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A bit like Heineken beer refreshing the parts that other beers couldn’t (Google it if you’re not old enough to remember it), our blog reaches all corners of the globe. Baking is universal.
Welcome one and all to an update on the whole commissions for 3D Printing thing – and that includes cookie cutters.
Every now and then we give a background glimpse of the workings of SED HQ on Instagram. And that got me thinking about doing a ‘behind the scenes with SED’ sort of thing.
Your guide to creating affordable bespoke commissions with SED Developments
Calling star bakers everywhere. You want a particular shaped cookie cutter or fondant stamp but what you need is somewhat specialized. You’ve tried every off-the-peg biscuit retailer on the planet to no avail. So now you’re left thinking two things:
I’m going to have to go bespoke and …
… what the hell is that going to cost me?!
Or thoughts to that effect at least.
So! You got yourselves a 3D printer. Yay! Welcome to our world. Okaay, we’re writing this blog from the assumption that you’ve been playing around with it and you know it works really well. What’s more you’ve printed all the fun and daft stuff but now you’re looking for some meatier projects – something you can in fact use. Not change the world -y’know – but at least be useful. Yeah? Does that sound like you?
I spend hours trawling Instagram for cookie decorating inspiration. And I’m in awe. I take my baking hat off to all you cookie decorators out there. You’re doing something I can only dream of. I know, you’ll sit there and say: ‘you can do this too’. And yes, with lots of tutorials, practice and time I daresay I could. Though, I’m missing the most important attribute needed – patience! I want my baking available NOW. And that’s why I make cookie cutters and scruffy biscuits rather than perfection in iced cookie form.
Welcome again to another lil old baking blog from the kitchen of SED Developments HQ. Did you spot the not-very-well-hidden pun? In all seriousness though, as the season for goodwill
Here at SED Developments we’ve noticed that we’re often asked the same questions by many different people. So, we figured it would be helpful to put together some frequently asked questions – and answers – in one handy spot.
‘This is Halloween, everybody make a scene’. Or so commands Jack Skeleton from Tim Burton’s 1993 film, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Well in our little 3D world, if it’s Halloween then we exhort everybody to make baked goods! Or scary 3D printed decorations. Doesn’t trip off the tongue does it? Oh well.
