Highland Cow Snout + Hoof Royal Icing Transfer Sheet
Use these templates to create icing transfers for my highland cow cookie cutter! Click here for the physical cutter. Click here for the STL file to print at home.
Transfer sizes will fit the regular highland cow cookie cutter. There are two snout options, and one hoof option. There is one page included in this download.
This is a digital download. No physical product will be mailed to you. Once your purchase is completed, you will be emailed a link to download your transfer sheets. This link will expire after 24 hours, so please download your sheets as soon as possible.
Have fun! If you use these transfers I would love to see your creations- please tag me @MaddiesCookieCo on Facebook and Instagram :)
HOW TO:
1) print desired size.
2) cover transfer sheet with wax paper, clear sheet protector, cellophane bag, etc. I prefer using cello bags as they help reduce cratering (for me at least!) parchment paper will wrinkle as the transfer dries, so it's not the best choice but it will get the job done.
3) trace outlines + flood.
4) once transfers are dry, gently peel them off of your surface like a sticker. You can embellish your cookies or store the transfers for later! (For me, I will let transfers air dry for 8+ hours OR dehydrate for 1+ hour(s) before peeling them off. Larger transfers may need more drying time!)
All sales are final.
Use these templates to create icing transfers for my highland cow cookie cutter! Click here for the physical cutter. Click here for the STL file to print at home.
Transfer sizes will fit the regular highland cow cookie cutter. There are two snout options, and one hoof option. There is one page included in this download.
This is a digital download. No physical product will be mailed to you. Once your purchase is completed, you will be emailed a link to download your transfer sheets. This link will expire after 24 hours, so please download your sheets as soon as possible.
Have fun! If you use these transfers I would love to see your creations- please tag me @MaddiesCookieCo on Facebook and Instagram :)
HOW TO:
1) print desired size.
2) cover transfer sheet with wax paper, clear sheet protector, cellophane bag, etc. I prefer using cello bags as they help reduce cratering (for me at least!) parchment paper will wrinkle as the transfer dries, so it's not the best choice but it will get the job done.
3) trace outlines + flood.
4) once transfers are dry, gently peel them off of your surface like a sticker. You can embellish your cookies or store the transfers for later! (For me, I will let transfers air dry for 8+ hours OR dehydrate for 1+ hour(s) before peeling them off. Larger transfers may need more drying time!)
All sales are final.
Use these templates to create icing transfers for my highland cow cookie cutter! Click here for the physical cutter. Click here for the STL file to print at home.
Transfer sizes will fit the regular highland cow cookie cutter. There are two snout options, and one hoof option. There is one page included in this download.
This is a digital download. No physical product will be mailed to you. Once your purchase is completed, you will be emailed a link to download your transfer sheets. This link will expire after 24 hours, so please download your sheets as soon as possible.
Have fun! If you use these transfers I would love to see your creations- please tag me @MaddiesCookieCo on Facebook and Instagram :)
HOW TO:
1) print desired size.
2) cover transfer sheet with wax paper, clear sheet protector, cellophane bag, etc. I prefer using cello bags as they help reduce cratering (for me at least!) parchment paper will wrinkle as the transfer dries, so it's not the best choice but it will get the job done.
3) trace outlines + flood.
4) once transfers are dry, gently peel them off of your surface like a sticker. You can embellish your cookies or store the transfers for later! (For me, I will let transfers air dry for 8+ hours OR dehydrate for 1+ hour(s) before peeling them off. Larger transfers may need more drying time!)
All sales are final.