What I also like about this flashlight is, that the on-button and battery compartment are located outside of box A when the flashlight sticks in the box. You can find comparable flashlights (outside of Germany) by searching the web for "zoomable flashlight" or "adjustable focus flashlight".
I used an "adjustable focus flashlight" from "Wetelux", which I found here. It is important, that the flashlight evenly distributes the light (like the right one in the picture below). Not every flashlight will work for this project. Some more information about the flashlight and the two boxes: optional: wrapping paper or decorative adhesive film (to "embellish" the DIY projector :-)) double-sided adhesive tape (e.g., PowerStrips) (should be rather large, but not too high Box B will hold the CD jewel case) (should be rather high Box A will hold the flashlight ) (the image will be transferred onto a piece of transparency film, and will be put on the CD jewel case) (should evenly distribute the light serves as the light source of the projector) (Below you’ll find more detailed information about the flashlight and the boxes.)įinal drawing projector for decorating cookies. What do we need for the DIY drawing projector? The "critical" ingredients: Here are the how-to Instructions:Ī DIY drawing projector as a potential alternative to a Kopykake projector I found the two boxes needed for this project at my job. The costs for this DIY project were low: I spent 10 Euro (about 13 USD) for the flashlight. This do-it-yourself drawing projector might be a good alternative to a Kopykake projector. Unfortunately, the Kopykake projector is rather expensive. You can trace the projected image with an edible color marker or a piping bag (filled with icing). The principle is the following: The projector projects an image onto a cookie.
What a Kopykake projector is and how it works has been described in detail for example by Sweetopia or SweetSugarbelle. One of these tools is the Kopykake projector. When I recently started to read more about decorating cookies, I discovered that there are several techniques and tools for transferring an image onto a cookie. Building this projector was fairly easy, and did not take much time. To make the drawing projector, you'll need a flashlight, two boxes, a CD jewel case and some other stuff (like scissors and tape).
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In this post, I would like to show you how to build a simple and inexpensive drawing projector, that can be used for decorating cookies (or for other drawing projects).
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