Each rosette was made by hand.
The special message was also scripted on each cake in her unmistakable handwriting.
I wish you could see the detail of the tiny little roses that covered this little doll's dress and even her little pony-tail holders. I LOVED that cake...probably my all-time favorite. Interestingly enough, something happened to the skirt part of this cake...the side fell in when it was baking, or a child got to it...I don't really remember. No one was the wiser...Grandma was really good at fixing things like that.
Holly's first birthday...Big Bird never looked so good!
I included this one not for the cake, but for Grandma's bright smile. Her cakes were just one way she shared her talents and smiles with those around her. At the end of the parable of the talents, the Lord says to the servants who doubled their talents, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy lord." I imagine that Grandma has heard those sweet words of aprobation from our Lord, for she truly multiplied the talents she was given on this earth. Go, and do likewise.
I never knew that she was a cake decorator! Thanks for sharing.
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I had no idea. I wish I could do that. We are lucky to get a cake with homemade frosting.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that she had that talent. I do know she made great breadsticks...as a matter of fact, we are having some with dinner tonight.
ReplyDeleteI remember the doll cake. The reason that I am standing there with my arms folded is because Mom told me to and that I couldn't touch the cake. MAN, I WANTED TO TOUCH THE CAKE!!! It took everything I had to not touch it.
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