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Projector for cookies? This video shows how I created trolley cookies using a projector.
It'll be Christmas before we know it! You can create magnificent Christmas cookies with a projector for cookies.
What's the best cookie projector? I'll help you walk through some questions and give a breakdown of the top 3 popular projector for cookies here (click on image):
Everyone has their own opinion. I can only tell you what I have used for 5 years and have been delighted with. This page shows you the pros and cons of what I have, love, and use almost daily.
I use the PICO projector for decorating sugar cookies, like this set:
The PICO projector:
Here is a picture of my set up...
These trolley car cookies were made by using my Pico projector.
I bought mine through Amazon.
By the way...
I am proud to offer you affiliate links. Why? Because when you see one, that means I stand behind that product. I bought it, I love it, and I use it regularly in my own sugar cookie business.
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Update #1
Since I bought mine years ago through Amazon, they have finally updated the PICO. It's sooo much better as it is now WIRELESS!!! Yippee. No more cords. Here it is...
*Notice: AAXA has discontinued the 'PICO +' version. I emailed them to find out more. Their response is they are bringing in even a newer version!
The PICO is a very popular projector for it's clarity, projection size, and long lasting ability. It's no wonder they keep updating it to stay on top.
Be patient if Amazon shows they are out of stock. The company assured me it's coming soon!
Update #2
I always used the mount stand, as shown in my photo above. I since saw the gooseneck one and wanted to try it for my YouTube videos.
The mount stand takes up table space and is awkward to move around. The gooseneck just stays where I have it, hovering over my workstation. You can bend and twist it in any way you choose. Just know that it is stiff.
Which do I prefer? Actually, either for their respective attributes.
I have included both here so you can read about them and take your pick. Either works great for a cell phone too if you do any video work with your sugar cookies.
Table Mount:
Wide Compatibility: Equipped with 1/4" Screw and phone clamp, fit for webcam, pico projectors, miniature cameras, and cellphones. (Max W: about 0.7lb with the smallest angle)
Gooseneck Mount:
Here is a video on how to set up your pico. Anita is so good at explaining it. It's not difficult at all, it's just that when something is new to you, you sometimes like to be shown.
*Note, in the video she says it's for Apple products, but it's not just Apple. I have used it with a Toshiba laptop and an HP laptop. Both work great with the PICO projector for cookies.
Pros:
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Cons:
For me, the pros far out-weigh the cons.
Be creative and think outside the box! With a projector, you can even make royal icing transfers without using transfer sheets. Make sure to grab your 2-page download of Royal Icing Tips. This will ensure nothing goes wrong when using royal icing or glaze.
This is so simple. Once the projector is mounted, charged, and hooked to your phone, tablet, or laptop, just hold the on/off button down until the light turns green.
Go through and find the media device you are using with the arrows on the top of the PICO. With my computer, I only had to do this the first time.
Once your delicious sugar cookie (these two links will open in a new window for you so you don't lose your place: the best cookie recipe here) is iced with that mouth-watering royal icing, (superior royal icing recipe here, or if you need to use a glaze recipe, it's here) line it up under the projector.
The video above goes through this.
I usually use a tipless icing bag. The hole size is about a #1S to #1 round/writing tip for thin letters and outlining real thick letters with consistency being between 10 and 12 seconds.
Not sure what 10 and 12-second consistency means? Refer to the page Royal Icing Flooding for understanding how thick or thin your royal icing should be.
I'll be uploading a video tutorial as soon as possible. Who doesn't love cookie videos?!
In the meantime, here are examples of some of my cookies where I've used the PICO coupled with the other game-changer, my airbrush system (very inexpensive PLUS you get 3, not 1, and much more included).
There's no end to sugar cookie decorating ideas!
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Now back to using a projector for cookies...
Having equipment, like this projector for cookies, will enhance your sugar cookie business. It will enable you to charge more while at the same time showing professionalism. It will totally up your game.
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You now know about the PICO as one of the choices as a projector for cookies.
Next to learn about is Edible Cookie Images.
Top of Projector for Cookies
Do you have the perfect/best sugar cookie recipe and superior royal icing recipe? Click on these images for them and to learn more about sugar cookies.