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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Bumblebees and Flowers
The flowers were created using a Wilton leaf piping tip. The center of the flower is black sprinkles.
Happy Birthday with a Rose!
For friends birthday, I created these roses from fondant. They are actually pretty simple even though they may look complex. The key is to let them dry for a long time so that the fondant does not become too soft when placed on the buttercream. Next time I am going to try to use a mixture of gumpaste and fondant.
FAME Cupcakes_White Chocolate
My elementary school has a behavior support program called FAME. This stands for "F"ocus on Respect, "A"lways act safely, "M"ake myself proud, b"E" responsible. These cupcakes were made for a teacher luncheon.
The cupcake is actually White Chocolate. It is a vanilla cake with white chocolate chunks!
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Happy 30th Birthday!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
For the Princess
These princess cupcakes were made for a little girls birthday party. Everything on the cupcake is edible. I used fondant to create the crowns and star wands. To create the rounded shape of the crown, I let the fondant harden pressed up against a cylinder shape. I then brushed it with edible glitter so that it would sparkle.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
For the Princess
These are perfect for the little princess! The toppers are made of fondant. I would have liked pink or princess liners, however, I didn't have any with me.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Starbursts
I has some extra buttercream so I tried to experiment using different methods. I thought this technique looked like little starbursts.
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Mini Pies
These cupcakes were created using red and blue m&ms. Tan/Brown icing was piped across and around the cupcake to create the pie crust. This idea was taken from the book What's New, Cupcake?.
Goldfish
These cupcakes were made for my nephews end-of-year baseball party. The goldfish were created using circus peanuts, m&ms, and apple jacks. The idea came from a book called What's New, Cupcake?.
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