Musical Notes

These are royal icing needlepoint cookies

Sweet Prodigy

royal icing sugar cookies gel colors pme pipping tip #1 piping bag sweet prodigy royal icing piping music music notes decorated cookies cookie art sugar cookies needlepoint needlepoint cookies royal icing needlepoint black and white

7 Comments

Floralilie commented almost 8 years ago

Wow! Amazing! ♥

Floralilie Sugar Art

Teri Pringle Wood commented almost 8 years ago

Fabulously fantastic and beautiful

Teri Pringle Wood

jen lofthouse commented almost 8 years ago

oh these must have taken hours i really would love to try this any tips for beginners would be really appreciated :)

jenny,thirsk north yorkshire,http://www.darrowbycakes.co.uk

Evelindecora commented almost 8 years ago

Fabulous set! I love it ❤

Calli Creations commented almost 8 years ago

Wow, superb detailing

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Sweet Prodigy commented almost 8 years ago

Thank you!

Sweet Prodigy

Sweet Prodigy commented almost 8 years ago

Jenny, for my needlepoint cookies (and all my linework), I like to use a PME tip #1. I use a medium/stiff consistency, and I pipe away from me (bottom to top, not side to side) to get a straight line. The beads (dots) should be stiff enough to hold their shape without forming a peak. And I pipe the white dots first because it’s easier to correct any mistakes when the beads are the same color as the grid. There is a video on my IG page (@sweet_prodigy) that shows how I pipe lines (sorry, it’s not the best video). I hope this helps.

Sweet Prodigy