HOW TO FIX YOUR MISTAKE

[@sherrytruitt1028]

the best way to correct mistakes, 1st make sure ya have baked some evtra cookies to replace the boo boo cookies. 2nd, eat the boo boo cookies. nobody has to know about the boo boos!😂

[@LittleCookieCo]

🤣🤣🤣 now that's a much better idea, and a win win all around 😁

[@tannewilliams9186]

I agree a pretty good fix. I'm still planning on trying to attempt to do this. Not so much these but baby showers Thanksgiving, Christmas, Graduations, Dance I'm not sure but it seems easy but so tedious

[@LittleCookieCo]

It is tedious, but they don't have to be perfect! It's fun and people love them so it makes it all worth it. I have some great Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas Tutorials if you need some easy ideas!

[@kathyberger6650]

I usually stick my finger on another cookie when placing a cookie on the cookie sheet to fan dry. 🥺 I try to fix it with a brush but it doesn’t turn out as well as yours! Thanks for showing how to correctly fix them!! ❤

[@LittleCookieCo]

I've done that as well too! Try making your brush a bit damp with water and see if that helps any! Best of luck ❤️

[@lrb1651]

Love the idea of brushing flood icing onto the cracks. I need to remember this! Thx!

[@LittleCookieCo]

It's a good track to have, works on craters too!

[@gabrielncali8999]

This is a great idea! I have had this happen to me before! Thank you!

[@LittleCookieCo]

You're welcome ❤️

[@anyas5]

What icing consistency do you use to paint your cookies? Like the eyes and mouth of this ghost, or the eyes & mouth of some pumpkins you posted earlier in the month. And do you wet your brush for this? I tried it with medium consistency and a semi-damp brush, and the cookie color shone thru. I had to do 2 layers for it to look solid, but yours comes out looking so good the first time! Maybe you can make a video about this?

[@LittleCookieCo]

I usually use my flood icing and don't wet my brush. If your brush is a bit wet it may be thinning out the icing even more so maybe that's why?

[@anyas5]

@@LittleCookieCo Thanks. I tried again tonight with flood icing and a much softer brush, and got better results. I think I was using too little icing and my brush was too stiff.

[@LittleCookieCo]

Oh good, glad to hear it worked better for you 😁

[@angiericouard792]

I use glaze to flood and find it better for it o completely dry before I shave it off with a sharp knife.

[@LittleCookieCo]

Yes, with glaze it will work well. Royal icing dries quite hard and once fully dry it it's really hard to cut it.

[@lynnsoccasionalcookies]

Oh yes things happen :) Great tips and I use my BooBoo stick to scrape off icing on the sides. That little $3 tool has saved many of my cookies. lol

[@LittleCookieCo]

Ah yes that's a great tool to have as well! I don't know why I don't have it yet 😁

[@lagcraig62]

Those are some good tips to fix flood run off. That happens to me when I get in a big hurry to finish a last minute order. UGH! It is so annoying when it runs off. Thanks for those tips.. I do something similar. 😊🥰❤️❤️

[@LittleCookieCo]

Thank you! Happens to me often, I always think all is good and then I go to look later on and see this 🤣

[@raenellmccool4592]

How do you. Move your cookie off to the side to put a new cookie in the spot to decorate it without ruining it with your fingers when you pick it up to move it?

[@LittleCookieCo]

My scribe helps a lot! I either push it off to the side with my scribe, or slightly off the edge of my table and then put it in the palm of my hand. Or I'll wedge the scribe under need to lift it up a bit and then get my hand under there! Some people decorate right on the cookie sheets or dehydrator trays but normally I don't unless I have a ton of the same to do. And it also helps that your cookies aren't too thin either!

[@raenellmccool4592]

@@LittleCookieCo thank you so much

[@Michelle-Gx3jq]

I think that's brilliant! 🙃

[@LittleCookieCo]

Thank you 🥰

[@sueb1828]

I am sure there are volunteers to eat up the boo boo cookies 😊

[@LittleCookieCo]

I do have a few in my house 🤣