I've been making a lot of fake bakes lately - cookies, drinks, candies, caramel apples.... so when I came across this cute little snowflake printed dish at the thrift store I decided to give a fake cake a try. It was super easy to do, check it out:
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The first thing that I did was to cut a piece of foam down to approximately the size of the dish. I didn't worry so much about the rough edges and uneven lines because I planned on sanding it down to look more rounded 😉
Here is how it looked after sanding.
I eventually hot glued it into place, but not until after painting.
It was at this point I realized that my supply of chocolate colored acrylic paint was nearly non-existent 😕
I decided to get creative and grabbed the kids poster paints, mixing every color together until it was a nice rich brown, and poured it over the top of the foam.
The poster paints did ok in a pinch, but I do still prefer my acrylics.
Once the brown paint had dried I drizzled some white puffy paint to look like icing...
...and added a few 'candy' snowflakes to the top. These were made with Sculpy air dry clay in a candy mold, then embellished with a bit of red puffy paint.
And here you can see how it turned out.
I love it paired with my faux hot chocolates and coordinating printable!
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I hope you enjoyed this holiday decor post, thanks for stopping by!
-Jennifer
© Studio 27 by Jennifer Adams 2020
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Looks amazing! I popped here because I thought it looked delicious :)
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