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Oh, yes. . .you posted something about this, no? Your reverse shels are really good! The design is also very unique! ;-D
very beautiful cake
Very pretty, I'm sure they loved it. I remember your thread on the cake and it was so nice of you do the extra tier. They'll be able to save it until he comes home. God Bless the men and women that serve our conutry! :D
gorgeous..and well done! I love the cascading flowers and I am soo impressed you did them in buttercream..wondering how in the world you stuck them to the side without squishing them :)
Haha, Jane... it's called 'make them two days ahead'!! They are nice and crispy when you put them on, then in a few hours, the moisture from the frosting on the cake seeps into them and softens them back up to eat. It's ingenius the way it works!
Beautiful!! What a story...and what a nice thing for you to do!!
That is gorgeous! And I am sure they appreciated it! It seems those soldiers appreciate ANYTHING and EVERYTHING we do for them. I know, because one of them is my brother!
Ahhh thats so nice of you!! The cake is Perfect. I love it. I love your roses & reverse shell. I love how the flowers cascade down the cake.
God Bless YOU Melvira for doing this cake on short notice! My prayers are always with my son and the rest of the soldiers!
Oh, yes. . .you posted something about this, no? Your reverse shels are really good! The design is also very unique! ;-D
very beautiful cake
Very pretty, I'm sure they loved it. I remember your thread on the cake and it was so nice of you do the extra tier. They'll be able to save it until he comes home. God Bless the men and women that serve our conutry! :D
gorgeous..and well done! I love the cascading flowers and I am soo impressed you did them in buttercream..wondering how in the world you stuck them to the side without squishing them :)
Haha, Jane... it's called 'make them two days ahead'!! They are nice and crispy when you put them on, then in a few hours, the moisture from the frosting on the cake seeps into them and softens them back up to eat. It's ingenius the way it works!
Beautiful!! What a story...and what a nice thing for you to do!!
That is gorgeous! And I am sure they appreciated it! It seems those soldiers appreciate ANYTHING and EVERYTHING we do for them. I know, because one of them is my brother!
Ahhh thats so nice of you!! The cake is Perfect. I love it. I love your roses & reverse shell. I love how the flowers cascade down the cake.
God Bless YOU Melvira for doing this cake on short notice! My prayers are always with my son and the rest of the soldiers!