Showing posts with label Care bears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Care bears. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2011

In the Magical Land of Care-a-Lot... - November 2008

I made this Care Bear Cloud Castle cake with a little fondant Cheer Bear standing out front for my daughter, Carissa's, 4th birthday.

Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake 1

Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Side View
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Close-Ups of Cheer Bear

Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Close-Up of Stars & Cloud Texture 1
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Close-Up of Stars & Cloud Texture 2
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Close-Up of Stars & Cloud Texture 3
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Care Bear Candles Around Cake 1
My mom found these cute little Care Bear candles.
When you light the candle it looks like you've lit a candle on the cupcake they're holding.  Cute!
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Care Bear Candles Around Cake 2
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Care Bear Candles On Cake 1
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Care Bear Candles On Cake 2
 
Care Bear Cloud Castle Cake - Care Bear Candles Lit
More details to come... :)

[Right now I'm just trying to get everything on the blog, then I'll go back and fill in details; you can read a little longer explanation here if you want. BUT if you have any questions in the meantime, in general or about this cake, please feel free to email me by clicking on the 'Contact Me' tab at the top of the page and using the email address found there, and I will try to get back with you as soon as possible. Or you can always ask questions or leave a comment about this cake by clicking the comments link at the end of this post. :) ]

Monday, May 23, 2011

Rainbow Cookies - November 2008

I made these Care Bear themed rainbow cookies to put in the kids' goodie bags at my daughter, Carissa's, 4th birthday party.

Care Bear Rainbow Cookies 1

Care Bear Rainbow Cookies 2
Care Bear Rainbow Cookies 3
To make these rainbow cookies I mixed up some sugar cookie dough which I then separated into 3 sections.  I used food coloring to tint one ball of dough pink, one ball of dough yellow, and one ball of dough blue.  I set the yellow and blue aside for a bit and worked with the pink first.

I thinned the pink dough with some water to get a consistency that I could pipe the dough using a piping bag & decorating tip.  I used a medium sized round tip and piped the large pink arcs of the rainbows onto some parchment paper.  After I was done piping the pink arcs I thinned the yellow dough and piped the yellow arcs.  Then I did the same thing for the blue dough.  After all the rainbows were complete I baked the cookies.

I thought they looked pretty cute, and it was a neat alternative to painting them or using icing to get the different colors.

Below is a progression of piping the cookies, and the finished product once baked.  :)
Care Bear Rainbow Cookies - Piping Progression

[See the cake from this party in the next post!  :) ]
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