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Bedroom Closet Makeover

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 07 May 2013 22:49:00 +0000

Yesterday I shared with you how I made over my bedroom door and closet door. Today check out what I did to the inside of my bedroom closet!

This is what my closet looked like before. I attempted some creative organizing but it really wasn't working out.

Here is what it looks like after! Well without all of my clothes and stuff in it yet!

I decided to utilize the door as jewelry storage. I am a visual person and need to see my options laid out in front of me.

I covered the shelf with left over contact paper from my Pantry Project. I painted the inside blue with a 50's starburst retro design in aqua.

Originally I had planned to use different door knobs to hang bangles and bracelets on. However door knobs are expensive. Instead I used glitter on some clear gems and hot glued them to long screws.

For an added burst of fun, I painted outer frame of the door hot pink!!

I wanted to create a whimsical vibe so I changed the door knob and added a key hole plate to it. The key hole part isnt functional but it looks fantastic!

Here is the inside with all of my clothes and jewelry. Nice, neat, and organized!

For a little added glam I made this faux chandelier.

I also love elephants so when I found this crystal elephant pull chain, I had to have it!

The final touch was to organize my clothes. I organize by color then sleeve length. I made these dividers for easy organization.

So what do you think?! I hope you love it as much as I do! Every morning its like opening a secret door to wonderland!!

Thanks for stopping by!

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Emerald Green Doors

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 07 May 2013 01:26:00 +0000

This season emerald green is the hot color. Little did Panetone know, I was already obsessed with it! Well, ok, maybe obsessed with green in general. The floor plan of my house is mostly green. Including my bedroom. However, my bedroom door and closet door were the standard wood. Blah blah, booooring!
Here's what they looked like before:

See how lame and boring?

Meh. Blah.
And then I transformed them with paint!!!! Taaaa Daaaa!!!

Why no, thats not a different door on the right (my closet). I changed the door knob and I attached Dollar Store frames to the door for architectural detail.

Stay tuned, the door makeover was just the beginning!!

Are you getting in on the emerald green trend? What projects are you turning into this season's hottest color?

Uno Birthday Party

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 23:14:00 +0000

I am so pleased to share with you a real party from one of my readers! This absolutely adorable Uno themed first birthday party was done by Laurie Leal. It just could not be cuter! Check out the details!

Laurie said:

Avery is my third child. If there is one thing I know, it's that the one year old party is for the parents, not the child. At this point I don't have anything to prove and hosting a party where we invited our friends would mean a very large gathering with MANY kids. If the weather was nice in Upstate NY at the beginning of April, it could have been an option. But it's not. So we decided to keep the party to a small intimate group of five families (10 adults and 10 kids). Since I wasn't going to be spending a ton of money or time of large quantities of food, I dedicated my time to adorable invitations, the cutest outfit ever, and the dessert table.

Being a first birthday, I decided on an "Uno" theme. First, the invite. Paper Clever (via etsy) made adorable invitations.

Second, the outfit. Again, Etsy provided me with Birthday Couture who made an adorable Uno dress. Matched with rainbow leg warmers, a monogrammed diaper cover and headband - Avery was set for some pictures!

For the party, dinner food was on one table, drinks on another and the dessert table - another.

I began the dessert table by using black and white. Black table cloth, white dishes. I added the Uno colors (red, green, yellow and blue) with icing, flowers, etc..

The dessert table included cupcakes with toppers from Fairytale Frosting, cookies, chocolate lollipops and candy. The cupcakes alternated chocolate and white cake. The lovely toppers were my featured item and added color to the cupcakes. The cookies were homemade sugar cookies with homemade colored icing. I use red, green and blue to stay with the Uno theme. I melted colored chocolate for lollipops. I arranged them like the Wild Card in the game Uno. Little red ribbons were tied on each lollipop for a more finished look. Lemonheads and Cherry Bombs filled glass jars. I used toys we already had (like the soft blocks) and some cute red pots with cut flowers to fill in the extra area. A personalized frame on the wall helped frame the table.

Seriously, how cute is Avery?!

Thanks for sharing your party Laurie! The details are fantastic and the theme is so cute and unique! Great work!

Pearls and Pajamas Brunch

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 01:33:00 +0000

I am so excited to share with you my recent party! If you've been following my blog, you know that I recently had a roommate move in. Jess has been fantastic to live with. We get along like we've known each other for years! We decided it would be fun to have a party to meet each other's friends. We decided to throw a brunch with the theme Pearls & Pajamas! As one girl put it "Brunch, pajamas and cocktails?! I'm there!"

Check out all of the fun we had!

I made the flowers from coffee filters!

Each place setting had a pearl necklace and earrings.

Of course we had to take a group photo in our sexy pjs!

I couldnt help myself, this "out take" was just too cute!

The brunch was a success and everyone had fun meeting each other!

The Rainbow Bridge

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 17:06:00 +0000

Last week was one of the most difficult weeks I've experienced thus far. I unexpectedly lost my beloved dog Sookie. Sookie was only 4.5 years old. She started showing signs of what I had believed to be kennel cough on Easter Sunday. I took her to the vet on Monday morning, after a few hours they transferred me to the University of Minnesota Veterinary Clinic. Sookie was admitted into ICU. I learned a few hours later that she had a collapsing trachea. This is apparently very common in small breed dogs, especially yorkies. However, Sookie's was quite severe. We kept her in ICU over night, and the plan was to see how she did with drug therapy. If that didn't improve things she would need a surgery that would cost over $5,000.
Monday afternoon I went to the ICU, took off her little sweatshirt, gave her a hug and kiss and told her I'd see her in the morning. At 5:00am, Tuesday April 2nd, I received the call that my baby girl went into cardiac arrest and did not make it. As Im sure you can imagine I was and am devistated by her loss. I've had a difficult time coming to terms with it, and my poor boy Caesar has also been lost. I had all kinds of posts I wanted to put up last week of projects I've been working on, but I couldnt find the energy. I didnt get out of bed for 3 days. Fortunately, I work in an office of dog owners. Everyone was extremely understanding of my situation.
I wanted to share with you some of the ways I coped with her loss. First, is a letter I posted on my personal Facebook page to her.

Dear Sookie,
Hi baby girl. You know you’re weird ass mamma had to write you a goodbye letter. I know, you’re thinking “yep, saw this coming mom.” I have to try to put into words what you’ve meant to me. Words really don’t do it justice, but at least it helps to say them.
I remember the day you came into my life. I pulled in the driveway and saw you in the backyard. A tiny, nervous little furball. You looked up at me with those big eyes and I was done. I was yours.
I had no idea at that moment how much you would teach me. I think that my heart quadrupled in size with just the love I had for you. Sometimes I would sit and stare at you because I couldn’t believe how much love I felt. I wanted to hug and squeeze you constantly. I missed you when we were a part. But when I would come home, there you were, excited to see me. You would jump, smile and “honk”.
You were the worlds best snuggler. Really. Every night, curling up in a little ball next to me, or sharing my pillow. We were like girl friends at a sleepover, laying on our backs next to each other.
You were so enthusiastic when we would go out for walks. I should have taken you on more of them.
Sometimes it drove me crazy, but I secretly loved how, on the weekends, you would try to wake me up by pawing and licking my face. You were always ready to start the day happy and bouncy.
I worry about Caesar since I cant explain to him where you are. You taught him how to be a dog, by the way, thanks for teaching him to sit on the back of the couch! He’s too big for that you know.
I will miss your high fives or how you would dance for a treat. I will miss watching you find the sunniest spot in the yard and stretch out in the warmth. I will miss how you felt, how your tiny paws felt when you would walk across my feet. I will miss every little thing about you. Even cleaning up the little turds you’d leave for me when I was at work.
Thank you for changing me. Thank you for loving me, just as I am. Thank you for making the decision to leave this world so that I didn’t have to decide for you. Having you in my life, even though the time was so short, was the greatest gift I could have ever received. I will count the minutes until we can be together again.
Saying “I love you” doesn’t even begin to cover what I felt for you, but I’ll say it anyway. Sookie, I love you, always have, always will.

I also created this memorial photo of her

The outpouring of love and support I received from my friends, family, and coworkers has been incredible. I have been fortunate enough to have lived a life that hasnt been touched by much grief and loss. This was a loss that was more than I could put into words. But people reached out to me, phone calls, facebook, texts, and even cards. It was such a humbling experience. I miss my baby girl every second of every day, but its a comfort to know that I have such wonderful support.

I hope to be back to posting more often soon, I have lots to share with you!

I'll end this post with a link to this lovely poem. Anyone who has lost a pet is probably familiar with The Rainbow Bridge.

No More Google Reader?! Now What?

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 11:49:00 +0000

Yep, I was just as surprised as Caesar to see that Google Reader was going away. But all is not lost! I've linked to Bloglovin and you can continue to follow me there! Bloglovin is super easy to use and really simple to transfer your Reader info over, so you dont lose anything!

Never used a blog reader before? This will simplify your life! You can organize blogs by category, and it will show you whats read and unread! No more scrolling through trying to figure out what you've already seen!

Go ahead, check it out!

March Sock Panda!

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 02:18:00 +0000

I am officially obsessed with monthly subscription boxes! I recently signed up for a new monthly subscription.....SOCKS!! I hate buying socks and the ones I do have are so boring. Sock Panda was my answer!
I just got my first pair and I was so excited I had to show them off!

Are these not the funnest socks?! I love this subscription!

Who knew?! Socks make me happy!

The Sock Panda even wrote me a letter! How fun!

Are you into subscription boxes? Which ones?

**Please note: Sock Panda did not ask me or compensate me for writing this post. Im just that excited about new socks!

Star Wars, Unicorns, Glitter, Feathers and Cooking

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 00:40:00 +0000

Sometimes I get the coolest orders! This client was bringing the dessert to a combined birthday party. The two guests of honor were friends with different tastes. One, a chef who was very much into Star Wars (you can see the cupcakes I did for his baby shower HERE) the other a girlie girl who loves unicorns, glitter, feathers and all things girlie. She does have a flair for the interesting (check out the cupcakes I did for her past birthday HERE). When I was offered the chance to make cupcakes for this duo, I had to try it! Check out the mix!

I think the little unicorn is my favorite! What a fun mix of ideas to do, I really enjoyed this order!

Bright Jungle Baby Shower Cupcakes

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 20:38:00 +0000

I've done the jungle theme a few times before (Here and here, and here) but I think these animals have become my favorite yet!

Ch, Ch, Ch, Changes!

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 23:51:00 +0000

I feel like every time I write a blog post I'm starting it off with "Sorry I've been MIA". Sooo, ummmm....sorry? But I've had a lot of changes going on these days. One of those changes involves my Facebook status going from "In a relationship" to "single."
I have a new roommate, coincidentally also named Jessica! Here we are on a roomie date night!

In addition to having a new roomie, I've become somewhat of a dog hoarder. Shortly before Jess moved in, I signed up with Underdog Rescue to be a foster mom! Currently, I am fostering a little Chihuahua named Sausage. He's actually been dubbed Sausage McMuffin, or Muffin for short. He's a spunky little guy and has been a complete joy to have in my home! He is a puppy mill survivor and to see the changes in him over the last month or so, gosh, I am so blessed! He went from being this shy, scared little guy to a spunky fun loving pup! And in such a short time! Muffin has a family interested in adopting him now, so I am crossing my fingers he finds his forever home!

Why am I a dog hoarder then? Well, as it turns out, I have 2 dogs, plus 1 foster, and Jess has 2 dogs. So, here we are, a couple of single dog hoarding ladies. You know they say that dogs are good judges of character, so all of our future dates will have a panel of dogs to answer to!

So, now that I have a roommate and a bunch of dogs, I had to rethink that teenie tiny kitchen. There was a coat closet by my backdoor that sometime ago I asked my stepdad to change into a "baking supply closet". Here are a couple of "before" shots of the disorganized closet.

Yeah. It was desperate for revamping. I managed to downsize some supplies, and find some more practical storage for stuff so that I could turn it into a useable pantry for us.

Here is the "in progress" photo.

Here are the final shots. I used some storage bins I had on hand and a few bins from the Dollar Store. I put up post-it notes to designate how to organize things. Thats temporary until we see how things work. Then I'll design some more permanent labels. I also plan to upgrade to some better organizers but for now, this seems to be working!

Total Cost of this revamp: $15

Paint: On hand

Lights: On hand

Bins: $4 at Dollar Store

Chevron Contact Paper: $11 from Amazon

Its a work in progress, but I am proud of the results!

Does spring fever have you doing any spring cleaning or organizing projects?

Glass Bottom Tiki Hut Cupcake

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 00:45:00 +0000

I have some serious spring fever. Tomorrow we are expected to get another 6 inches of snow, and I cant help but day dream about a beach vacation, gardening in my backyard and simple bright sunlight! Have you ever seen these tiki huts, with the glass floors, over the water?

Wouldn't it be just a dream to stay in one of these?! These are most definitely on my bucket list!
I was recently talking with a friend of mine about these huts, and some how our emails became obsessed with them! When there is that kind of obsession what else can you do about it but make a cupcake!
Behold, a Glass Bottom Tiki Hut Cupcake!!

I made blue sugar glass for the bottom, fondant flowers, and a fondant roof. The only thing not edible on this cupcake are the legs holding up the roof. I tried to make them from fondant, but bamboo skewers worked out better.

What do you think? Does this cupcake make you want to take a tropical vacation? Am I the only one with spring fever?!

Sparkle Safari

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 01:24:00 +0000

I apologize friends, I have been MIA for longer than I planned. Somehow the whole first month of the year got away from me! January is always a busy month, there is a birthday celebration every week in January, including my own.
This year I turned 32, and I wanted to have a theme that represented all of the changes that have recently gone on in my life. I also am budget minded. You may recall this fun Jungle Baby Shower I did a few years back. I still had much of the decorations in storage so I thought, why not go with a Safari theme?
However, plain old safari is not my style. Recently a friend said to me "You're so easy to please! Give you some wine, glitter and twinkle lights and you're set!" Ha! Its so true! With that quote in mind I came up with the Sparkle Safari!

Of course I had to get in on the glittered animal trend!

I picked up some fun animal drink charms and rimmed all of the glasses in edible glitter!

I had to have my signature glitter champagne bottle

(click HERE, HERE and HERE for a few more examples!)

The classic rosette cake has become my birthday signature too! This was lemon cake with champagne buttercream.

I made the centerpiece tree with some paper and PVC pipe.

Thanks for checking out my birthday party!!

Star Wars Baby Shower Cupcakes

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 00:47:00 +0000

Believe it or not, I have not actually watched all of the Star Wars movies. I know, its like some kind of horrible crime against being an American, but its true. However, that didnt stop me from creating some Star Wars cupcakes for a couple celebrating their new bundle of joy! One of my favorite clients planned a Star Wars themed baby shower for her friends who are big enthusiasts of the films and I did the dessert!

I would say some witty quote from the movie like "May the force be with you new parents" but that doesnt really make sense since I've already admitted my ignorance to the films.

Either way, best of luck!

The Ugly Side Of Sharing

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 23:26:00 +0000

It seems the time has come for me to write a post about use of content on my blog.

This morning I received an email tip that another website was using a photo of my work without my permission. This website belonged to a bakery in another state and had some of my work featured without credit to me. This is misleading to clients because it looks as though it is their own work.

I emailed the website and asked that they remove my photo. I was greeted with a very nasty email from what I presume was the owner. She insulted my intelligence and indicated that it was OK to use the photo because there was a disclaimer about it not being their work.
I returned to the site where there was, in very small print, a mention that they use photos from other bakers to inspire their clients.
This, however, did not make amends in my book. (I've still insisted on them removing my work)

I spend countless hours not to mention my own money making the items I feature on this blog. At this time, I do not have sponsors for my posts so my work is paid for out of my own pocket. Yes, I do have some paying clients and I sell my cupcake toppers on Etsy, but that income does not compensate for all of the dedication I've put into this blog and creative passion of mine.
For some other bakery to use my photo, my creation, and mislead clients into believing its their work (lets face it, what clients really read that fine print...not to mention, there wasn't credit given to me if they had!) they are profiting off of my hard work.
This is not acceptable.

I hope that you visit my blog, Twitter and Facebook page and find inspiration. Maybe even order some items from me too! However, if you are inspired, create your own work, your own version of it. Do not steal my content and my photos that I painstakingly take the time to create.

With that said, I love my readers, I hope you enjoy my content. If you would like to feature my work on your own blog or website, I will consider it on a case by case basis and only if proper credit is given. Please contact me at fairytalefrosting at gmail dot com before posting on your site. (the email address is spelled out to reduce spammers)

2013 Joy Jar

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 21:58:00 +0000

Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a safe and happy new year's eve celebration! I had an early celebration with some friends and then a relaxing night at home with my pups.
This holiday season has been very busy with lots of hard change in my personal life. Every year my office coworkers and I exchange small Christmas gifts, but I wasn't able to participate this year, so I decided to make them some New Year's Eve Party Kits!

Each kit included some confetti, tic tac mints, candy, party hats, noise makers and photo props. I utilized some free printables from around the blogosphere to create this. My coworkers loved them!

I also chose to start the new year off with a new, simple project that I call a Joy Jar. I took a plain jar and added some scrapbooking stickers to it.

It is now placed in my kitchen with a notepad nearby. My goal is to write down happy thoughts and memories throughout the year. Next New Years Eve I will read through each one and remember what a blessed year I have had.
Do you have any new years traditions? How about new year goals?

NYE Party Kit Sources:
2013 Sweets & Glitter Labels: TaterTots & Jello
Tic Tac Mints: Infarrantly Creative
New Year Labels: Love the Day
Photo Props: Accent the Party

Holiday Home Tour

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 25 Dec 2012 16:47:00 +0000

Merry Christmas my lovely readers! I hope you're all enjoying your holiday. Today I am sharing with you a quick tour of my holiday decor. Thank you so much for coming along on this blogging journey with me. My holidays are brighter because of this blog and the love shown by my readers. Have a blessed holiday my friends!

DIY North Pole Sign

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 23:46:00 +0000

This weekend my family came to visit from Wisconsin so we could celebrate the holiday together. My guest room is upstairs and I like to make that space festive too. This year I added a little something to the top of the stairs, a sign for the north pole!

I had some leftover PVC pipe from a different project that I used to create this. I wrapped the pole in some holiday ribbon I had on hand and I glued an ornament to the top. Using my Cricut I cut the North Pole sign from cardstock. I wrapped the base with some white felt I also had on hand.

Pretty cute hey?

Merry Christmas!

Santa Wreath

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 16:36:00 +0000

I love holiday wreaths. I currently have 4 on display in my house. This year I wanted something fun for my front door so I made this Santa wreath. I took an old wreath form I had and wrapped it with red garland that I got for 99 cents at Wal-mart. I used a scrap of black fabric for the belt and some glitter scrapbook paper for the buckle. I also had a pack of glitter ornaments from the Dollar Tree, and added that for an extra sparkly touch. All in all this entire project cost me less than $2 to make about 20 minutes to put it together!

How many wreaths do you have on display in your house?

Christmas Nails

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 03:50:00 +0000

This year for Christmas I chose to do the Santa belt idea, similar to this one that I did last year. I paired it with green for a simple holiday look!

Merry Christmas!

Baking Soda Ornaments

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 18 Dec 2012 23:45:00 +0000

This year I wanted to make custom ornaments with my dog's paw prints, so I was cruising the blog-o-sphere for a good method. I found this recipe for baking soda ornaments and decided to try it out. This works a lot like salt dough ornaments but the white is a lot brighter. I personally chose to let mine air dry because I didnt want to risk any browning. They took a little over 24 hours to dry. Check them out!

Baking Soda Ornaments

Recipe adapted from Full of Great Ideas

Ingredients:

1 cup Baking Soda

1/2 cup Cornstarch

3/4 cup Cool Water

Fine Glitter (Optional)

Directions:

Mix cornstarch and baking soda in a pot. Add water to the mixture and stir into a runny mix.

Turn the stove onto medium heat. Stirring constantly mix until it becomes thick. Once it starts forming a ball its done cooking.

Turn the ball over into a bowl, cover with a damp paper towel and allow to cool.

Once cooled, knead the dough until smooth. If you would like, at this step, pour in some fine glitter. I did this to add a little extra sparkle to the dough. Knead the glitter until its incorporated into the dough.

Roll the dough out, use a little extra cornstarch if you need to. Cut with cookie cutters of your choice. Don't forget to make a hole using a straw so you can hang them.

Let the ornaments air dry and then decorate as you see fit!

I used a sharpie to add the details to the Eiffel Tower

A little gold spray paint and some glitter made these sparkly keys. They might be my favorite.

The possibilities are endless! Make some fun ornaments or even turn them into gift tags!

Merry Christmas!

Avocado Blue Cheese Dip

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 00:51:00 +0000

Last weekend I had some girlfriends over for movie night and made this dip. We devoured the bowl! This is a delicious dip, and during this season it is a great go-to recipe for those holiday parties!!

Avocado Blue Cheese Dip
From My Kitchen Affair
Serves 4

Ingredients:
1 medium ripe avocado
2 Tbsp chopped onion
1/2 Tbsp lemon juice
1/4 cup sour cream
1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese
1/2 tsp salt
Black pepper (to taste)

Directions:
Peel and core avocado, scooping insides into a food processor. Add onion and lemon juice. Puree until smooth.
Add sour cream, blue cheese, salt and pepper. Continue to blend until smooth. Season again with salt and pepper to taste. Top with more blue cheese crumbles.
Chill in the refrigerator for at least an hour before serving.

Because of the avocado in this dip, I would not recommend making this until the day of your event.
I also served this with Town House Sea Salt and Olive Oil Flat Bread Crisps. I highly suggest the same combination!
Enjoy!

Rudolph Manicure

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 23:42:00 +0000

I was cruising Pinterest (surprise, I know) and saw this great idea from Blanket Print Nail s for some festive nail art. I had to try it myself!

I didnt use all of the colors mentioned, I used what I had at home already, but there are some great instructions on their site if you wanted to try this for yourself!

Cupcakes and Cocktails Birthday

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 02:57:00 +0000

Recently I did some cupcakes for a 50th birthday party. The theme was "Cupcakes and Cocktails" and the birthday lady had a love of shoes, handbags, martinis and the color red. Here are the cupcakes I did, along with a glitter champagne bottle and rosette cake!

Our Thanksgiving 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 02:03:00 +0000

While everyone is kicking off their Christmas holiday posts, I'd like to share a little about my Thanksgiving!
Here are some pics of my dinner table.

I also tried something different this year, I wrapped my turkey in bacon!

It was the most delicious turkey I've ever made! None of it was dry, it was juicy and tender and flavorful. Yum! My turkey may have turned out, but my pumpkin pie was kind of a disaster. However, I got creative with the crust scraps and made the best of it. It still tasted great!

Did you enjoy your Thanksgiving? Did you try any new recipes this year?

50 Shades of Grey Cupcakes

noreply@blogger.com (Jessy@FairytaleFrosting) — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 00:42:00 +0000

WARNING!

This post has X-rated Cupcakes in it.

Don't say I didn't warn you first.

Almost all of my girlfriends have read the 50 Shades of Grey books. Recently I went on our bi-annual girls scrapbooking weekend. I always officially/unofficially bring a dessert for the weekend so this time I thought it would be fun to bring some naughty cupcakes inspired by the books!

Laters baby,

Jessy