These adorable cupcake creations are both by blogger The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle, who tells you exactly how to make her Bunny ear cupcake toppers and 3-D Cupcake Cookies! Her instructions are very, very detailed, and she has photos every step of the way. Definitely check them out and bookmark her site for other sweet treats.
She writes:
You really need to start this project a day or three ahead of time. It's a three-step process. Baking the cookie toppers, decorating them, and then constructing the cupcakes. It may seem a little drawn out, but your kids will thank you!
To begin, cut and bake your cookies. I used a Wilton bunny face cutter that I got from an Easter kit that Walmart carried last year. If you don't have that one, don't panic. You can cut the ears off of any rabbit face cutter you have around.
She writes:
It REALLY helps to have a good set of graduated round cutters for this project. I got mine from Fancy Flours. These are a little pricey, but if I were stranded on a deserted island, and could only take two sets of cutters, I'd pick these! They are stainless steel, so they don't rust, and they hold up to years of heavy use.
She writes:
You really need to start this project a day or three ahead of time. It's a three-step process. Baking the cookie toppers, decorating them, and then constructing the cupcakes. It may seem a little drawn out, but your kids will thank you!
To begin, cut and bake your cookies. I used a Wilton bunny face cutter that I got from an Easter kit that Walmart carried last year. If you don't have that one, don't panic. You can cut the ears off of any rabbit face cutter you have around.
She writes:
It REALLY helps to have a good set of graduated round cutters for this project. I got mine from Fancy Flours. These are a little pricey, but if I were stranded on a deserted island, and could only take two sets of cutters, I'd pick these! They are stainless steel, so they don't rust, and they hold up to years of heavy use.
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