Painting on Cookies | Valentine's Day Cookies (Cookie Art Club Premium Tutorial)

Painting on cookies - A set of heart shaped cookies decorated with red royal icing and hand painted black roses. The cookies have a black brush embroidered and beaded border around the edges. They are on a white rectangular platter on a black background.

Painting on cookies takes some practice, but it's so much fun to do! Watch my video tutorial and get the supply list to recreate these beautiful cookies for Valentine's Day (or any time of year!).

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Painting on cookies - A close up of a set of heart shaped cookies decorated with red royal icing and hand painted black roses. The cookies have a black brush embroidered and beaded border around the edges. They are on a white rectangular platter on a black background.

Read this post to learn more about painting with food coloring on royal icing.

Here are the supplies you'll need for painting on cookies

  • Chilled sheet of cookie dough
  • Heart cookie cutter 
  • Royal icing
  • Scribe tool
  • Decorating tips 2 and 3
  • 2 Decorating bags
  • 2 Bag Ties
  • 2 Couplers
  • Chefmaster Coal Black Food Coloring
  • Chefmaster Super Red Food Coloring
  • Black color dust (I’m using Crystal Colors brand from sugarpaste.com)
  • Paint palette or small dishes
  • Thin artist brush
  • Square tip decorator brush (I’m using the one from the Wilton 5 piece set)
  • Vodka or grain alcohol for painting (I’m using Devils Spring 151 proof vodka)

Read my Ultimate Guide To Royal Icing to learn all about royal icing consistencies.

Painting on cookies - A close up of a set of heart shaped cookies decorated with red royal icing and hand painted black roses. The cookies have a black brush embroidered and beaded border around the edges. They are on a white rectangular platter on a black background.

See my tips on how to make black royal icing.

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