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Just found this one I love love love it I was looking for your recipe for your royal icing recipe recipecuz I've lost it I watch you all the time and I'm glad you put your face on video now you're beautiful and should never fear that you are so much fun to watch and I have learned so much watching you decorate cookies keep doing what you do

Clever!

Thank you for sharing it really makes it make sense ❤

Beautiful, where did you purchase the stencil

Pretty, pretty, pretty! ❤

They are so pretty and cute

Thanks for sharing this detailed video

Hoe muchnto make per dozen ect would be great.

Hey ant Rebecca it's me Layla I miss you so much ❤❤❤

What a helpful video! Thank you for this explanation!

Great technic.

I love watching your cookie decorating videos!

That tea diffuser trick is AWESOME.... I will defo use this hack the next time I make royal icing. Thank you for the tip!! Love from Canada.

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Just right. Super cute. I might have even added a bit more - maybe some shimmer on the cupcake wrapper or on the heart cherry. You know, just to stand it over the top. 💕

I actually love it! Especially with the beach theme cookies and minimalist color palette.

Your flowers are so beautiful, I learn a lot from you ❤

Such cute cookies

Excellent video.! So helpful. Thank U!

Merci pour ces explications, super !

love this video! Was it #4 for your favorite for flooding?

Thank you for sharing all your tips. I am just beginning to learn how to decorate cookies. I am looking forward to getting started. Thank you & God bless

I think it’s beautiful !!

I love your video. I've been trying to make royal icing roses for a while now. My icing consistency was never stiff enough until I watched your video. Thankyou :)

I’m a new subscriber. This video helped me tremendously, please share more flower piping videos. You did great!!

Those transfers!

I learned some new techniques Mahalo

I love it?

Thank you so much for sharing all your GOAT tips and insights for us newbies! One question, what was the last ingredient you added to the RI in the mixer? Thank you!!

I love your little flowers, but I would break my teeth if I bit one of those pearls in the middle! I don't know how people eat them.

This is beautiful!!

Super cute!!

Oh Beka that is the coolest parade! I bet sales on water guns and water gun cookies are crazy!!! Thanks for sharing!

You are so talented Beka! My grandkids would love these!!😊

Those are darn cute!! Pretty and cute at the same time. I just found you when trying to find how to make roses. I’m left handed and it’s always a challenge learning these techniques but I just love your methods and commentary and the fact that it doesn’t have to be perfect! I love it. Thank you and you’ve got a new subscriber! 😂❤

Thank you😊

Omggggggg, I have watched a million videos and then I came across yours. When I tell you, you're the only person that literally explained it to the understanding that a child will get it... THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR GIFT.., I GOT IT NOW😊😊😊😊

Thanks so, so much. Loved your video. I am 77 and only do cookies for a hobby and to bring to church as gifts. But I always want to learn how to better my RI skills.

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My husband who is artistic gave me good advice when I was trying to make something realistic looking. He said to remember that you aren’t making a (in this case, flower), you are making a representation of a flower. So, it can still be very nice without being 100% realistic.

I’m stealing your teabag idea!

I love your tutorials, thank you for doing them! What size/number flower tip did you use for the roses?

Hi Beka- I've been following you on FB for a while now. Love your videos! I have watched numerous videos on consistency which I think I have mastered for the most part, but no matter how carefully I cut my bag, I cannot get a clean cut across. I always flatten the bag at the tip and cut across the seam (not with the seam) but it looks slightly concave. I've tried cutting with the seam and then cutting across it but of course, that just makes the hole bigger than I want. Sometimes I'll do the opposite just to get rid of the dip. I've tried ALL sorts of sizes and types of scissors thinking they were the issue, but all have the same result. I have bought different bags too but it doesn't matter. It's very frustrating as I see how people are cutting the tip and it's completely straight and their piping lines are thin and perfect. Any suggestions so that my hole is small enough to pipe thin lines but straight across? I just recently decided to use a #1 piping tip and I can finally get the results I've been trying for, but it just stumps me how something so simple keeps tripping me up. Oh and even when I cut a larger hole the cut is still concave and not clean across.

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Yes i do!! I have plants that are over 10 years old!

Great instruction! Thanks soo much.

What is the tool you used? Nail file?

Love the tea disifter trick!❤