Vanilla cake with almond frosting.
Vanilla cake & real raspberries with raspberry frosting.
Dark chocolate cake with mint frosting.
Devil's food cake with chocolate frosting & mini Oreos.
Dark chocolate cake with vanilla frosting & festive gum drops.
I had so much fun with the colors.
And with the sprinkles.
(Check out this cupcake post for frosting tips & recipes.)
Little labels like this one printed on cardstock helped clear up any flavor confusion for event guests. (This was another flavor that I didn't capture in a picture. They were all chocolate with mocha frosting and brown & white sprinkles. Probably my favorite flavor.)

Someone asked me yesterday if I'll be making cupcakes again any time soon. My answer was yes, but probably not 18 dozen. When I took on the challenge, I had no idea how I would do it exactly, but I thought I could figure it out. I was so glad that the ladies heading up the event at the church trusted that I could actually produce something decent, and for the women who so sweetly washed all my dishes! And for Pete who ran to the store when I ran out of flavoring and powdered sugar. And for the girls who played with Ella for hours on Friday night while I was decorating and Saturday morning during the event. Goodness, what a team! It was a ton of fun, honestly, and it really is a great feeling knowing that I made over 210 cupcakes. Yay.
So...what's next??
Wow, good job! That's amazing! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey look so YUMMY!
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