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To make these cookies you will need:
- red flood and piping icing
- black flood and piping icing icing
- white flood and piping icing
- gold lustre dust
For the base, I used a trimmed onesie cookie like I did for my leggy little witch cookies which you can see
HERE.
To begin, outline the cookie. Start with the white fur, let it dry a bit, then do the red and black. I made two versions. The one with fur on top is the stand alone cookie. I used a #2 tip for the red and black outlining, and a #3 for the white fur.
After the outlining has dried, fill the cookie. You’ll have to do it in alternating sections with a bit of drying time in between so that the colors don’t bleed. I use a fan to decrease drying time AND bleeding as you can see
HERE.
At this point let the cookie dry overnight. The next day, add the details. Use a #1 or #1.5 tip to add a swirly pattern to the fur. Then use a #3 tip to pipe a buckle onto Santa’s shoe. I happened to used light yellow icing, but white will work fine. After the buckle is dry, mix lustre dust with vodka or lemon extract and carefully paint the buckle gold.
Of course, if you don’t have lustre dust, you can just use a gold icing color for the buckle instead. If you need help with this, I have a helpful printable color chart
HERE. Let the detail work dry and you’ll have simple yet adorable Santa leg cookies.
Remember I said these can be stand alone cookies, or part of a bigger cookie picture? Well, here’s the bigger picture…
