I started with Wilton paste colors. Every time I open a new color, I write the date on the lid in permanent marker so I can make sure I don't keep them too long.
Aren't the cupcake liners fun? I found them at Michael's, and felt they matched the theme without being too "edgy" for a kids party.
I made a white cake, then divided equally between 6 bowls and colored each one, using a hand-mixer.
Pretty colors, all in a row.....
I then did the same with white buttercream icing.....
Next, I spooned a small tablespoon size of each color, one over the other, being careful not to "smudge." Since this was more about "colorful" than "precise rainbow" I didn't stress over whether or not each layer was exactly even.
I think these like look a globe. Hmmm, an idea for a space/planets birthday in the future???
I like that these are just as fun on the inside.
Don't ask, I didn't keep track, but yes, it took LOTS of time.
The birthday girl's "smash" cupcake:)
And with the leftover frosting, I decorated a large sugar cookie "pizza" as a treat for my kiddos. (And then I left town for the weekend with my hubby:)
I LOVE the cupcakes! I can't wait to try making multi-colored cupcakes sometime. So fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Molly! Where did your blog go??
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