Just a warning for those of you who might want to try these. Really, they're very easy to make, BUT they're VERY time consuming. Thankfully, I was able to get most of it done during Kendall's nap, and Grandma Betty kept her entertained while I finished them. But they look cute, and they taste great!
So here's a couple pictures. The first one is a batch waiting to dry, and the second one is what it looks like all packaged and pretty.
I love that blog! Adding it to my favs list. I am SO going to try those cupcake pops!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! You did a fabulous job! Wish I could eat one right now!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for trying them! Yours looked so cute! I've been thinking of them since Pioneer Woman hosted Bakerella--but they looked complicated. I can see how they'd be time consuming, too; so I'll wait till I can line up help with kiddos.
ReplyDeleteThanks,Kristin
yummy....
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy, I may have to try making them. Also loved your easter table decor!!
ReplyDeleteI saw these awhile back, and am going to try those for Eve's birthday next month! Yours look great!
ReplyDeletethose are way cute! i've done the cupcakes baked in ice cream cones, but i may have to try the popcicle sticks sometime.
ReplyDeleteThey taste even better than they look!
ReplyDeletethey were so YUMMY! very addicting!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I look totally lame now for making my son's b-day cake from a box mix when you make such gorgeous creations just for the heck of it. For shame on me.
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