so so so pretty! I love the "dripping" effect and the variety of your snowflake patterns! Do you have templates for the snowflakes you did?? they are awesome!
Thanks y'all. Antonia, I took a very simply designed snowflake and just used it as a guide for size, but varied my designs with no real template, if that makes sense. It was easier than I thought it would be. Link to snowflake: (...)
ape, the dripped icing is "almond bark" (sold in the grocery store at Christmas time) melted in the microwave with a little bit of shortening (tablespoon?) to thin it a little. Just put in a bag with a tiny cut end or use a number 3 tip. You could use white chocolate instead of almond bark. I just do a continuous "m" motion with my hand; very easy. Oh, to microwave, just make sure you heat at 25 second intervals. Heating too long can burn the chocolate or bark. I usually heat 25 seconds; stir; ...
Thank you so much! I have one more question. For the snowflakes directly on the cake did you pipe them right on the cake and if you did what did you use?
ape, the dripped icing is "almond bark" (sold in the grocery store at Christmas time) melted in the microwave with a little bit of shortening (tablespoon?) to thin it a little. Just put in a bag with a tiny cut end or use a number 3 tip. You could use white chocolate instead of almond bark. I just do a continuous "m" motion with my hand; very easy. Oh, to microwave, just make sure you heat at 25 second intervals. Heating too long can burn the chocolate or bark. I usually heat 25 seconds; stir; ...
so so so pretty! I love the "dripping" effect and the variety of your snowflake patterns! Do you have templates for the snowflakes you did?? they are awesome!
Thanks y'all. Antonia, I took a very simply designed snowflake and just used it as a guide for size, but varied my designs with no real template, if that makes sense. It was easier than I thought it would be. Link to snowflake: (...)
Thank you so much! I have one more question. For the snowflakes directly on the cake did you pipe them right on the cake and if you did what did you use?
thanks Lisa!
Stunningly beautiful! Awesome detail on the snowflakes!
so so so pretty! I love the "dripping" effect and the variety of your snowflake patterns! Do you have templates for the snowflakes you did?? they are awesome!
Very, very pretty!
Thanks y'all. Antonia, I took a very simply designed snowflake and just used it as a guide for size, but varied my designs with no real template, if that makes sense. It was easier than I thought it would be. Link to snowflake: (...)
gorgeous!
Awesome job!!
love it! love it! love it! fantastic job!
Love your cake, beautiful !
Stunning! Great design.
Can you share how you did the "dripping" icing? Did you pipe thinned icing? It looks absolutely gorgeous!
ape, the dripped icing is "almond bark" (sold in the grocery store at Christmas time) melted in the microwave with a little bit of shortening (tablespoon?) to thin it a little. Just put in a bag with a tiny cut end or use a number 3 tip. You could use white chocolate instead of almond bark. I just do a continuous "m" motion with my hand; very easy. Oh, to microwave, just make sure you heat at 25 second intervals. Heating too long can burn the chocolate or bark. I usually heat 25 seconds; stir; ...
This is very pretty. I love the snowflakes against the off white color of the icing. Great job.
That is a beautiful cake!
Elegant
ooooh, that's gorgeous
this is so inspiring, can stay all night watching cake photos....
Wonderful!!!
Beautiful. I have to figure out how to do snowflakes. I love them. Always have since I was little girl. Hey... that should be posted as an article.
You are so talented. I just love this cake. Everything about it!
Are the balls just christmas ornaments?
Yes calebandolivia, they're ornaments.
Thank you so much! I have one more question. For the snowflakes directly on the cake did you pipe them right on the cake and if you did what did you use?
stunning!
LOVELY!!!
What a beautiful cake for a winter wedding! Wonderful job!
Oh how pretty!! Wonderful job!
Beautiful. I have to figure out how to do snowflakes. I love them. Always have since I was little girl. Hey... that should be posted as an article.
You are so talented. I just love this cake. Everything about it!
gorgeous!
Awesome job!!
love it! love it! love it! fantastic job!
Love your cake, beautiful !
Stunning! Great design.
Can you share how you did the "dripping" icing? Did you pipe thinned icing? It looks absolutely gorgeous!
ape, the dripped icing is "almond bark" (sold in the grocery store at Christmas time) melted in the microwave with a little bit of shortening (tablespoon?) to thin it a little. Just put in a bag with a tiny cut end or use a number 3 tip. You could use white chocolate instead of almond bark. I just do a continuous "m" motion with my hand; very easy. Oh, to microwave, just make sure you heat at 25 second intervals. Heating too long can burn the chocolate or bark. I usually heat 25 seconds; stir; ...
This is very pretty. I love the snowflakes against the off white color of the icing. Great job.
That is a beautiful cake!
Elegant
thanks Lisa!
Stunningly beautiful! Awesome detail on the snowflakes!
so so so pretty! I love the "dripping" effect and the variety of your snowflake patterns! Do you have templates for the snowflakes you did?? they are awesome!
Very, very pretty!
Thanks y'all. Antonia, I took a very simply designed snowflake and just used it as a guide for size, but varied my designs with no real template, if that makes sense. It was easier than I thought it would be. Link to snowflake: (...)
Wonderful!!!
ooooh, that's gorgeous
this is so inspiring, can stay all night watching cake photos....
stunning!
LOVELY!!!
Are the balls just christmas ornaments?
Yes calebandolivia, they're ornaments.
Thank you so much! I have one more question. For the snowflakes directly on the cake did you pipe them right on the cake and if you did what did you use?
What a beautiful cake for a winter wedding! Wonderful job!
Oh how pretty!! Wonderful job!