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Archive for Tag: fairytale inspired
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August 20, 2012
Princess And The Pea Bed Tutorial
On Tuesday, we featured this Princess And The Pea inspired dessert table from Jen at Jen Rayner Photography. The cake was a huge hit so we are back today with a step-by-step recipe/tutorial of the cake from Jen.
INGREDIENTS:
For the Cookie Headboard and Footboard:
500g softened butter
1.5 cups superfine sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 eggs
4.5 cups flour, sifted
box of candy (color preference optional)
For the Cake:
2 boxes of Betty…
April 17, 2012
Great Finds: Princess Party Collection
Little girls love princess parties. We love this princess collection from Cocodot, which includes boutique paper goods and designer treats. Any girl would feel like a princess with this party. You can check out the full collection here.
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March 23, 2012
Pretty Princess Guest Dessert Feature
Once upon a time, a little princess named Tessa got the princess party of her dreams. This sweet party was sent to us by Bridget of Bridgey Widgey. The fairytale dessert spread included “poison” apples, glass slipper sugar cookies, and kissing frog candy. We love the lace overlay on the tablecloth and the beautiful princess hats. Bridget wanted each guest to feel like they stepped into their own fairytale that started “Once Upon A time”…
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Pink & Turquoise Valentine’s Day Guest Dessert Feature February 12, 2013
We love the turquoise and pink color palette Valentine's Day party styled by Cris from Crissy Crafts. After finding the bird ornaments on clearance at Walmart for 10 cents each, she knew she had to incorporate them into her party. Sweet treats on the dessert table included store bought Valentine's Cakes that she turned into cake pops, heartmallows, white brigadeiro, chocolate covered fortunate cookies and heart shaped sandwiches. { Read More }
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Sweet {Now ‘n Later!} Backdrop Guest Dessert Feature January 12, 2011
We were sent this cute and clever candy table by Michele Pentecost from Crazy for Design. Michele created this table for her candy-a-holic sister's birthday party. I love how Michele used candy in creative and personal ways throughout the table. { Read More }
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