Hello Kitty November Calendar

I know i have created a November Calendar already!

But this one is inspired by the Hello Kitty Party i did! So Click the picture to download the November Hello Kitty Calendar!

Have a lovely evening!

Lots Of Love

Suzy

xoxo

Hello kitty Party Prep + November Calendar and I love cucpakes Button

Hi There!

I am busy
with the preparations for the Hello Kitty Party!

I Will be
decorating the Cake
and Cupcakes
later, and show
you when everything is done!

But for
now, here is another sneak Peek!

Also ...

I have
created a few buttons for you to decorate you blog with!

And The
November Calendar is also available for download, as well as in
Button form.

Why? Do
you ask...Because it is pretty!

For the
Buttons, just look to the right of my blog for the codes, then just copy and
paste them in your blogs!

For the
November Calendar Download

Click The
Image!

Have one
pleasant Weekend!

Lots of
Love

Suzy

xoxo

Hello Kitty Cake

Last week i recieved an email, asking if i could bake a cake (hello kitty) for a birthday... and i agreed, a little scared as to how it would turn out... i googled around and found a nice template of hello kitty's face and printed it as big as i wanted the cake to be.


The request was for a chocolate sponge cake with fresh cream, i did the chocolate sponge cake but didn't think the fresh cream would work well as a filling because it would melt and the fondant would fall off. (Its still very warm here even though it is turning into autumn).

So i baked two square 22cm chocolate sponge cakes and let it cool, then wrapped and placed it into the freezer... to make the cutting easier. After 2 hours i took them out and levelled the cakes then sandwiched it together with chocolate buttercream and wrapped and placed in the freezer again. After half an hour i took it out and pinned on the hello kitty template that i printed earlier. I cut out the template and frosted it with white buttercream frosting..so the chocolate sponge wouldn't be seen through the white fondant later on... A crumb coating was fine.

Next it was the fondant's turn to do its magic... i measured the cake and rolled out the fondant accordingly... then placed it over and smoothed it with my cake smoother. Then i added the rest of the face also cut from fondant. For the bow i used a heart cookie cutter and a round cookie cutter. Just cut out two hearts and stick to fondant and then place the round piece over and there you go...(easies bow i've ever done) Then i made sure the eyes, nose and whiskers were in proportion according to the picture/template, added some glitter dust and there you go... one Hello Kitty cake ready for a birthday...(The request was also not to make it look to childish as the recipient was turning 23 so i didn't over do the extras... less is more... i think)

I had sooo much fun with this cake and really happy with the way it turned out... Looking forward to baking my next cake...

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Hello Kitty & SpongeBOB

In the beginning of the week i saw these cute as a button hello kitty cake pops on a blog named bakerella (http://www.bakerella.com/) so i just had to make them for myself and that is exactly what i did. But while i was thinking of making them it occured to me that this could possibly be done for another lovable character, yes spongebob!!! What can i say, i tried it was tons of fun and it tastes even better!!!

Want to try them for yourself, you could always visit the Bakerella blog she gives a nice step by step guide to make the hello kitty pops as for the spongebob it will try my best to be as infomative, here goes:

I used 3 packets of vanilla oreos

1 227g of cream cheese

crush the oreos and mix with the cream cheese, make balls and press out squares using a cookie cutter. Use the eeny meeny miny mo's for the nose and also insert a stick.

Next let it cool in the fridge for about an hour

melt the chocolate in a cup so that there is enough room to dunk,add yellow food colouring dunk and shake off excess. Return them to the fridge. Cut out the eyes and teeth from white and blue fondant and "glue" using melted chocolate, draw in the rest with the edible ink food writer and there you go...