Angry Red Bird {Part 3)

Finally, here’s part three in my Angry Bird series, Angry Red Bird. Do any of you recognize what cutter I used to make him?

If you guessed a BALLOON, you guessed right!
To make angry red bird, you will need:
  • red, orange, ivory, black, and white flood icing
  • black piping icing for outline
  • black food color pen {I prefer Americolor for this project}
Let’s get this show on the road!
Let the outline dry.  Complete step two?.

Soon after adding the eyes, move on to step three

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Let them dry for about twenty minutes, then you are ready for step four.
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You are now ready to add the beak.  I free handed mine by googling him on my Ipad and using it as a guide while I piped.  I also forgot to point out that this is where I added the unibrow!
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Soon afterward fill the middle part of the beak.  Let this dry for about thirty minutes, more if you have problems with your black icing bleeding.
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Finally, use the orange flood icing to fill the last little bit of the beak.
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Finally, after the cookie has completely dried, use the black food color marker to go around the eyes.
Tada!  There you have it!
Here’s the whole crew…I mean the ones I made…there are many many more!
If you want to learn how to make Angry Yellow Bird, click {HERE}.
If you’d like to learn how to make Angry Green Pig, click {HERE}.
Now I have to brag a little.  My friend Landa, who specializes in making original cookies made the most awesome Angry Bird collection which you can see on her blog, Baking with Landa.  ?She completely went beyond the basic characters and made a whole darn collection for her kiddos.  Those are some LUCKY boys!
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  1. 1
    Amy Lee says:

    Those are awesome! I just found your blog and I am IN LOVE. I really want to try some of these. First, I need some cookie cutters. I do believe the few I even had were hijacked by my children for their Play-doh a long time ago o.O

    I also need to learn how to make royal icing and which tools I need…But, you’ve inspired me. I think I may try to do the school ones for the teachers!

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    Anne says:

    My (almost) 5 year-old nephew taught me how to play Angry Birds on my phone over the weekend. I feel I owe him a big thanks for helping me become addicted – so I think I’ll make these cookies for him. I mean, I’ll try!

  3. 3
    Ichigo kuroyami says:

    ohh! Ohh!! The ballon cookie cutter!!!!

  4. 4
    Darcy Webb says:

    Your cookies are unbelievable! Your lines are so clear and the colors pop right off the cookie. Thank you so much for sharing these,

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    Anne says:

    I saw this tutorial back when you first posted it and made a mental note of it for future use. My great-nephew (4 years old) taught me how to play Angry Birds on my phone so I think I’m going to reward him with some Angry Bird cookies. Well, after I finish up my Halloween cookies. Thanks for such great instructions!

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    Fikri says:

    Hi! Just found your blog and for me it’s really helpful. I am looking for idea for my son’s birthday theme. Now will definitely pick Angry Birds. Thanks a bunch :-)

  7. 7
    Liz Rosas says:

    <3 these! Will be making them for my boyfriend's birthday in March :-)

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    Kim Lavoie says:

    Where did you get your icing bottles? I am wanting to do these cookies for my son’s bday party at the end of the month and those bottles look so handy. Can’t wait to hear back from you!

  9. 9
    jennifer says:

    WOW

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    Sandra Sanchez says:

    Wow….!!! it´s amazing what you get with patience. Congratulations, I´m beginner cookie decor, so thank you for the tutorial, is awesome.

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