Stencilease.com's video: Air Genie Airbrushed Southwestern Cookie Stencils

In this tutorial we demonstrate our newest product; the Air Genie Airbrush System. This airbrush easily colors the designs of our new southwestern stencils onto cookies. Confection Couture shows you how to decorate multiple cookies in multiple colors. In this demonstration we use the following products: Native Chevron Background - https://bit.ly/2uGhB65 Navajo Background - https://bit.ly/2CLry6t Apache Background - https://bit.ly/2WspmZ5 Air Genie Airbrush System - https://bit.ly/2HXWxj8 Cookie Magnets - https://bit.ly/2Q4Irhe Stencil Genie - https://bit.ly/2AncafF DecoPac Airbrush Food Coloring - https://bit.ly/3uFHAb5 Nottingham Cookie Cutter - https://bit.ly/2uwypw3 Plastic Bottle with Dropper Tip - https://bit.ly/2DXT81E To use the Air Genie, start by loading the Amerimist Food Colorant into the airbrush color cup. The Air Genie has a convenient holder for the airbrush to make adding food coloring to the color cup easier. Turn on the Air Genie and test out the rate of flow on a piece of paper towel. Adjust the dial so the food coloring comes out of the airbrush at a good rate. Make sure that the cookie magnets are in place on the stencil around the edges of the cookie. Hold the airbrush 5-8 inches over the surface of the stencil and lightly build the color on the surface of the cookie design. Airbrush the design and overlap each line of color as you stencil. Once the design is coated in food coloring, remove the magnets then lift the stencil genie off the surface of the cookie. To stencil the next cookie in a different color use vodka in a bottle dropper to clean food coloring from the airbrush. Fill the color cup with vodka and airbrush it all onto a piece of paper towel. Run about 3 color cups of vodka through the airbrush until it comes out clean. Water will also work to clear the food colorant from the airbrush but vodka dries faster to get to the next color sooner. Place the next stencil into the Stencil Genie, place over a fresh cookie, and place cookie magnets around the edges of the cookie. Add orange Amerimist food coloring to the color cup and lightly build the color on the cookie using overlapping strokes. Be sure not to have the Air Genie setting too high or that you are not holding the airbrush too close to the stencil surface. This will prevent color from spraying and bleeding beneath the stencil design for crisp details. Clean out the airbrush with vodka before stenciling the next cookie. The Air Genie Basic Airbrush Kit comes with a plastic dropper making adding the right amount of food coloring to the color cup of the airbrush easy. Once more position the stencil genie on the cookie, add the cookie magnets, and lightly build the food coloring through the Apache stencil design. Once reaching full color coverage, remove the cookie magnets and lift the stencil genie straight up off the cookie. Airbrushing stencil designs in multiple colors has never been easier with the Air Genie Basic Airbrush Kit. If using the same design and color for multiple cookies there is no need to clean the stencil or airbrush! Using the Native Chevron, Navajo, and Apache backgrounds with Red, Orange, and Sky Blue Amerimist food coloring we created a southwestern color palette. Thanks for checking out our tutorial! Be sure to like/subscribe and visit https://www.confectioncouturestencils.com/