Picks Cake
How do you make cupcake picks?
I have a 4 year old granddaughter and the latest thing seems to be to give each child a cupcake pick with their piece of cake. These are the little toothpick like things that sit on the top of the cake. She’s wanting “doggies” and I cannot find them anywhere. Her birthday is Saturday. I need to make something. Any ideas how??
If she has a “favorite” doggie–especially a real one, take a pic of it and crop it down to the size of about a quarter. Cut & Paste the image until you have copied it many times, then print it out on a thick, card-stock type paper. Then, cut them out and just glue them onto regular toothpicks–front & back! How fun for your granddaughter to have VERY personalized doggie picks!
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