LUSHYUM Cookie Decorating Kit 118pcs with Storage Case, Piping Bags and Tips, Turntable and Scribe Tools Review (2026)

Who this kit is aimed at

LUSHYUM built this set as a starter to intermediate cookie decorating bundle, and the 118 piece count backs that up. Instead of buying a turntable, piping bags, tips and a scribe tool as separate purchases, a new decorator gets the whole lineup in one storage case, which is why the site lists it as a gift pick for someone just getting into royal icing work. Kids are also called out as an intended user, since the kit pairs simple tools like a scribe needle with a turntable rather than anything that needs a mixer or power outlet. Anyone who already owns a full set of couplers, metal tips and a sturdy turntable will find a lot of overlap here, but for a first kit the case keeps everything in one place instead of scattered across drawers.

What is actually packed into the case

The 118 pieces break down into a mix of reusable and disposable gear. Two reusable 12 inch silicone piping bags are included alongside twenty disposable 12 inch bags, so a decorator can either wash and reuse the silicone bags between colors or grab a fresh disposable one and toss it. Twelve piping tips make up the core of the set, described as 304 stainless steel with a seamless finish, which covers lining, flooding and basic floral work. A turntable and scribe tools round out the kit for spreading icing evenly and dragging wet icing into feathered or marbled patterns. Everything ships inside a fitted storage case, which is the detail most buyers point to as the reason to pick a kit over loose parts.

Setting it up for a decorating session

Because the kit is built around a case, the practical workflow is to keep the metal tips and turntable stored there between projects and pull out a fresh disposable bag or the washed silicone bags each time icing is mixed. The stainless tips fit standard couplers, so switching between a round tip for outlining and a petal or leaf tip for detail work is quick once the icing is loaded. The scribe tool handles wet on wet marbling and popping air bubbles out of flooded icing, and the turntable helps keep a cookie or small cake level while piping around the edge. None of the pieces need assembly beyond snapping a tip onto a bag, which is part of why the kit is pitched at decorators who are still building technique.

Where the trade-offs show up

The kit's own pros and cons line up with what a bundle at this size usually delivers. A large share of the 118 pieces are the disposable piping bags, which are convenient but get used up, so the count on the box overstates how much reusable gear is actually in hand long term. With that many small parts bundled together, from tips to the scribe needle, it is also reasonable to expect some pieces to feel lighter or less finished than a set built around fewer, thicker tools, which is reflected in the build and materials score compared with the fit for the job and value scores. None of that erases the convenience of having tips, bags and a turntable land in one case, it just means the plastic and disposable components carry more of the piece count than the metal tools do.

How it compares and who should look elsewhere

Against the other supplies in the cookie decorating roundup, including smaller scribe tool sets like the 36 piece stainless steel option and the 12 piece scribe kits, this LUSHYUM set stands out for bundling bags, tips and a turntable rather than focusing on one tool category. That breadth is exactly why it tops the guide at our score of 8.6 out of 10. A decorator who only needs a scribe tool or already owns tips and a turntable is better served by one of the smaller, cheaper scribe sets in the same guide. But for someone assembling a first cookie decorating station, or buying a gift for a beginner, this kit covers more of the checklist in a single case than any single tool purchase would.

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