Channel: JuliaMUsher
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Description: Oh my, it’s hard to believe that another year is nearly over. But it is, and no amount of hoping for more time to fulfill last year’s resolutions is going to slow down the arrival of 2018. So what are we waiting for?! Let’s get this party started! I’m ringing in the New Year with this 3-D cookie ball. Designed with 40 individual cookie pieces, it mimics the multi-faceted real deal that drops on Times Square each New Year’s Eve. But I’ve jazzed it up even more by filling it with candy, and airbrushing, stenciling, and piping on the outside. If admiring and eating this project isn’t enough, I’ve also given you two options for using the orbs as functional party décor. First, string a few candy-filled ones from your chandelier and then break them apart (piñata-style) at the stroke of midnight. Or, second, mount them on a single rod instead of a long string, and turn them into noisemakers, for use all night! No matter which way you go, I hope you enjoy this project, and have a wonderful New Year! RELATED VIDEOS: How to Contour Cookie Dough: youtu.be/f-eOr0xSoO4 How to Make Royal Icing (with Consistency Adjustments): youtu.be/GO0_aNbL6Do Airbrushing/Stenciling Playlist: tinyurl.com/y8krpzsh How to Make 2-D Royal Icing Transfers: youtu.be/hOJI9FZ7E9w RELATED TOOLS: Silicone (2 ¾-inch) Hemisphere Molds (from Paderno): tinyurl.com/y987cl4a (Note: I use Paderno molds, but cheaper ones can be found online.) Diamond Cookie Cutters (from Ateco): tinyurl.com/y7zado8n (Note: I used the 1 x 1 5/8-inch one in this set.) Frosting Sheets (from Kopykake): tinyurl.com/yay3lace (Note: I use the 8 x 10 ½-inch sheets.) Craft Paper Punches (many from Martha Stewart): tinyurl.com/ydcohnvf (Note: Several of the Martha Stewart punches used in this video are tough to find, as I bought them years ago. That being said, I encourage you to get creative with punches you can more easily find. Almost any will do.) Black Luster Spray (from PME): tinyurl.com/yckj9dux RELATED RECIPES: Gingerbread Cookie Recipe: tinyurl.com/z4d82rb Royal Icing Recipe: tinyurl.com/zx7a9jk COOKIE QUANTITIES/DIMENSIONS (for 1 dome): 2 (2 3/4-inch) hemispheres (for the dome), barely filed 30 (1 x 1 5/8-inch) contoured diamonds 10 (1/2 x 1 5/8-inch) contoured half-diamonds 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