Continuing on with the Gone Buggy Collection......
To decorate Bumble Bee Cookies you will need:
- Bee Cookies (large cutter, medium cutter, small cutter)
- Yellow 10 Second Glaze
- Black 10 Second Glaze
- White 10 Second Glaze
- Paintbrush
- Bright White Americolor Gel
- Almond Extract
Outline the head and stripes of the bee in black glaze.
Allow to dry for 20-30 minutes.
Flood black sections of be with black glaze.
Allow to dry for several hours.
Outline the rest of the bee body in yellow glaze
and the wings in white glaze.
Allow to dry for 20-30 minutes.
Flood the rest of the body in yellow glaze.
Do NOT flood the wings with glaze.
(To give them a transparent look....
we'll paint them with diluted white gel color.)
Allow the bees to dry overnight.
Add a small amount of almond extract to a
drop of Bright White Americolor gel.
Paint the entire wing with the diluted white gel.
Allow them to dry for a few hours.
Personally.....I do not like bees at all.....
unless their cookies. :)
Previous Bumble Bee Cookies:
Gone Buggy Tutorial Collection
8 comments:
LOVE, love, love the idea of painting the wing in! Thanks for always sharing your ideas through step-by-step tutorials. You are a blessing to a wannabe like me :)
The painted wings add a great effect!
Thanks for sharing this post. Great idea to decorate wings! ;-)
Pam such awesome tutorials. YOu always know how to make it so easy for us. Thank you so much for your hard work and time in photography and writing this up. I totally appreciate it. Your the best:)
Love how you made the wings, Pam!... These bugs are not bugging me... I am LOVING them all!!
These are my fav so far. They remind me of some bees made out of flowers that I saw at the Bellagio yesterday
:)
I will have to try the trick for diluting to create a transparent look. Thats really neat. Plus I love any excuse to add more almond flavoring to cookies!
Looking forward to seeing the butterflies!
Its beautiful. Thans for all
Super cute Pam! My daughter is named Mellissa which means Honeybee so I've made her lots of bee cookies over the years! Yours are adorable! Thanks for sharing!
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