Silk Screen Stenciling on a cookie - 3 part stencil set up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- This is how I do all my silk screening on my cookies. I have found this method to be the best way to get my design consistently lined up on a complete set of cookies. The nature of my recipe causes some spread when baking, so this technique works great to get a consistent result from cookie to cookie.
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I think a tip that might help to get things lined up quicker would be to make sure your red rubber mat was stuck to your clipboard with some double stick tape. Then you could trace the cookie outline onto the rubber mat with a food safe marker. That should help make sure the cookie can quickly be placed in the right spot every time. I haven't tested this theory, but it might work.
That's the same idea as the $50 gadget I bought....tracing the the cookie cutter, then lining up the cookie. The problem is that with recipes that have any spread to them you don't always have an exact shape, so lining up doesn't always work. Plus when you are doing a 2 or 3 part stencil it needs to be quite accurate for placement. Which is why I have found this method to work the best for me😉
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This is so interesting to me for my business.
I am in the process of moving back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US) to RE-Open my Acting Academy and I want to give out "Thank You" cookies to EACH person, but I want my name of my Acting Academy on the cookie too.
I will be in touch with you for more information.
Thank YOU so much for sharing this great video.
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Thank YOU for sharing this
This is perfect! Thank you for sharing. I’d love to learn more about how you make your silkscreens!
Thank You! I can't wait to try this. Could you link the type of vinyl that you used?
Great video! You did a great job of showing the placement technique, icing consistency, demonstrating how to scrape the icing, and more! Thank you for sharing!
Please make more videos!
Game changer when you do not want to purchase an Eddie just yet! Thank you for sharing :) I am here from the Sugar Cookie Marketing (baking) page
thank-you for finding me! Yes, I've wanted and Eddie for awile...but these work pretty well!
Great tutorial, love the tip about adding an extra inch of mesh at the top! May I ask, what is an “Eddie?”
@@mariakauflin2523 an Eddie is an edible food printer. Pretty cool gadget for $3000....if you Google Eddie edible printer you can see it
@@SweetSugarLaine ah, I see. Thank you. I’m thinking I’ll stick with your cool and budget friendly way of decorating! 😀
@@SweetSugarLaine
OH HOLY MOLY
That is EXPENSIVE!!!
I think I like the way YOU do it better...
It has a loving touch...
Great tutorial!! Very impressive! They look really good.
Thank you for posting this! Looking forward to watching it through 😍 You’re so inspiring!
Super. Thanks for explaing.
Tyfs!
Brilliant! I didn't watch the whole thing through yet but dang, this method looks like it would work a lot better than a certain expensive one I bought where you put the cookie template under it to line it up...somehow mine are never in the same spot! Better to eyeball, lol. So this is genius! I do have a question...I've never used silkscreen stencils before...do they ever get messy underneath the way the plastic ones do? I usually have to wash off stencils after doing 4 or so cookies. Thanks for this video!
Yep! I own said expensive stencil gadget that was used once because it didn't work for me either! They are different than the mylar stencils...you should be able to stencil quite a few with icing before you have to wash. I've done up to at least 20+ . You will start to know it's time to wash because your stenciled edges will start to look less crisp.
What stencil material are you using? Do you have an affiliate link for that?
Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial! Your voice is so calming.
I do a lot of silkscreen stenciling but never had the courage to try multiple colors. Do you have a color maximum recommendation? Also, how do you keep the stencil from drying out? I only get about 4 times and it’s dry.
I've only done 3 colors....I probably wouldn't go more than 4 but really I think you could do more.
As far as drying out....you do need to work fairly quick. You can put a slightly damp clean sponge up at the top of the clipboard. So when you flip the stencil up it lays on the damp sponge and helps keep it from drying out.
I do usually get at least 12-24 cookies done before I have to wash.
@@SweetSugarLaine thank you so much!
BEAUTIFUL
How many cookies can you do with this Silk Screen Stenciling?
I've done corporate orders of 300 with 1 stencil and it's still totally fine. They are very durable.
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Good to know...
That is worth the money right there..
300 orders... WOW.. That is so impressive...
I want to be you when I grow up..
Thank you again for sharing this video.
I’m so bummed! I wanted to try your method today, but the stencil isn’t long enough:(
Hope to order yours next time to get the extra length
Actually, I was able to turn it sideways:) not ideal, but absolutely 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼loving this method!! Being able to lift, check it out, and put the stencil exactly back to redo an area is a game changer 😁THANK YOU FOR SHARING!!!
Bummer! So glad you were able to make it work! Yes, I think I may be the only one that makes the stencils longer to work with the clipboard. My stencils are 7" long😉
Can you share the recipe or the icing you use? Thanks!
thank you for doing this.
how do you separate the parts of the logo to print/cut?
Do you have to wait for the first part to dry? I’m just not sure how you would smear it when you scrap.
How do I order a 3 part custom logo silk screen? Thanks!
YES... I want to know too.
@@judichristopher4604 email sugarlainecutters@gmail.com
Whay size are you cutting stencil? How much extra silk do you leave at the top? …just trying to figure out dimensions.
I try to leave about 3" above the design. So my stencils are usually 7-8" tall
How are does this not squish the previous icing when you move on to the next step? I feel like the icing would still be wet? I’d like to try this method, but curious about that part.
It is such a thin thin layer....within a few minutes it's dry😉
Hi what type of silk do you use
How do you get the stencil to stick to the silkscreen? They look like one piece.
If you look back thru my videos I have a video that shows how I make them
@@SweetSugarLaine
OH WOW..
So YOU make your own Silk Screen? Yes?
I would love to SEE your video on that... where can I find it?
is the silk screen material on the cookie or is the htv (vinyl) side touching the cookie?
I put the HTV on the cookie side....
@@SweetSugarLaine thank you so much. you do great work by the way. thanks for showing!
Is the HTV vinyl you use food safe?
on the site where i buy it, this is what they say " Per the manufacturer, since the material is PU it s OK for food contact."
@@SweetSugarLaine
Where is the site that you buy your silk screens.. ?
I'm confused... sorry... I thought you made these yourself...
I am very new to all of this..
Thank YOU for all your help.
She has another video that explains how to make the stencils. There are other videos too that use different products. You might check her channel for a very comprehensive video on making them.