Royal icing bow

Over the years I've turned from an obsessive compulsive cookie decorator into a "make it work" kind of gal. Once upon a time I might have mixed two or three consistencies of icing to create

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Hani Bacova - Haniela's on Instagram: "Little royal icing bows are perfect sweet embellishments for your cookies. ⭐Use my handy templates for bows and curve gingham stencils. ⭐Search 'hanielas kofi shop' on Google to view the templates #hanielas #decoratedcookies #royalicingtransfers #royalicing"

Stephanie | Little Cookie Co on Instagram: "This cookies is from my Winter Wonderland cookie tutorial! Showing the easiest way to make a really pretty bow 🎀 #royalicingcookies #royalicing #cookietutorials #littlecookieco #cookietutorials #howtodecoratecookies #royalicingrecipe #winterwonderland #christmascookies #christmascookieideas #presentcookies"

So like so many people this season, my schedule looks like this: go go go...to-do to-do to-do....shopping shopping shopping...work work ...

Fill bag half full with medium consistency Buttercream Icing. Practice with: Tip 104 Icing: medium consistency Positions: Bag: 45° at 6:00 Tip: Wide end touching surface, narrow end straight up With narrow end of tip pointing straight up, squeeze, moving the tip up and around to the left and back to the starting point. Continue around, making a second loop on the right. The two loops will form a figure 8. While holding bag in the same position, return to the center and squeeze out two…

Lindsey on Instagram: "Making royal icing transfers can be a time saver, but more importantly, they can really elevate the look of your design by giving certain elements more dimension. I like to use a thick flood consistency icing (something between a 15-second flood and a toothpaste-like piping consistency) when piping large icing transfers so that they are nice and thick and puffy. When making these bows, I pipe each section separately and allow it to dry for a minute or two before piping…