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I found this idea elswhere on line. I bought monster rings, dipped cakepops, pushed the ring in the top, and used buttercream to ice hair on with a grass tip.
cupcakes dipped in very wet blue icing. The clouds are made of marshmallows microwaved for ten seconds, and the carebears are plastic figurines I bought.
A free form ship cake covered with chocolate buttercream, rolos, black licorice, plastic model characters, candy paper, and buttercream water.
rolled cake pops flattened and dipped in white chocolate. White chocolate molded skulls attached with candy melts. Buttercream star tips and sprinkles cover the rest of the heads.
Hand shaped cake pops dipped in candy melts with candy eyes and buttercream masks.
This cake was made with a round cake pan. I cut the cake in half, scooped out the innards and replaced with ice cream. I put the cake back together and covered it with buttercream and home made marshmallow fondant. The dragon's head, tail and spikes were made with moulded, crushed rice krispy treats and covered with fondant.
Cake Pops dipped in chocolate, white chocolate and a buttercream poinsettia on top.
Hand Shaped Cake pops with ears made of chocolate chips, dipped in candy melts. The nose is half of a marshmallow with a food coloring pen.
hand shaped cake pops dipped in candy melts and decorated with food coloring markers and candy paper.
A sculpted cake covered with smoothed buttercream, yellow candy melts for honey, and bee cake pops.
An 8 inch cake decorated with fondant characters and candy.
This bouquet is made of simple buttercream rose cupcakes and buttercream dahlia cakepops that were held up by toothpicks in a styrofoam half-dome.
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