Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Once I began using lots of colors with my new Prettier Plaques cookie stencil sets, I also started to get lots of questions about how to apply multiple colors with maximum speed and efficiency. After all, time is money, and even a few minutes saved per cookie can amount to a substantial increase in profits over time (that is, if you’re selling your cookies)!
Of course, adding colors will slow down any stenciling process, but there are definitely ways to speed up the process without minimizing the quantity of colors in your cookie designs. In this video, I explore three such ways (which I call: (1) minimal tools, (2) multiple stencils, and (3) multiple stencils and airbrushes), each involving a different level of equipment investment. My hope is that, after seeing the results of these three timed tests, you’ll have all the info you need to decide which option best suits your budget and production needs!
RELATED VIDEOS:
My Stencil Line Playlist (with how-to videos using stencils from my line): tiny.cc/juliastencils
RELATED TOOLS:
My “Hello Summer" (aka “Summer Picnic”) Stencil Set: tinyurl.com/ydb8wf3t
My Entire Stencil Line (which is continually expanding): stencilease.com/juliausher.htm
More Cookie Stencils on the Stencil Ease Site: stencilease.com/confectioncouture.htm
Stencil Genie (aka stencil frame): tinyurl.com/zs9mw68
Airbrush Colorings: tinyurl.com/zs9mw68
Hexagon and Other Cookie Cutters: tinyurl.com/zsd2c7v
RELATED RECIPES:
Gingerbread Cookie Recipe: tinyurl.com/z4d82rb
Royal Icing Recipe: tinyurl.com/zx7a9jk
TO PURCHASE MY 4-HOUR VIDEO COOKIE DECORATING COURSE, MY BOOKS, OR APP:
juliausher.com/store
TO JOIN COOKIE CONNECTION, MY ONLINE COOKIE DECORATING COMMUNITY:
cookieconnection.juliausher.com/home
TO HANG OUT WITH ME ON THE WEB:
My site/blog: juliausher.com
Facebook: tinyurl.com/j6nm6te
Twitter: twitter.com/JuliaMUsher
Pinterest: pinterest.com/juliamusher
Google+: tinyurl.com/ha4huw9
CREDITS:
Music by: Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com
Videography/Editing by: Joe Baran, Workingman's Film, workingmansfilm.com
Once I began using lots of colors with my new Prettier Plaques cookie stencil sets, I also started to get lots of questions about how to apply multiple colors with maximum speed and efficiency. After all, time is money, and even a few minutes saved per cookie can amount to a substantial increase in profits over time (that is, if you’re selling your cookies)!
Of course, adding colors will slow down any stenciling process, but there are definitely ways to speed up the process without minimizing the quantity of colors in your cookie designs. In this video, I explore three such ways (which I call: (1) minimal tools, (2) multiple stencils, and (3) multiple stencils and airbrushes), each involving a different level of equipment investment. My hope is that, after seeing the results of these three timed tests, you’ll have all the info you need to decide which option best suits your budget and production needs!
RELATED VIDEOS:
My Stencil Line Playlist (with how-to videos using stencils from my line): tiny.cc/juliastencils
RELATED TOOLS:
My “Hello Summer" (aka “Summer Picnic”) Stencil Set: tinyurl.com/ydb8wf3t
My Entire Stencil Line (which is continually expanding): stencilease.com/juliausher.htm
More Cookie Stencils on the Stencil Ease Site: stencilease.com/confectioncouture.htm
Stencil Genie (aka stencil frame): tinyurl.com/zs9mw68
Airbrush Colorings: tinyurl.com/zs9mw68
Hexagon and Other Cookie Cutters: tinyurl.com/zsd2c7v
RELATED RECIPES:
Gingerbread Cookie Recipe: tinyurl.com/z4d82rb
Royal Icing Recipe: tinyurl.com/zx7a9jk
TO PURCHASE MY 4-HOUR VIDEO COOKIE DECORATING COURSE, MY BOOKS, OR APP:
juliausher.com/store
TO JOIN COOKIE CONNECTION, MY ONLINE COOKIE DECORATING COMMUNITY:
cookieconnection.juliausher.com/home
TO HANG OUT WITH ME ON THE WEB:
My site/blog: juliausher.com
Facebook: tinyurl.com/j6nm6te
Twitter: twitter.com/JuliaMUsher
Pinterest: pinterest.com/juliamusher
Google+: tinyurl.com/ha4huw9
CREDITS:
Music by: Kevin MacLeod, incompetech.com
Videography/Editing by: Joe Baran, Workingman's Film, workingmansfilm.com
