We celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in our house, but not the standard way that others do. My older daughter’s birthday falls on March 17th and this year I made her a Barbie cake. We were walking through the grocery store a couple of weeks ago and she spotted one in the bakery…..now she knew that her birthday was getting closer and she asked if I would buy her a cake like that. I took one look at the price and decided that I would attempt to make her one. I have always wanted to try my hand at cake decorating, but I have never had a class. I remember my grandmother making these cakes for me and my female cousins when we had birthdays, but I didn’t know so much time when into them……I totally appreciate the time my grandmother spent on creating these cakes now that I have made one (and spent the majority of my morning creating this cake). I use to watch my grandmother decorate cakes (she use to work for a bakery making wedding cakes) and do all kinds of crafty things. I think that because of her, I have a passion for creating.
You did a wonderful job for your fisrt Barbie cake.
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Wow! You made that?!!! Sheesh, multi-talented...I just spotted one of those at the store and I'm buying one for my 14 year olds birthday :) {I don't bake..I just like to eat baked goods..lol} You did a magnificent job...happy birthday to your girl!
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe you never took a class this cake is awesome and look at her sweet smile tells it all
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Norine
Wow, this is awesome. Beautiful cake and Alisia's smile says it all. Happy birthday baby girl!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! That's your first doll cake??? Your a natural at it!! Beautiful cake for a Beautiful little girl.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Amy! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Alisia! I hope you had a fun day!
Great Barbie cake-makin memories!
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