Lisa
Thanks for that link. What a great tutorial!!

And to be sure, I have already ordered my fondant smoother!

Thanks again

Hi Barb,

Sure you can! The only issue I can imagine is if the cookie isn’t flat when you try to use the stencil. Sometimes cookies will rise as they bake so that may make it a little harder. I use a fondant smoother to flatten my cookies when I remove them from the oven so the surface is flat and perfect or designs.

Here is a tutorial that will show you what I’m talking about:
https://thebearfootbaker.com/2012/03/flatten-my-cookies-and-not-my-hair/

Lisa

Have never done any icing with Royal Icing and have only stenciled on unbaked cookies using cinnamon/sugar mix. 
Can you stencil, with royal icing, on a baked, plain cookie? That is a cookie that doesn’t have a royal icing ‘base’.
Thanks very much

Hi Joan!

How are you? I just visited your blog this morning and your confetti cookies are so CUTE! They make life happy!

Using the same royal icing color to flood and stencil is my “lazy” way of decorating. Sometimes you just don’t have time to mix a lot of icing colors. LOL

Also, you don’t have to worry about the colors bleeding together so it is a win, win way to decorate! 🙂

Hey Claire,

I will look on FB and see if I can find it. I can’t wait to see your coffee posts. Seeing what you all make is one of my favorite parts of blogging!

I am in Tennessee and I love it here! How is your weather now? Has all the snow melted? It looks like your temps are going to reach 50 degrees next week! YEAH!

Hello Lisa, thanks for the quick response, sorry for my late response 🙂 I sent it to your FB page. Where is the best place to post it? I remember your picture you posted last year of your beautiful home all snowed in. What state are you in? Keep warm. XXX

I am snowed in too Claire. It’s a perfect time to decorate isn’t it?

I didn’t get your coffee pot cookie picture! Bummer! Will you please resend it? I just checked the spam folder and everything. I am really sad now!