A few weeks ago, my friend and mentor, Becky of Beckaboo's cakes, had to leave town unexpectedly due to a family emergency. Unfortunately, she had an order that needed to be done and delivered while she was gone so she asked if I might be able to do it for her. After some rearranging, and a lot of help from my dear husband, I got it finished.
The customer's daughter's Daisy troop was getting their pins and she wanted 30 pops, 12 of them daisies. I wasn't really sure how to do them, and Becky suggested using a cookie cutter to cut out the daisy shapes then piping on the yellow centers. Sounds easy enough, right?
WRONG! It was actually much more difficult than I thought it would be! The first few that I made I rolled out too thin, so they literally bent in half when I put the stick in. I managed to get 12 on sticks, but dipping them was much harder than dipping a ball. I was terrified I would lose one in the chocolate, that it would bend in half when I was shaking off the excess chocolate. Fortunately, they didn't but I lost a lot of the shape when the chocolate dried, so I piped on the petals before I piped on the centers.
Here are the pictures:
I would like to do more of these, I definitely need the practice. All in all, though, I do think they turned out cute and the arrangement was really cute when it was done. By the way, I finally figured out how to make my pictures larger. Enjoy!
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