting started and have shown me do much. I wish you can do a class in beautiful Southern California.
Thank you, Maria! I hope I can come there to teach one day!
Beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Want to make these soon.
Son espectaculares!!! Como todo tu trabajo!! Me encantan (i love them)!! Besos.
😀 Thanks, Esther!!
These are just gorgeous, Amber!! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
Thank you, Vicki!!
u work is beautiful
Thanks!!