Faux desserts diy

How to make a fake cake- a DIY prop made from a jewelry box to look like a vintage cake. This artificial or faux dessert can be made of styrofoam or cardboard. A tutorial for how to decorate with piping tips, ideas on cute cakes, and which spackle to use for frosting.

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I've been making a lot of fake bakes lately - cookies, drinks, candies, caramel apples.... so when I came across this cute little snowflake printed dish at the thrift store I decided to give a fake cake a try. It was super easy to do, check it out: ******** Disclosure - This post may contain affiliate links. If a purchase is made through an affiliate link then (at no additional cost to you) I will receive a commission. You can read more about affiliate links here. The first thing that I did…

I have been wanting to add some faux chocolates to my collection of food decor forever, but they can get expensive and so far I've been focusing on my cupcakes. It kept entering my mind though, can't I make some myself? Finally I stumbled upon this post from Kurolace and learned how to use hot glue to create artificial chocolates. In the post Kurolace uses glue directly from her glue gun to fill in silicone molds, becuase my mold was so much larger I ended up experimenting with another…

DIY Faux Ice Cream: Authentic looking faux ice cream, that can be used for projects, party decorations, or room decor!

Fake cakes are a fun way to add some fresh-baked goodness to your home decor that will actually last! These cakes are a cinch to mak...

I had this vision and was determined to find a way to make it work for Miss Cupcake's first birthday party. I Googled, I searched Pinterest, I couldn't find exactly what I was looking for.

So, I’ve been working on this basement ice cream shop for a while now. And while I’ve used candy as a decoration in the past, I’d like some sort of baked good under glass for a table center. The trouble is, cupcakes don’t last. Or do they? I’m not entirely sure where I first hearRead more

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