Sunday, August 22, 2010
GLITTER
I had alot of fun playing with my new glue today unfortunately I now have glitter all over me!!
Friday, July 23, 2010
Dipping Cake Balls the easy Way!
Ok, I have baked my cake, mixed in my frosting and then made cake balls with a 1 inch scoop. I place them on parchment paper lined trays and put them in the freezer for several hours. I don't like to use the spoons and this is the easiest way I have found to dip the cake balls.
Place your melts into the Wilton melter, I have tried microwaving, this works the best for me. You can get them at Wal-Mart or Michaels. They have two settings melt, and warm.
Your melts are now all smooth and melted! Ready for the dipping!
Skewer your frozen cake ball with the bamboo skewers you can use for the grill.
Dip your frozen cake ball into the melts! Tap it off. Give it a little swirl as you finish.

Place the dipped cake ball onto a tray with parchment paper added.
When you pull the skewer out it leaves a hole soooooo..........
Have a bowl of sprinkles or sanding sugar ready to dip your cake balls in!
Redip the cake ball into the melts!
After you dip them in the melts, you dip them in the sprinkles!

This is what they look like finished and ready to eat!
Place your melts into the Wilton melter, I have tried microwaving, this works the best for me. You can get them at Wal-Mart or Michaels. They have two settings melt, and warm.
Your melts are now all smooth and melted! Ready for the dipping!
Skewer your frozen cake ball with the bamboo skewers you can use for the grill.
Dip your frozen cake ball into the melts! Tap it off. Give it a little swirl as you finish.
Place the dipped cake ball onto a tray with parchment paper added.
When you pull the skewer out it leaves a hole soooooo..........
Have a bowl of sprinkles or sanding sugar ready to dip your cake balls in!
Redip the cake ball into the melts!
After you dip them in the melts, you dip them in the sprinkles!
This is what they look like finished and ready to eat!
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Thinking of You! Sketch 54
Labels:
buttons,
Homemade Cards,
ribbon,
Sketch 54,
Stamping,
Trish Tipton,
waxy flax
Monday, March 1, 2010
Wild Card
Labels:
and glitter,
animal print,
birthday,
Homemade Cards
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Fingerless Mitts
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Kappa Kards
Labels:
fiskars punches,
fleur de lys,
Homemade Cards,
Kappa
Monday, February 15, 2010
A Wild Valentine
Labels:
animal print,
buttons,
flowers,
Homemade Cards,
ribbon,
twine,
Valentine's
Monday, February 8, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Save the Date
Friday, January 29, 2010
Baby Shower Invite
I just finished this Baby Shower invite for a neighbor. I absolutely love it! I stamped the onesie and colored it with Copic markers, they reduced it and copied it for the top and bottom and envelope liner. Made the round Text box and punched them out, ribbon from Hobby Lobby, and onesie brads from Eyelets. So cute!! Enjoy!
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