Category Archives: Cupcakes and Mini Cakes

Zombie Skin: Let’s Bite ’em Back!

Posted on September 27, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

Zombie apocalypse got you down? Hordes of the greenie-gutses trying to storm your compound and eat your tasty, tasty brains? Well I did some experimenting and I’ve found a way for you to bite those undead back with Zombie Skin … Continue reading →

Posted in Cake Decorating, Cupcakes and Mini Cakes, Experimental Techniques, Fancy cakes, General Freakishness, Gummy, My Recipes, Severe Nerdery, Sick and Twisted | 3 Comments

Cake-Related Construction Links

Posted on August 12, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

I post semi-regularly at the blog for my local cake club, usually posts featuring lots of links to cool cake-related tutorials, pictures, etc. I’m not going to re-post them all here because that’d get silly. But I did want to … Continue reading →

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What Gummy Class Supplies Look Like

Posted on July 20, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

Here are just some of the things I’ve prepped in advance for the gummy class I’m teaching on July 24: There are a couple of spots left. Remember, all proceeds benefit Capital Confectioners. I’m not being paid anything despite the … Continue reading →

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Gummy Experiments: Cupcake Cups

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

I previously posted this photo as a teaser for Day of Sharing and the class I’m teaching on July 24: I want to reserve most of the advanced gummy instructions for those who attend these events or purchase the booklet … Continue reading →

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Bake a Wish Donations

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Kimberly Chapman

Doubling up with reports of two batches of donated goodies to help me catch up on posting. Both were for Bake A Wish Austin, a group that connects volunteer bakers to those in need of baked goods. They began by … Continue reading →