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I have to say that these character cookies were the hardest thing i have come accross since i started cookie decorating. Not only they were quite detailed, creating their faces from icing were the most challenging thing of all. This is the first set of cookies that i found myself cursing and even vowing that i will never make them again! LOL
So I was asked to make Toy Story cookies for a 1st Birthday party. I didn't think it was gonna be a problem until i started decorating them and wow...i really struggled with Woody's cookies.
I think i finally found my arch enemies...character cookies with detailed faces! I dont mind making the cute character with simple faces, but these guysadont think i'll ever want to make these again. :P
So I was asked to make Toy Story cookies for a 1st Birthday party. I didn't think it was gonna be a problem until i started decorating them and wow...i really struggled with Woody's cookies.
I think i finally found my arch enemies...character cookies with detailed faces! I dont mind making the cute character with simple faces, but these guysadont think i'll ever want to make these again. :P
So creating Woody was a slow process, I added bit by bit and i didn't get a chance to take all the step by step process as I was cursing along the way lol but i did take the start, middle & finished photo just to show you a brief process :)
All of these characters were created in a very similar process:
All of these characters were created in a very similar process:
- Draw the outline of the character's face on the cookie with an edible marker to give you guidelines.
- If you want the cookies to have background details you can airbrush stars into the base icing. If you dont own an airbrush then just leave the background icing colour as it is.
- Start with one main area, for Woody we started with his face, let it dry and then add his hat, hair & scarf.
- Then add his shirt by piping yellow icing and add the red stripes by using a red edible marker and then add his white vest using white icing and use a black edible marker for the cow prints.
- Finish off the cookies by adding the facial details his eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and ears.
Here are the Woody cookies and a few sherrif badge with the birthday boy's initial :)
So now onto Buzz's creations. Its a similar process:
- Start with drawing the outline of Buzz's face and upper body on the cookie with an edible marker to give you guidelines.
- For Buzz we didn't airbrush anything but we started off with his space helmet. Painted with blue gel colouring.
- Add the face and some part of his spacesuit that has green colours. Then add the middle white part of his spacesuit that connects to his helmet.
- Then add the purple head covering and a tiny bit of his left shoulder. Also add the details of his spacesuit - see picture below.
- Finish off the cookies by adding the facial details his eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and chin.
Here are the Buzz cookies and a couple of his rockets :)
And finally, the 4 characters together for your viewing pleasure :)
Hopefully these cookies will go down a treat for the birthday party this weekend ;-)
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these are so amazing Natalia !! I have been working through your blog today and I can see how quickly you have picked up and developed your skills in such a short time. You have real talent xx
Hi Teresa, thank you for visiting and thank you so much for all your kind comments :) we are still learning and will continue to learn. So happy to be a part of our FB group, i have learn so much and hopefully will continue to improve ;-) xoxo Natalia
DO YOU MAKE AND SHIP? AND IF SO HOW MUCH FOR 2 DOZENS OF TWO STORY 4 COOKIES
I would like to know how much two dozen of cookie would cost
Hello, how much for two dozen of toy story cookies.
how do you get permission from Disney to make and sell these images?