How to paint cookies

Watercolor sugar cookies are delectable bites of edible art. Learn how to make watercolor sugar cookies, and awaken the artist in you.

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Adding a painted watercolor effect to cookies is an great way to make beautiful, decorated cookies without using more royal icing! These Painted Sugar Cookies are a unique and fun cookie decorating idea that is easy for beginners and everyone in between. Great as holiday cookies!

Painting on cookies has never been easier or more FUN! Check out how to make a 'Paint-Your-Own' (PYO) cookie and see how to use the Sweet Sugarbelle edible paint palettes. Plus, learn my tips to host a Cookie Painting Party for the holidays or a birthday party (it is so easy!) Have you heard the term PYO? It stands for (P)aint (Y)our (O)own. And kids loooooove these cookies! Check out this video to learn how to stencil a cookie to create a PYO canvas. Also, check out the new Sugarbelle Paint…

Painting sugar cookies is easier than it looks—once you master the icing

Sugar Cookie Paint: This is a great, hopefully more controlled alternative to frosting cookies for the holidays. It's fast, easy, and cheap to make lots!

Paint your own cookies or PYO cookies ... kids LOVE them! That said, purchasing them is expensive, especially if you are planning the activity for a crowd. This tutorial will walk you step-by-step through how to make your own budget friendly version of this creative + edible craft.

Painting detailed, delicate scenes onto an edible canvas is the newest form of culinary artistry. I'll show you today how simple it is to paint cookies!

How to make Paint Your Own Cookies.PYO cookies are a great way to combine an activity and a treat, for kids (or adults!) into one. This tutorial shows you ho...

When painting on with food coloring, it’s very important that you start with a smooth royal icing surface. If the icing is porous, the paint will be absorbed and it will look blotchy.