by bobbiebakes | Mar 20, 2019 | Freehand Painted, Home, Royal icing Art, Royal Icing Transfers, Uncategorized, Videos
5th Avenue’s Cracked Glaze Bride Cookie Art Lesson is just one 71 courses, that are included with your membership at 5th Avenue’s Cookie Art Academy! In this course Bobbie shares both her signature cracked glaze recipe, andย applicationย cracked glaze...
by bobbiebakes | Mar 8, 2017 | Cookies-Tutorials, Home, Royal icing Art, Royal Icing Transfers, Sugar Art-Tutorials, Tutorials, Videos
Intermediate Pipingย | Beginner Watercolor Dimensional Watercolor Harlequin Cookie Art with Bows is an intermediate dimensional piping class, and a beginner watercolor painting class The minute Bobbie found this perfume bottle cookie cutter she knew her royal icing...
by bobbiebakes | Apr 27, 2016 | Home, Royal icing Art, Royal Icing Transfers, Sugar Art-Tutorials, Tutorials, Videos
My Juliet Roses look so majestic and welcoming in my yard, I decided to create this Hand Painted Rose Plaque Cookie Art Lesson! This decorative transfer technique does not disappoint; It is original, beautiful gives such a romantic and vintage air to our cookie art!...
by bobbiebakes | Sep 30, 2015 | Cookies-Tutorials, Home, Royal Icing Transfers, Sugar Art-Tutorials, Tutorials, Videos
Halloween is probably my second favorite holiday. I love seeing the little kiddos’ costumes and watching their eyes dance as they inspect their stash! I was askedย to createย 30- 35 cookies for an elementary class’ Halloween party, I thought these spooky...
by bobbiebakes | Aug 27, 2015 | Cookies-Tutorials, Home, Tutorials, Videos
The new Minion movie describes how these adorable little goggled eye cuties began. I have seen minion backpacks, shirts, even bathing suits, the movie seems to coincide with back to school. A Minion lunchbox cookie seems to be the perfect project! I chose not to put a...
by bobbiebakes | Mar 9, 2015 | Cookies-Tutorials, Recipes, Sugar Art-Tutorials, Tutorials, Uncategorized, Videos
These cookies were inspired by an Easter card I found in my keepsake box. One of my favorite tools for inspiration are cards I have kept (I have cards going back to high school). I loved how the bunny is barely poking his head, checking the scenery! You will be amazed...
