I posted a picture of my 2nd try at a CT in the Easter category. This one went much better though those little detail things are challenging.

I made this for a family get together tonight. Since my family is spread out no one has seen any of my cakes since I've only been doing this for a short time (this was my 6-7th cake that I've ever made) so I'm excited for them to see this.

Without everyone here I don't know that I would have been able to get this far. Thanks for being here

you are just toooo talented!! which transfer do you like working with, the buttercream transfer or the chocolate transfer??

Thank you Diane for the nice compliment.

I actually have not tried the buttercream transfer yet, still a little intimidated by it only because I feel like I'd end up smearing everything together.

I actually thinking of giving the BCT a try very very shortly after of course I read the tutorial for the 1 billionth time.

hey, have you been in the cake disaster forum?? catch my bct disaster?

when you do try the bct, tell me which one you think is easier. i haven't tried the ct yet!

Hi, Joshsmom! I am wondering what type of chocolate you use for this type of transfer. i guess that it could be any kind. But how do you achieve such wonderful colors? BTW, great bunny cake!

Thanks Tanyascakes.

I actually used the candymelts and the wilton candy colors.

After my disaster with trying to do my first CT with baggies I tried the squeeze bottles and had much more control. The only buggers were the tiny details like the eyes, I found the squeeze bottles opening was too big to get the thin outline I needed in order to get a couple colors in there.

I've never tried the parchment bags so maybe I'll experiment with those to see if they work.