We had a cookie decorating class where really cool spider web cookies were made!
We mixed up royal icing in two consistencies. Use stiff royal icing with a number two tip to pipe an outline around the cookie.
Thin the royal icing and use a bottle to flood the area inside the outline.
While the icing is still wet, pipe a spiral on top of the cookie using a number 2 tip.
Use a toothpick to pull through the icing to create the spider web.
Practice piping a spider a couple of times.
Spider is made with thick royal icing in a pastry bag with a number 2 tip.
When you are feeling great about your spiders, pipe one directly on the spider web.
You can even make spider webs in cool colors!
Here’s the Royal Icing Recipe. Click on the recipe card to download.
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Thanks so much for sharing this. I stumbled upon this post just in time to make some for my sister’s birthday party. They were so fun that I applied the same method to her cake!
Very very cute – I aml going to do these wtih my nieces
These look fantastic!
Great seeing you make these cookies….but NOT the spiders!! EEEEW!!!! (LOL)
Really beautiful webs & all tho……..thanks for sharing your recipe, and showing us how to decorate. Will share your ideas with my daughter….would make great Classroom treats!!! 🙂
Royal icing scares me… maybe I’ll give it a try, though. The webs are too cute.
beautiful. looks gr8! good job with sharing the step by step pics 🙂
These look amazing! Thanks for the detailed instructions.
My kids will love these. Love the step-by-step pictures.
Thanks!
SUPER CUTE…thanks for the pictures of the technique, too!
Very cute!
Those are adorable! I have a 3rd grade Halloween party in 2 weeks, and these will be on the menu! Thanks!