Mia Bella Passions

The CUTEST Rabbit Cake Ever...

Well ain't this the CUTEST rabbit cake you ever did see?

There is a bit of fiddly prep,

but actually it is not too hard to create.

This cake was for a 3 year old girls birthday.

But would it not be the most fun cake to serve to family and friends this EASTER?

The first step in the week before making the cake,
you need to make the rabbit ears.

I just free hand drew the ear shape,
but on the internet there are many free rabbit ear templates.
The ears were large at about 25 cm tall.

Then I cut out a smaller set of pink for the inner layer.
These were 15cm tall.

Then I decorated them.
The final step was to attach them to the iceblock stick with glue.

And this is the final result.

For the cake - I whipped up two packets of ready mix Strawberry cake.

These were baked in two large 23cm by 8cm deep cake pans.
Once cake is cold, remove it from pan and slice off tops so it's flat.
These cake slices can be frozen to use in trifle type desserts.
Then ice the bottom cake layer (cut side up) with vanilla frosting,
Top with other cake layer - with the cut side facing down to the frosting.

Place a thin layer of frosting over the entire cake.
Roll out white ready roll icing and cover the cake.

Then place the ears on top.

Make a pink strawberry frosting and create little swirls around the ears.
Decorate with edible paper flowers.

On the front pipe two eyes and a little pink nose.

To decorate the back of the cake place more pink icing swirls and more paper flowers.

It was a huge HOPPY hit at this Birthday Party...

And I think it would be as equally fabulous as a Easter cake.

The Rabbit cake was almost as big as the Birthday Girl!!

Pre-Packet cake mix is a real timesaver.
And you know what?
It was pretty and delicious too!

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Pastel Painted Glassware...

This is a 'Quick and Easy' painted glassware project.

Honestly it took an entire FIVE MINUTES!

You will need some glass items.

I have used a mini vase, jug, and wide neck bottle.

And you will also need some paint in pastel colours of your choice.

I use the Rust-oleum brand of spray paint as it has a fabulous coverage.

I chose Duck Egg, Gloss White, and Citron in matte.

Make sure you use a quality paint like Rust-oleum because it makes a huge difference to the project end result!

You need to be in a well ventilated area to spray the glassware.

What you do is shake the can to mix the paint well,

and place the nozzle in the glassware opening and spray, turn the glassware, spray.

Until you have a good coverage of the inside.

Clean up any painty finger prints and drips then set aside to dry.

I'm going to use this pretty pastel painted glassware on my Easter Sideboard in my dining room.

Once I have finished all my Easter-inspired pieces, I'll show you the finished vignette.
Meantime....I need to create some pastel paper flowers to go with this pretty pastel bunch of glassware!

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