Again, another cake I helped Mindy with. The actual frosting of the cake was way easy! Pushing the frosting back and forth with different pressure as you go is really the easiest way to go for a wedding cake. Another pretty outcome, Mindy!
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2 Comments from you:
Melinda,
You are such a talented lady! I love the work you did on the wedding cake. Yumm!!
Carmen
This cake is beautiful.
SallyW
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