Well, you asked for it and here it is!!! You too can now make this adorable and easy cake for your friends and family! Just click on the link and you can view it on You Tube!
Or if you just want to make a one tier cake…
If you missed the link here it is again…YouTube Video!
Well I am starting to be a pathetic blogger again, so my apologies! I wanted to get some fun eye candy up even though I am about to fall asleep at the computer! These adorable photos were taken at a 1st birthday party I had the pleasure of doing the desserts for. She wanted the party to have a girlie, vintage feel to it and I think it came out gorgeous!
We decided to do a center cake with edible lace and a large pink peony sugar flower.
Audrey’s mom made all the adorable details for the party, like the amazing backdrop, frames, flowers etc. She got a lot of inspiration from a first birthday that I had the pleasure of doing with Sarah K. Chen, Linda Ly, & Carissa from JL Designs.
She wanted to do a small amount of mini desserts along with a traditional koren rice cake too.
I wonder what little Audrey is going to choose…cast your vote!
Hope you enjoyed the photos!
I had a great last weekend full of fun weddings with lots of great details and I just had to share this one with you. The bride’s mother planned a lot of the details for the day and then hired on the amazing Amanda from In the Now to further help with the design & make sure the day came together perfectly…and boy did it! The wedding reception was dessert only and so we had a lot of fun doing all sorts of yummy treats! The bride wanted a three tier cake, plus 4 rustic style cakes, and then loads of mini desserts. Overall it turned out great! These rustic salted caramel apple pies were too cute!
I just love milk glass vases and tiny clusters of flowers!
Mini Rice Krispy Treats dipped in yellow chocolate!
The vintage furniture they picked up made the whole wedding in my opinion!
For the cake we did a 3 tier yellow buttercream cake with tiny white dots.
How cute are these cupcake liner flowers that Amanda made!
Hope you enjoyed the photos as much as I did…bright, cheery, and lots of gorgeous details!
