Probably like most people, I get really excited when I see something that looks really cool and that I'd like to do....and then
actually do it! This cake was one of those great situations where I loved
something in a magazine and it was the right mix of easy, cheap, and fun to make it happen :-)
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| Start off with a nice, frozen Sara Lee Pound cake (unless you're an overachiever and want to make your own) |
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| Cut off a couple inches from one end and then 2 wedges off the sides. |
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| Add some yellow and red food coloring to white icing until you get an orange you like |
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| Use icing to "glue" on the wedges to make a point at one end. Let your husband eat the flat end you cut off (at least that's what I did :-) ) |
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| Ice the whole thing |
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| Gather your orange jelly beans-sooo pretty! |
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| Start laying 'em on (and if you're me, let go of any hopes of perfection) |
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| Ella had fun helping with almost all of the steps but the jelly-beaning was the easiest for her to help with :-) | | |
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| Lay out some green candy for the stem and...Ta-da! It was a hit at our Easter Celebration and a fun project with Ella. |
love it!
ReplyDeleteIt was an EXCELLENT carrot :-)
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