At The Picket Fence with Vanessa Hunt

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Guest post from Hanielas…A Picket Fence Cookie!

We are so honored to have the fabulously talented Hani with us today! If you have never visited Haniela’s you are missing out on some of the most amazing confectionary eye candy on the web.  Her Eiffel Tower Gingerbread Centerpiece is a true work of art!  Today she is showing us how to create these delightful…wait for it…Picket Fence Cookies! 

Thank you so much Hani for visiting us today and teaching us some cookie decorating tips and now we’ll turn it over to her!

I’m so super excited to be guest posting on At the Picket Fence, thank you Heather and Vanessa for having me over, I’ve been a fan for a long time, I always find a great deal of inspiration here.
When I was deciding on  what to make for my guest post I was certain of one thing, I knew it had to be a fence.A fence is like a cherry on the house, it adds charm to an old cottage, house, farm.  I live in a farm country with plentiful fences around and during Christmas property owners decorate their fences with fresh garlands, wreaths or red bows in a very festive style.

Cookie Facts:
Best Chocolate Cookie Recipe by LilaLoa
Royal Icing
Food coloring Pen, fine tip Wilton
White Sanding Sugar
Food gel colors by Americolor
Disco Dust(optional)

1. Outline and flood cookie, let dry.

2. Pipe fence.

3. Flooding technique for making the fence.

4. Continue flooding rest of the fence

5. Add a wreath

6. Draw wood grain details onto the dry fence using food coloring pen-black color, I used Wilton Fine Tip Pen

7. After wreath detail is dry, pipe white “snow”onto the fence, sprinkle with white sanding sugar for added texture. Add bird house using red and black royal icing, let dry. Add bow center onto the wreath, let dry.

8. Pipe rest of the red bow, sprinkle with luster dust if desired.Let dry. Add snow details to the bird house and sprinkle with sanding sugar.

~Happy Holidays~

Happy Holidays to you Hani!  Thank you again for sharing with us today…we wish we could enjoy one of these cookies with you over a cup of coffee…we might just not eat ours though…they’re way too pretty! We invite you to follow Haneila’s at her blog and her Facebook Page!

We also want to take a brief moment to say “THANK YOU” for all of the lovely, sweet comments left for us both here, by email and on Facebook at the loss of our grandmother.  They mean more than you could ever know and have comforted us so much.  Our Blog Family is the best! 
Thank you for joining us today…At The (Cookie) Picket Fence!
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  9. I am a true fan of Hani’s work. She is such an artist but on top of her amazing delicate delish designs, she is very thoughtful, visiting and commenting on smaller blogs. That is cool, she is a class act. These cookies are just lovely.

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