Here is one I made to represent the Wisconsin Badgers.
This onesie is a lion with ADPi Legacy stenciled at the top.
You can check out my Etsy shop if you would like to order a custom stencil.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Custom Stencils
I've received a few pictures from some happy customers that were pleased with how their custom stencil came out. I wanted to share them with you.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Dr. Seuss
This past week the kids at school celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday. I made a Cat in the Hat cookie cake. I had no idea how tricky it was to make a cookie cake so I made one earlier in the week as practice. There's plenty of recipes out there with tips on how they made it. After trying the first cookie cake I ended up finding what worked for me.
I made it from scratch using the toll house recipe. Shocking, right? You could always use the pre-made dough too. Some people recommended adding a 1/4 cup of corn syrup to it to make it more of a soft bake cookie, but this caused more problems for me when cooking it. My suggestion is to stick to the toll house recipe and get a cookie sheet that is approximately 12 x 18 and line it with parchment paper. It's so much easier to remove the cookie if it's on parchment paper. I did not double the recipe. One batch is enough and you need to spread it out really thin anyway to allow for it to cook evenly. That was my mistake with the first cookie. I put it in a smaller pan and it took forever to cook. You definitely need to watch the cookie. I put the oven on 325 degrees and the timer set for 15 minutes then I checked it and added a few more minutes each time till it was just right. You definitely don't want to under-cook it or over-cook it.
Once it was cool I used buttercream frosting to make the Cat in the Hat. The kids loved it. A trick on cutting the cookie is to use a pizza cutter. It made it so easy to slice up and serve.
I made it from scratch using the toll house recipe. Shocking, right? You could always use the pre-made dough too. Some people recommended adding a 1/4 cup of corn syrup to it to make it more of a soft bake cookie, but this caused more problems for me when cooking it. My suggestion is to stick to the toll house recipe and get a cookie sheet that is approximately 12 x 18 and line it with parchment paper. It's so much easier to remove the cookie if it's on parchment paper. I did not double the recipe. One batch is enough and you need to spread it out really thin anyway to allow for it to cook evenly. That was my mistake with the first cookie. I put it in a smaller pan and it took forever to cook. You definitely need to watch the cookie. I put the oven on 325 degrees and the timer set for 15 minutes then I checked it and added a few more minutes each time till it was just right. You definitely don't want to under-cook it or over-cook it.
Once it was cool I used buttercream frosting to make the Cat in the Hat. The kids loved it. A trick on cutting the cookie is to use a pizza cutter. It made it so easy to slice up and serve.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Stencils - Gender Neutral Set
I just developed a gender neutral set of stencils for painting onesies. You can see the whole set at my Etsy shop. The set includes a tricycle, owl, kids on a bike, caterpillar, elephant, duck, umbrella and a watermelon slice. Here is a preview of kids on a bike and an elephant.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Mickey & Minnie Shirts
We are getting ready for a trip to Disney and I wanted to make the kids each a shirt to wear. My daughter wanted Minnie and my son wanted Mickey. I made custom stencils for the shirts and used fabric paint to stencil the image on to the shirt. They were super excited to have new shirts for Disney. I'm thinking of making a few more for the trip. I might just have to make a shirt for myself. If you are looking for a custom stencil, please visit my Etsy shop. Just send me a message and I can make a stencil for you in the image that you would like.
