First, I apologize that I was unable to find a photo of this cake with a slice taken out of it. It's red velvet and I'm sure devastatingly beautiful. I'm super impressed with the buttercream piping skills on display here. Those roses are GORGEOUS. So I guess I can see why they didn't want to slice it in the photo but come on, throw us a bone.
I don't usually serve my birthday cakes on a stump but this is so lovely, I may just have to start!
Someday I'll have a big ol' house with a dressing room decorated in all frilly pinkness and lace and I'll hire someone to keep it clean and organized for me and all the lighting fixtures will look like this.
This cake belongs in an English garden with lots of wildflowers and vines and antique roses and tea-dyed lace dresses and big floppy hats. The bugs and plants will happily eat up all the crumbs I leave behind.
The detail on those rose petals are incredible. I would love it if they were minty to match the chocolate mint flavor of the cupcakes.
I suppose you could mount this on your bus pass if you must but it really isn't necessary.
There must be about 20 flowers packed on every cupcake! That's pretty amazing. And they're all so different and incredibly made. Are they crunchy? Soft? Do I spy some of my most favorite edible glitter hiding in there? I wish it weren't so cold because this calls for a tea party in the garden for sure!
Via: Girlybubble http://blog.girlybubble.com/2010/11/24/cupcake-of-the-day-flower-garden/?from=rss
I'm good at leaving open cans sitting around anyway, now they'll grow pretties for me!
The things you can do with a bag of cheap-o toys and a glue gun really are astounding.
Now that it's for reals Spring out here and I've changed my haircolor to help feel brighter and sunnier, I'm craving super bright flowers and sunny little sweets.
An elephant never forgets and you'll never forget a 10th birthday party with an elephant theme like this. It's like a memory convention!
I love the motif of kind of spiky flowers like this on baked goods. It contrasts nicely with the soft roundness of the cake itself, don't you think? I don't know much about flowers but I bet you guys do; are there real life spiky flowers like that out in the wild?
