After searching around on the internet trying to find something to occupy my time during my time off during winter break, I stumbled across some of the most ornate cookies I had seen in my life. They were cookies that appeared to have been knitted. Upon first glance I thought the cookies had been covered with some knitted pattern. However, upon further inspection I realized that they had actually been decorated with frosting.
So with tons of time on my hands, and it being too cold outside for me to venture out, I set out to decorate some cookies that would be party stoppers.
Inspired by My Little Bakery, I decided to make some of my own knitted cookies.
So with tons of time on my hands, and it being too cold outside for me to venture out, I set out to decorate some cookies that would be party stoppers.
Inspired by My Little Bakery, I decided to make some of my own knitted cookies.
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Since this is a decorating instructable I am not going to go through baking the cookies. Really any type of cookie works, my favorite being sugar cookies (really what better goes with royal icing then sugar cookies?). Also, make sure you bake enough cookies because more likely than not you will makes many mistakes (at least until you get the hang of it).
The piping bag is not necessary, but is helpful for creating the grid. A standard zip lock back works fine (I used zip lock bag to fill in the grids).
The piping bag is not necessary, but is helpful for creating the grid. A standard zip lock back works fine (I used zip lock bag to fill in the grids).
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