Comments on: Weekend Links http://www.sisterfriends-together.org/weekend-links-12/ An online community sharing our lives and faith within a place of grace Thu, 22 Dec 2011 05:29:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: anita http://www.sisterfriends-together.org/weekend-links-12/comment-page-1/#comment-5438 anita Wed, 25 Feb 2009 17:51:41 +0000 http://www.sisterfriends-together.org/?p=2133#comment-5438 Cakespy--> THANK YOU! I was so totally unhappy with the coloring (I don't know what I was thinking using food coloring...not thinking perhaps?!) that I ended up tossing my first attempt. I definitely plan to do them again though so when I run to the craft store later today (when isn't that a stop on my list of errands?) I'll pick up some paint for the next time :) LOVE the idea and your blog! Cakespy–> THANK YOU! I was so totally unhappy with the coloring (I don’t know what I was thinking using food coloring…not thinking perhaps?!) that I ended up tossing my first attempt. I definitely plan to do them again though so when I run to the craft store later today (when isn’t that a stop on my list of errands?) I’ll pick up some paint for the next time :) LOVE the idea and your blog!

]]> By: Cakespy http://www.sisterfriends-together.org/weekend-links-12/comment-page-1/#comment-5431 Cakespy Wed, 25 Feb 2009 08:00:40 +0000 http://www.sisterfriends-together.org/?p=2133#comment-5431 Hi Anita! I am so sorry, I just found your comment (I had turned on some weird moderation setting that accidentally made it invisible til now!). I am so pleased that you enjoyed the cupcake art project--yours came out really sweetly! I actually used PAINT, rather than food coloring, to color them--bright red gouache, acrylic or watercolor should do the trick! Hi Anita! I am so sorry, I just found your comment (I had turned on some weird moderation setting that accidentally made it invisible til now!). I am so pleased that you enjoyed the cupcake art project–yours came out really sweetly! I actually used PAINT, rather than food coloring, to color them–bright red gouache, acrylic or watercolor should do the trick!

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