Marlow, being the typical bossy Canady female, took it upon herself to ask if I'd be staying home from church Sunday morning since she wasn't sure if I'd otherwise have time to get them done. So to really show her I made them two days early, and 350 miles away. Phyllis and I concocted a plan to safely transport them on the journey home and home they will go, cute as they can be. Not perfect, and not nearly as bake-shop-ready as the ones on Bakerella, but hopefully they will meet Miss Bossy Birthday Girl's high standards. Love you Marlotta!
Naked pops 
Frosted pops
My first customer (err, second-- Kyle had to approve them first)
The finished product
Frosted pops
My first customer (err, second-- Kyle had to approve them first)
The finished product
4 comments:
yummmm....can't wait for a couple of those!!
How did you that? I must know! Adorable!
yum - and cute too. bakerella intimidates me. love her stuff, but i'm such a chicken to try it all. and pioneer woman's recipes? oy - her too. good for you for doing it. and succeeding :)
OMG! these looked so good, I spent the entire weekend dedicated to making them! You coating looks way better than mine, way to go! I just posted pictures of mine on my blog.
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