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Cupcakes Anyone?

Happy Fall! Last Summer I took a cupcake decorating class at Michael's and I loved it. It was really great to learn the basics. This was all new to me and I was excited to try it out.  All Summer I wanted to make more but the weather got too hot to bake so I had to wait. Finally we had a break with some cooler temps and I was able to get back to these yummy treats.
 
I made two of my favorite colors: happy sunny yellow and hot pink. Oh, and they tasted good too. 
 
 
 




Have you tried cupcake or cake decorating before? Isn't it like art? Maybe that is why I love it. Now I can't wait to make some more. Thanks for stopping by!

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  1. Wow, Kelly, these look wonderful. You make beautiful roses! I love the brightness of the colors. You just don't get that with the liquid food coloring drops you get at the grocery stores. These are gorgeous!

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  2. Oh YUMMY! these are so pretty you would hesitate eating them!!! I am not very good decorating with icing. I guess I should practice but have never taken the time to do it! You are just loaded with creative juices!

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  3. They look beautiful and yummy! I did take a cupcake class from a friend of mine and absolutely LOVED it!

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  4. Yummy! I love the bright colors. You did a fantastic job on piping them too!!!

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  5. These look so delicious.
    My youngest daughter worked in the bakery at our local supermarket and picked up a few tips...she loves to back cakes and decorate them.
    I have always wanted to take a cake decorating class, but have yet to try my hand at it.

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  6. Wishing you and your hubby a very happy holiday and blessed new year!

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