Basketball Cookie Stencil

Make cookies for the basketball enthusiast in your life with this basketball cookie stencil. This stencil has 3 overlays to give you a more detailed finish. Great for decorating treats for post game refreshments or basketball themed birthday parties. Pair these with our other Basketball Cookie Stencils. Use in conjunction with our Basketball Jersey Cookie Cutter and Basketball Shoe Cookie Cutter! Sizing: We offer this in two sizes: 2": would fill an entire iced cookie if using our 2" round cutter. 2 3/4": would fill an entire iced cookie if using a 2 3/4" round cutter  Sheet Size is 5 1/2" and fits into a standard Stencil Genie *Keep in mind if you have spreading in your cookie, the cookie may be slightly bigger than the stencil. Customizing Your Stencil: Contact us today or start a chat conversation with us if you need these in a different size, want the designs in more overlays, or want to personalize the set. Please contact us using our Request for a Quote form if you have a team logo you need turned into a stencil for your basketball player. Stencil Highlights & Care Tips: Laser cut on 10 mil food-grade Mylar Greater durability than standard acetate Works well with both royal icing and airbrushing Made in the USA DO NOT HEAT PLASTIC Cleaning Your Stencil: Gently clean with warm soapy water, taking care not to rip the thin bridges in the cookie stencil. Air dry flat. Storage: Make sure stencil is dry, then store in our Keep Safe Storage Album which will keep your stencils clean and damage free until their next use. Cool Cookie Stenciling Tools Airbrushing? Use our DecoPac Airbrush food colorant tangerine in midnight black. We suggest flooding cookie with a slightly different shade of orange than the first layer of stencil to allow you to see the texture intended by the stencil. Then apply the black detail on top. For royal icing applications, try our DecoPac Premium Gel Colorant in sunset orange and  black. Flood cookie or pipe icing into first opening, then apply a thin layer of icing over the dotted section, then apply the black layer next.