what is the best pen to use for writing on cookies?
1734413
These pens are GREAT for writing on cookies. I've used them a few times to draw on iced sugar cookies and they worked very well.
1734414
TheThese work great! I even used them to make faces on snowmen and gingerbread cookies. We first sealed the cookie with royal icing. Once that hardens you can use these pens very well. I have never tried the on an unfrosted cookie.
1734415
I've used these to write on everything from sugar cookies, cake pops, and cupcakes. They write very well on each surface. I also used this to make candy eyes and they turned out looking great.
2020893
I would recommend something a little larger for a crossword puzzle. This pen is really probably better for something that is quick like reading and signing a bill at a restaurant.
2133066
fisher has there own brand of refill that is compatible to there pens. if you go to www.spacepen.com and order from them I think the item number is SU4F
363601
This pen would work for that, having a larger area to write. This is not the right pen for very precise writing.
1719589
Depends on what kind of cookie. Would probably work best for a sugar cookie, anything else might look a little odd.
750606
Not like a fine point pen but thin enough to comfortably write in cursive. I normally use fine point pens and like that type of line. Hope this helps.
745060
Once you install the software you can use mouse or pointer to write on screen. (but you need to connect the USB Penpower first, no Penpower find software will not load)
1887806
In my experience the Onyx Smooth Write Rollerball (mico point- 60040) is very similar, with the Onyx producing a slightly darker black mark. This pen has more of a "precise" feel and I put that in quotes because you'd probably have to be real picky to notice a difference, and others might totally disagree! Both flow beautifully, seem to run out of ink at pretty much the same rate and are a pleasure to write with.
1433937
I prefer these Sakura Pigma pens for sketching. They hold their tip and last a long time. I would stay away from felt just because they seem to lose their point sooner. YOu might also look at Faber-Castell. While I don't like these quite as well, I know an instructor who recommends them. Hope this helps.
1518984
It comes with one standard skew pen which is great for outlines and feathers, I would recommend finding a shading pen as well, you can find many different pens as well as an interchangeable pen by razertip, It is compatible with many other brand pens as well as long as you have the correct cords.
2265908
I am not sure the pens I have purchased have all been for gifts...sorry I couldn't be more helpful
1843775
You can use a capacitive stylus. I've used the Musemee Notier V2 which allows you to take handwritten notes but it does not have palm rejection so you either need a smudge guard type glove or some kind of material (2"x2" felt square) under your hand.
1187027
The pen does not improve handwriting. I bought the mouse for drawing purposes, so you may need to investigate in software that is designed for that purpose. Good luck.
675514
There is a forum on the internet, Fountain pen network, where there is a Sheaffer forum. You can register as a member. You will get your question answered in a very short time.
191760
I use it on cookies all of the time. Just brush cookie with piping gel first and use the same cookie cutter to cut out your design.
1224809
I use Noodler's ink. It is permanent, and I love the colours of the Eternal inks. (not all their ink is permanent, just the eternal/bulletproofs. Lamy pens handle noodlers, lamy and Pelikan well, as I have used these three in my lamys. Suggest looking at goulet pens. Excellent help there!
877320
Well I use it us outline to trace my design on cookies.But I didn't try yet to use the whole pen without icing, but just to make it sure try at least 1 cookie first if turn out good..and taste good.. so that you don't waste your whole cookies. :-)