Vintage Teacup baby shower

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Comment by Dina Mercado on April 11, 2012 at 8:29am: I love pastels, lace and pearls. This cake has everything I love.

Amazing job. I would love to be able to make a tea cup like this and the smoke adds just the right special touch.

Comment by shay smith on February 7, 2012 at 1:25am: Anytime and believe me I know I'm from NY and I never had central air until I moved to NC I even lived in Mass and no central air but most likely you'll have it in your new place and at least your going to city limits me I live in a rural area a very big difference from what I'm use to but thank goodness I have a car because I don't know what I would do...lol

Comment by Julie Brooks on February 7, 2012 at 1:20am: Thank you! I can't wait to have central air conditioning again. We have lived with a window air conditioner for the last 2 years and it only covers about 500sf. I never thought to ask if there was central air when we rented the house. Central air comes standard where we are from. :)

Comment by shay smith on February 7, 2012 at 12:45am: Yea just a lil but I can understand why you feel that way I actually live 45 min from Fort Bragg I just had some family members move from there its wonderful there what I do is keep the house cooled my kids and husband hate it sometimes but hey my cakes have to survive the night lol...I had one incident where I finished the cake in the summer and didn't have the air on and woke up and my fondant was ruined let's just say lesson learned but overall no problems I just make sure your in a cool area and the majority of homes out here is central air condition so you'll be fine..

Comment by Julie Brooks on February 7, 2012 at 12:23am: Thank you Shay! I love the smoke too! :) I noticed you live in NC. I am moving to the Fort Bragg area this summer. I am a little concerned about the humidity and how my cakes will turn out. Am I over-reacting?

Comment by shay smith on February 6, 2012 at 11:55pm: This is awesome love the smoke..hehe

Comment by Julie Brooks on February 6, 2012 at 5:34pm: Thank you all for the wonderful comments. I did put the stencil against the cake and applied a thin coat of buttercream. It was nerve racking to do but I luckily it came out. :)

Comment by Kathy Waldner on February 6, 2012 at 11:33am: stencil with buttercream - that means you placed the stencil on the cake and iced over it with pink buttercream? I can' decide if I like the top or the bottom better. Neat work!

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