
I was inspired to upgrade from the old sanitized pinky-finger and butter knife when Bead Up! came to town to help me with my blueberry baby shower cupcakes. She had a fancy-smancy icing bag (like what the pros use!), and I confess myself intimidated at first. Why buy a tool when you have a knife and a ZipLoc bag?! Bead Up soon showed me just how magical the right tools can be in making your creations look like they came out of Martha Stewart magazine. So I resigned myself to buy one of my own.
It was a Sunday



I highly recommend making your icing a little more thickly than normal cake icing. If you plan on doing a more intricate design than just using one of the cool toppers (see left picture), a drier icing can act as a fondant like texture. That blue dragon (see right picture) was made entirely out of very stiff icing!
Other of my recent favorites shown below and made entirely with my fancy Icing Syringe.

BRAINSSSSS!
Whimsical swirls!
Rim for a hat!
(more details on this one in the previous post)
YEEEEEES! I love that we got to learn the tools of the trade TOGETHER!! <3
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