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Homemade Cakes thread
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sorry, wrong cakes!! The flowers are from a shop called The Chocolate Cellar - pretty expensive but really good quality!!6 debts down - 1 to go: just over £1000 though, soon soon....
Staying happy and positive through 2011 (hopefully!) :j0 -
whispywillow wrote: »sorry, wrong cakes!! The flowers are from a shop called The Chocolate Cellar - pretty expensive but really good quality!!
They look very effective in your cupcakes.Saving 2.00 coinsGrocerys set to 40.00 pwBeing Thrifty0 -
Made some cake pops and rainbow cupcakes yesterday!!
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whispywillow wrote: »I love making cupcakes!! Here are some of them
http://s13.photobucket.com/albums/a284/whispywillow/Cakes%20Cakes%20Cakes/
Sorry for putting the whole photobucket album link on there - tried to put individual pictures but dunno how to do it - the code I was putting into the little box wasn't working?!?!
Hiya how do you make the rose cupcakes? They are gorgeous.0 -
whispywillow wrote: »sorry, wrong cakes!! The flowers are from a shop called The Chocolate Cellar - pretty expensive but really good quality!!
Hmmm I ahve looked at their site can only find workshop voucher even under all poducts must be doing somthin wrong me thinks.....0 -
Thanks those video clips are ace.£2 Savers Club 2011 (putting towards a deposit
) - £588
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anyone have any ideas on how to pipe henna designs onto a cake? I haven't really tried piping properly yet but I'd need to use royal icing right? I have some henna stencils, could I use those or would it be better to trace a pattern and somehow put it on the cake?0
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anyone have any ideas on how to pipe henna designs onto a cake? I haven't really tried piping properly yet but I'd need to use royal icing right? I have some henna stencils, could I use those or would it be better to trace a pattern and somehow put it on the cake?
you can get coloured edible powders which you can use as a kind of paint that would work with stencils. you could do this on top of an iced cake0
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