All Classes at Michaels will be 50% off on Saturday, April 25
I'll be doing Open House Demos in the morning at Westerly Michaels--10-12, Lisbon, CT 12:30-2:30 and Dayville Michaels 3-5pm What a whirlwind!!
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Monday, April 13, 2015
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Daughter-in-Law's 50th Birthday Cake!!
Brenda loves Tinkerbelle, so for her birthday celebration today I made this cake!
There were 36 cupcakes sent along with it with simple rosettes on each in all the cake colors. The cake itself is a 3-color checkerboard inside, with yellow, pink and green.
We left before the cake was cut, so I don't have a pic. It was my first attempt at my new* Wilton Checkerboard Cake Kit, and I found it a lot of work (my first try resulted in only two layers--duh--I hadn't read the instructions and only used one cake mix--you need three!!!)--it might have been easier to make three separate layers in the three colors, and cut out the circular pieces to rearrange in each to form the pattern (something I saw on Pinterest), but I didn't have any suitable cutters for that process (though in afterthought, the plastic thingy in the kit might work--note to self!), and the second try one worked, so it was probably worth it--though I didn't use the pans that came in the kit because...
*...they had been used!!!
I think it was a return item that they put pack on the shelf without opening the box to check the contents. Yuck!! There was brown baked on grease in and outside each pan! I was able to scrub them clean with Dawn and my handy green scrubby, so no harm done, but...just yuck! Who does that??
There were 36 cupcakes sent along with it with simple rosettes on each in all the cake colors. The cake itself is a 3-color checkerboard inside, with yellow, pink and green.
We left before the cake was cut, so I don't have a pic. It was my first attempt at my new* Wilton Checkerboard Cake Kit, and I found it a lot of work (my first try resulted in only two layers--duh--I hadn't read the instructions and only used one cake mix--you need three!!!)--it might have been easier to make three separate layers in the three colors, and cut out the circular pieces to rearrange in each to form the pattern (something I saw on Pinterest), but I didn't have any suitable cutters for that process (though in afterthought, the plastic thingy in the kit might work--note to self!), and the second try one worked, so it was probably worth it--though I didn't use the pans that came in the kit because...
*...they had been used!!!
I think it was a return item that they put pack on the shelf without opening the box to check the contents. Yuck!! There was brown baked on grease in and outside each pan! I was able to scrub them clean with Dawn and my handy green scrubby, so no harm done, but...just yuck! Who does that??
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