 So I went to my local Micheals store and stocked up with what I needed. Looking at the pan & instructions I thought "doesn't look too bad, I could do this!"  I did a practice cake just to be sure I know what I was getting into and it was kind of fun.  The party cake came out pretty well considering I had never done anything like that before.
So I went to my local Micheals store and stocked up with what I needed. Looking at the pan & instructions I thought "doesn't look too bad, I could do this!"  I did a practice cake just to be sure I know what I was getting into and it was kind of fun.  The party cake came out pretty well considering I had never done anything like that before.It was just the beginning. While shopping for the supplies the sales person suggested I take the Wilton cake decorating class. Hmmm, sounds interesting... although after some research the classes didn't fit my schedule at the time. Maybe someday...
October 2009 - Then came her 3rd birthday. Now she wanted a princess/pirate party. So I got online and started looking for ideas and came up a doll cake and pirate cupcakes.

The doll cake wasn't too bad. Although how do I cover the doll body with icing? Fondant! Never used it before, but hey why not? Wilton's brand was hard but softened up after awhile and it tasted nasty. Overall I think it turned out pretty good. Although my daughter's reaction was "I don't like it. I want Cinderella." Deep breath.... "Well, maybe next year sweetie."
 Now on to the pirate cupcakes.  More fondant for the bandannas.  Color the icing a skin tone.  Draw eye, patch and smile. They could have been neater, but they were kind of cute.  The kids loved them and that's all that mattered.
Now on to the pirate cupcakes.  More fondant for the bandannas.  Color the icing a skin tone.  Draw eye, patch and smile. They could have been neater, but they were kind of cute.  The kids loved them and that's all that mattered.Maybe I will look int0 those Wilton courses...
 
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