Icing Images

Comment by Icing Images on November 8, 2011 at 12:25pm

Maria-

If you are getting lines showing horizonally on your sheets, check to make sure your "prevent paper abrasion" box is checked under your printer's printing preferences custom settings.

Comment by Maria Mendoza on November 17, 2011 at 11:12am

This os for the contest.

 

YOU KNOW YOUR ADDICTED TO ICING IMAGES', ICING SHEETS WHEN>>>>YOU CAN'T SLEEP YOU START COUNTING  ICINGING IMAGES' AND SHEETS INSTEAD OF COUNTING SHEEPS.

 

Comment by Janice Boyd on November 18, 2011 at 10:01pm

You know you're addicted to Icing Images' Icing Sheets when you try to think of ways to stick them on things not edible.

Comment by Icing Images on December 2, 2011 at 8:47pm

You know you are addicted to Icing Sheets when you send your Christmas Cards out on Icing Sheets rather then regular boring old paper!!!

 

Actually, thats not a bad idea! Our customers would love it! Especially Gen!

Comment by Genevieve Poitevien on December 3, 2011 at 9:02am

I sure would! Can everyone send me an icing images Christmas card, please. LOL I do love eating them. Great idea icing images!

Comment by Genevieve Poitevien on December 3, 2011 at 9:05am

You know you're addicted to icing images when you print & wallpaper your house with it so that you can have dessert in any room, at any time. LOL

Comment by Icing Images on December 7, 2011 at 10:39am

Here is a close up of the ribbon Chef Mike Terry made. Mike used Icing Images iiDesign program.  This program is part of our iiPrint program.  It is a collection of over 600 different patterns LICENSED for use for edible products. Many people have resorted to using scrapbook sheets that are purchased at craft shows.  Those are not licensed for reproduction and therefore if you plan to sell your sugar art, you are subject to legal issues.  We worked with a company to obtain a license on all of our patterns so that they are 100% LEGAL to print and sell on edible products.  Mike printed one of our Christmas designs on the seamless pattern setting.  This program printed out his desired width of ribbon with cut lines creating seamless edge to edge borders so everything matched perfectly taking all the guess work and frustration out of matching patterns seamlessly.  Chef Terry then cut ribbons of Icing Images' Colored Electronic Icing Sheets.  He used a shortening and placed the printed iiDesign Seamless Ribbon directly on the Colored Electronic Cutting sheets.  He used this same ribbon as a border around the cake and also created a magnificent ribbon.  Creativity made Easy with Icing Images products!

Comment by Icing Images on December 7, 2011 at 10:40am

Here is a close up of the ornaments Chef Mike Terry used on the green Christmas Cake. In this picture Chef Mike Terry used Icing Images Electronic Cutter sheets. They are precolored for use in electronic cutters and punches. This saves time from rolling out gumpaste. Mike then added the glitter to the sheet by dampening the sheet with edible lacquer spray. He then added the glitter and sprayed one last time so that glitter didn't spread around to the other parts of the cake. The advantage to adding glitter yourself after you have cut the image is that you will not get your cutter glittery causing it to spread to unwanted cuts. Plus you can control the amount of glitter you add. Absolutely amazing Mike!

Comment by Icing Images on December 7, 2011 at 10:48am

This is the final cake that Chef Mike Terry created.  We featured it previously, but we had questions regarding the ribbons and the ornaments so I wanted to be sure to show better explanations as to how he did it.  Mike uses the Silhouette from Linda McClure.  He prefers this over other models since he can use his computer to choose designs.  He loves to pair patterns from iiDesigns with his electronic cutters to make his themes flow through out the cake. 

Comment by Icing Images on December 10, 2011 at 6:29pm

Watch for Classes from Icing Images with Chef Mike Terry, Linda McClure the "Queen of Electronic Cutters" & Icing Images own Debbie Coughlin!

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