The shoe process started off as it normally did. Cutting a shape from a template , making the heel and letting them dry for a week. I added the piece for the ankle strap at the beginning of day 3. So far so good.
I started to finish the shoe the day before her birthday.
Problem #1. When it came time to attach my heel I found that I had made it a bit shorter than it needed to be. Problem #2. The sole of my shoe broke in 3 pieces. I made repairs using black candy melts. I was hoping no one would notice once the shoe was completed.
The cake was made using the method I learned in my class at Cakegirls. She loved the cake! So much so she refused to cut it. I had to buy one from a store so the guests would have something to eat at the party.
It is fabulous! I don't blame her not wanting to eat it! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job and what a great compliment from your mother!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job. Happy Birthday to ur mom
ReplyDeleteThe shoe and purse look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteJust FABULOUS!! I'm not sure how I found you but oh so glad I did!!
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i love it! you did a great job! my sister's birthday is coming up and i'm going to be attempting my first gumpaste shoe... any tips?
ReplyDeleteThe shoes turned out very pretty - great job!!
ReplyDeleteThe shoe and the purse are soo pretty. I dont blame her for not wanting to cut it. What kind of cake was inside?
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