


I only had one flake to go on top of 9 cupcakes. So as you can see the nests didn't really look like nests. The flake is supposed to be broken up to look like twigs but my family still thought they looked great! *mental note: buy 3-4 flakes next time* The eggs were the limited edition m&m speckled easter eggs (but you could just use peanut m&m's).

This little chick topped my daughters cupcake. I had visions of her biting into one of those speckled eggs and finding a peanut (she's allergic) so I thought i'd make something. I shaved some nut free chocolate with a potato peeler for the nest, a lot easier than flaking the flakes!

My daughter name the chick Rose. Rose was very easy to make: One ball for the body and a slightly smaller ball for the head. Two small orange balls flattened and then cut in on an angle formed the feet. A tiny orange ball turned into a cone and then cut at the tip formed the beak. I made two indents in the head and then stuck in two tiny blue balls for the eyes. I used a straw to mark the eyebrows.


delicious cupcakes and the little chick is so so cute :)
ReplyDeleteI love the chick and all his eggy friends!
ReplyDeleteyum!! those look great
ReplyDeleteI saw this idea
http://carlisclan.blogspot.com/2009/04/all-dotty.html
and thought of you.. shame you moved I was gonna dob you in to do a cake decorating class at church.. you could make up all these cute animals for examples.. and just show the basics of fondant rolling:)
i love how the ducks wings were hearts.. it is all so easy... well not really cause I have never done it :)
Thx so much for this blog. I am nearly finished the little chicks - I have to go out and buy a heart cutter so am still to do the wings and attach them.
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