http://www.sweetsugarbelle.com/blog/2011/07/the-push-pin-trick-wfmw/
To make these cookies you will need:
- Black and White piping icing
- Red and yellow 20-second icing
- white flood icing
- a PUSH-PIN…Is the suspense killing you yet?
Now, we’re ready to go…pardon the pics, it
was a semi-cloudy day, but with how hot things have been around here
lately, I not going to complain. To begin, use red twenty-second icing
to add the middle of the bow. Put it right smack dab between the two
points on either side of Kitty’s right ear {well, technically her LEFT
ear, but my right}. If you are having trouble visualizing where it
should be, imagine or draw a diagonal line where with a food color
marker to serve as a guide.
Let the middle section dry for about 20 minutes, then come back and add the loops.
Let that dry for about an hour, longer if
you have bleeding issues, then outline and fill Kitty’s face. Let this
part dry completely, as in overnight.
The next day you’ll need the kitty face you
made, dry cookies, and the push-pin. Lay the image over the cookie, and
use the pin to mark where the eyes and nose should be. I know it’s
awful, but this always gives me the giggles. Seeing poor kitty stabbed
in the eye, strikes me as funny. Maybe I need some sort of therapy or
something but really, it gives me déjà vu. I’ve used this techniques
before, in my Lego Man Post and the eye stabbing thing was just as funny.
After the violence is over, you’ll be left with the exact blueprint of HK’s face. Cool, right?!
After that use the black piping icing to
make the eyes and to outline the bow. Because of the way we did it, all
you have to do is go around the circle and give it two little
“ears”. Use the yellow TSI for her nose.
To finish up, outline the rest of the bow,
and add whiskers. This is also easier than it might look. The middle
whiskers are even with Kitty’s eyes. Add those first and the rest are a
breeze .
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