Join our Food Art Decorating Classes to unleash your creativity and learn the secrets of transforming simple cookies & cakes into stunning masterpieces. Whether you’re a baking enthusiast, a parent looking for a fun activity with your kids, or someone eager to impress with homemade treats, our classes are perfect for you!
Upcoming Classes:
Halloween cookie decorating
Dates: Oct 13 & 20, 2024
Learn how to make an adorable squish-inspired 3d cake topper from fondant
Dates: Sep 15, Sep 29, Oct 6 2024
Previous Classes:
Adorably sweet cookie designs to make any Valentine/Galentine’s special
Dates: Jan 28, Feb 3, Feb 9 2024
Galentine’s Cookie Decorating Class
Festive holiday designs, including a cookie design inspired by the iconic Swedish flag water tower in Andersonville, Chicago
Holiday Cookie Decorating Class
Have you ever marveled at beautifully decorated cookies, thinking, “I wish I could do that”? Well, good news – you absolutely can! Decorating cookies is an art form that anyone can master with a bit of practice and some foundational knowledge. Some things you’ll learn in our class:
- Importance of icing consistency & piping techniques
- Cookie decorating doesn’t have to be intimidating. Begin by familiarizing yourself with basic techniques like outlining, flooding, and piping. These fundamental skills are the building blocks for more intricate designs.
- Helpful tools to make decorating easier
- While you don’t need a vast array of tools to start, a few essential tools can open up a world of creative possibilities.
- Learn the Art of Royal Icing:
- Royal icing is the magic potion for cookie decorators. Learn to make and work with royal icing – it’s versatile, dries beautifully, and allows you to create intricate designs. Experiment with different consistencies for outlining, flooding, and detailing.
- Explore Colors and Textures:
- Get playful with colors! Learn the basics of color mixing to create a palette that suits your style. Additionally, explore different textures using various icing tips to add dimension and interest to your designs.
- Practice, Practice, Practice:
- Like any skill, practice is key. Start with simple designs and gradually challenge yourself with more complex patterns. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes – they’re part of the learning process.