Showing posts with label Cricut Cake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cricut Cake. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Butterfly Thank You

It's all about shaped cards at
 Just Wordz this week! 

Even though it's getting colder out and the leaves are turning and trick-or-treating is just around the corner, I just had to do a butterfly. I've been wanting to use the DCWV Colorful Life stack and this was a good time.  I used the Cricut Cake cartridge and my Gypsy to create this shaped card. The sentiment was created using Just Wordz stamps and adhered to the card with rhinestone brads. A super quick and easy card!


Remember to stop back tomorrow for the My Cricut Craftroom's 100 Cart Blog Hop. I'll be giving away a Pink Cricut Tool Kit just for commenting and being a follower! Thanks for stopping by! Have a creative day:-)

Friday, March 25, 2011

Forgot to post my cake picture!

I posted a comment on MPS about using my cake machine for my daughter's birthday cake. I double checked to make sure it was still on my blog and wadda ya know. It's not. Duh! So here's the pic of her cake. Yes, I did forget to put dowel rods in the middle so it's sinking a little. I haven't made a two tier cake since her 6th birthday. I think I'll note that on my machine so I don't forget next year:-)



Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Feeling Groovy cupcake

Good Day Crafters! Today I'd like to share my attempt at using the Cricut Cake machine. I broke down and purchased one on Amazon a few weeks ago because my daughter is a big Cake Boss fan. She wanted a big birthday cake like Buddy makes. I tried to explain that take a HUGE kitchen and TONS of experience, both of which I don't have. But, like any parent, how can you say "no". I watched a few YouTube videos on cutting fondant and decided to give it a try. Let me just say it's not as easy as it looks. My first attempt was fairly sad. I cut out 49 peace symbols out of "tie dye" fondant for 2 dozen cupcake tops. These are going withe her to bowling practice. A few things I learned: fondant dries out FAST; don't roll it out more than 1/8"; don't make the cuts too close together because the next cut "smooshes" the previous cut. I'm sure there were a few other amateur things I did, but this was a trial run before I do her cake. I am taking suggestions from anyone who has had success with the Cricut Cake:-) 
Thanks for checking in. Have a creative day!



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