Easter Joy on Wheels: Decorating an Easter Truck Filled with Eggs

Rev up your creativity and hop aboard for a festive Easter decorating adventure! In this blog post, I'll be sharing the delightful process of decorating an Easter-themed truck filled with colorful eggs.

Picture this: a charming vintage truck adorned with Easter decorations, transporting a bounty of brightly colored eggs to spread joy and cheer. With a few simple decorating techniques, you can bring this whimsical scene to life on a cookie canvas.

Whether you're a seasoned decorator or new to the world of cookie art, decorating an Easter truck filled with eggs is a fun and rewarding project that's sure to delight your family and friends. So let's roll up our sleeves, grab our icing bags, and get ready to create a sweet Easter masterpiece that's as adorable as it is delicious! 🚚🐣🎨

For this particular cookie design, here are the supplies you'll need:

• Easter truck - I designed this one. I can make you one for $5
  
• Chefmaster liqua gels in white (yes, I do put a little white in my white icing), yellow, turquoise, and bakers rose
  
• Chefmaster set B             
• Chefmaster set C
• Royal icing - I make mine with Genies Dream meringue powder
• Edible marker

Icing Consistencies & Colors 

1. Flood - white, pink, turquoise and yellow
   
2. Detail - white, pink, turquoise and yellow
   

Now, let's dive into the steps:

1. With your edible marker, draw the outline for the truck bed, the three eggs and the window
2. Using turquoise detail icing, outline the entire truck and around the white window glass
3. Fill the outline with turquoise flood icing - use your scribe to smooth and fill gaps
4. Fill the window with white flood icing - use scribe to fill gaps
5. Outline the white easter egg with white detail icing and then fill with white flood icing. Immediately add the dots with pink flood icing. Be careful to not over fill
6. Set aside for 15-30 minutes and let it crust over - in front of a small fan on low is great
7. Using pink detail, outline the pink egg and then fill with pink flood icing
8. Using the yellow detail, outline the yellow egg and fill with yellow flood icing
9. Using white detail icing, add the headlight, door handle, wheel details and "happy easter"
10. When the eggs are crusted over, you can use the white detail icing and add the details to them
    

That's it! Allow the cookie to dry for 24 hours, and it'll be ready to go. Wishing you the best of luck on your decorating journey, and I can't wait to see your beautiful creations!

 

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