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Everyone was SO amazing in my last post, and you all really boosted my confidence! Here’s my newest creation for a graduation party today, my first cake for a non-family event, and I was pretty nervous about it. It’s a red velvet cake with cream cheese buttercream. I struggled with air bubbles in the buttercream-maybe the cream cheese made it different? I wish the frosting had been smoother, but I LOVE how the stenciled frosting looks!

Also, out of curiosity- what would an acceptable price be for this cake? It’s 8-inch 4 layers. I did it for free as a gift, but I’m wondering about pricing in the event one day I decide to sell them. I genuinely have no idea.

These are the best ones I’ve made so far. They’ve all been for family events so far, I’m making my first for a non-family event this weekend and I’m nervous! I would love some constructive feedback, and suggestions for how to improve!

I tend to do these when I am in a training or meeting or something else where I need to pay attention, it helps me focus with my ADHD 😊 this one was completed over a two day training

I had so much fun creating this design! This is only the second hat I’ve etched, with a cheap $20 pyrography pen. I’m hooked! Can’t wait to try it out with a better pen!

How did I do? This is just with a cheap $20 pyrography pen and a single fine tip. I’m still learning how to use the other tips for shading and getting used to the medium, but I’m pretty happy with this as a beginner!

sorry, I know I already posted these, but I just had to share the video with you guys because it shows the effect so much better. Still obsessed 🤩

Base: Kiara Sky dip powder in med pink

Color Gel: Beetles d029 (deep blood red)

Cat Eye Gel: DND 5D CatEyes in color 07 Maine Coon

Magnet/Technique: Cylinder magnet with basic circle technique

Love how moody and ethereal these are! 🥀🍁🌿

Base: Kiara Sky dip powder in med pink

Color gel: Beetles d029 (deep blood red)

Cat Eye Gel: DND 5D CatEyes in color 07 Maine Coon

Magnet/Technique: Cylinder magnet with basic circle technique