Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Search
Popular Posts
Follow by Email
Followers
Grab the Button
Labels
1st Birthday
Adult Birthday Cake
Anniversary Cake
Baby Shower Cakes
Boy's Birthday Cake
Cake Central Magazine
Cake Decorating
Cake Pop Trees
Cake Pops
Cake Toppers
CakeSpy Interview
Cookies
Cupcakes
Dessert Tables
Game Cakes
Gingerbread
Girl's Birthday Cake
Graduation Cakes
Holiday Cakes
Icing Smiles
Party Pics
Press
Push Pops
Recipes
Spongebob how to
Sweet 16 Cakes
Tips
Tutorials
Videos
wedding cakes
XBox 360 Cake
Super cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I just stumbled upon your site and this tutorial drew me in. I spent more time than I want to admit looking through your tutorials, they are great! One question, do you have your fondant recipe somewhere? and I'm new to cake making, so could you put a tutorial of the tools you use? (OK, two questions) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi there. I buy my fondant which is either Fondx or Satin Ice. My favorite tool is my silicone covered rolling pin that i got from Cal Java. I also love my fondant mat by Ateco (it's blue).
DeleteThat is so adorable. I am inning it and will try to make it over the weekend. I absolutely love your step by step....you make it look so easy:)
ReplyDeleteBirthday cakes should always be a top priority in preparing for a child’s party as they can serve as the centre of the celebration.
ReplyDeleteWhat is that tool that you used to make the hair?
ReplyDeleteLynn, sorry for my delay in responding! It's a Makin's Clay extruder.
Delete