I've been practicing my free-hand piping skills lately. There is lots of room for improvement, but I am getting better.......this was done without a pattern-all free-hand, nothing drawn on the cake to follow, just my eye and my semi-steady hand. Work, work, work....but I love it!
It's January, 2014 and I refuse to let
the winter doldrums get to me. Today the sun is shining, the sky
is blue, and the air is clean, so to
celebrate I made these cheery flower Weecakies. It makes me happy
to be making flowers in the dead
of winter. I hope they brighten your
day too. Have a Happy Weecakie January!
Love,
Weecakies
Owls are in this year. In fact, they are BIG, so when I was asked to design and make Weecakie Owls for some very special Young Women, I was thrilled to do so. It's funny how just the placement of the eyes changes the personality of each one. Some are questioning and others are timid. But the best ones are CONFIDENT-they look straight forward and center on the right course. Each Weecakie Owl is a deep, dark chocolate cake truffle, dipped in white chocolate, sprinkled with colored sprinkles and decorated with chocolate eyes, beaks and hearts. "Whooooo Will Stand in Holy Places?" My challenge: Keep looking forward, focus on being in the right place at the right time, and do your best! Thanks Young Women in the 16th Ward----I had fun making Owls!
Love,
Weecakies
