Yep... the bakery didn't know the difference between a ROUND cake and a square one!! LOL!
Susi's written comment to me was... and I quote...
"Greg & I are grateful to you for BOTH our beautiful cakes! :) (And the bakery is happy they didn't have to make train tracks out of fondant!) But square, really? What part of EXACT was soooo difficult. AND btw, the florist (expecting a big ROUND cake) didn't have enough of the ribbon...OOPS! She did a nice job compensating, though. They almost had no ribbon, & then I was gonna cry. SERIOUSLY, PEOPLE, DON'T SCREW THIS UP!! :) And it was the florist to the rescue!"
Oh well, even though it's square, it was an honor to be the inspiration for it, and it was a beautiful cake anyway....
Here's the Cake Table at her Reception!
Cake and mini-cake!
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, you can quickly catch up by checking out these past few posts! Just be sure to FIRST scroll to the bottom of the page and read the posts backwards, up to the top, so they'll be in order!
Another type of card is called the Petal Card. Beate from Splitcoast Stampers shows how easy it is to make these cards. She uses a beaded circle, but a classic circle or a scalloped circle can be used as well.... and I think I actually would like the scalloped one better! JMHO!
She does not specify the exact size of the beaded-circle she used, but it looked like about a 4-1/2" diameter one to me. What do you think?
Christina from Card-Making Magic, shows how to make a secret panel card!
This is not very hard to do at all, but you might need to tell the recipient that there's a "secret panel" and how to find it, or they may never know it's there!