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I've always been a fan of making zombie cookies. Zombies were one of my primeval cookies I ever made, and I've been making unlike zombie cookie versions with each passing year. This year was no different.

Although I'm a zombie fan, I'm non big with gore. So I wanted these zombie cookies to reverberate that. I came up with this zombie cookie set that wasn't as well frightening, yet all the same represented the zombie essence people know and love. (You know, the "I'm undead and I volition eat your flesh if you don't run" kind of essence.)

Here's a quick tutorial on how to make these zombie cookies.

Zombie Cookie Cutter Fix

To make these zombie cookies, I used this zombie cookie cutter fix, which was just posted to the shop.

The set consists of a zombie caput and a zombie mitt cutter, which tin also be purchased individually.

The zombie cookies you see in the case images of this post is of the Large size. I'll be decorating just the caput for this tutorial, simply the hands follow similar decorating steps.

Template for the Zombie Cookies

To help with the decorating process, I fabricated a PDF template of all the designs of my 2019 Halloween cookie collection, including this zombie head cookie design.

Click the link beneath for the downloadable template PDF file.

• 2019 Halloween Cookie Templates

This file is iv pages long and is rather large in information size. Just a warning, it might have a moment before the file opens in your browser.

The Decorating Process

For these zombie cookies, you will demand the post-obit suggested colors:

• Zombie Skin Dark-green royal icing. (I mixed Americolor Wedgewood with Woods Greenand a tiny touch of Super Black.)
• Darker Zombie Pare Green icing. (I mixed a higher concentration of colour gel of the zombie peel green icing to a higher place.)
• Light Zombie Light-green icing. (I mixed a dollop the zombie pare dark-green icing above with fresh white regal icing.)
• Brain Pinkish icing. (I used a tiny touch of Americolor Tulip Cherry.)
• Teeth Tan icing. (I used Americolor Ivory.)
• Blackness Mouth icing. (I used Super Black.)

Step 1

For those without a projector, brainstorm by making guidelines for the brain, ears, and rima oris sections, equally shown. I fabricated a template with template plastic from the PDF file in a higher place and used a food marking to draw the guidelines on the cookie.

Step 2

Start by starting time brushing on a thin layer of black icing for the mouth. Be sure to utilise a paintbrush that you just use for food. Allow this icing to gear up.

Then outline and fill the surrounding face area with zombie greenish icing. Quickly add the peel spot accents with the darker green icing. Milk shake the cookie to smooth the surface.

Step 3

Next, add the brain particular. Start, with a #ii tip, outline the brain department every bit shown with pink icing. Let this icing set for about 5 minutes. Meanwhile, make full in the ear areas.

Then, carefully make full in the section with pink medium icing, trying to not get icing over the outlines.

Step 4

After the base of operations had time to set, add the eyes with the light green icing and the three teeth with tan icing.

Finally, add together the facial outlines with the darker green icing.

Video Tutorial

The steps above are summarized in this time-lapsed video I put together.

Hither are the finished zombie caput cookies forth with its two hand cookies.

The left mitt was made with the same zombie hand cookie cutter as the correct mitt. I just flipped the cookie dough cutout over before baking.

The zombie cookies shown are the LARGE size option for the gear up. They make a great gift if placed in this 12″x5″ BRP cookie box.

This is just the first of many new Halloween cookie tutorials I'll have available on the blog soon. Please stick around for more fun and spooky cookie ideas over the coming weeks.

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