I taught them smooth icing, piping dots and lines and letters with the small round tip, as well as making shapes with the large round tips. I also taught them stars, flowers, zigzags, etc. with the star tip. They each practiced on a sheet of wax paper. Then they each got to decorate their own cupcake (and eat it if they wanted to). I was really impressed by how even these younger girls really paid attention and caught on to what I was telling them.
I had lots of fun, and I think the girls did too. It's always interesting to see the artisic kids being creative, and the serious kids concentrating; then there are the ones like my daughter, Hayden, who just PILE on the icing so they can EAT IT!!! (I must admit -she comes by it honestly!)
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What a fun day!
Hey! we are involved with Keepers At Home, too! Looks like you all had fun!
I think I have pics on my facebook from out Keeper's award ceremony.(in case you are interested)
Found your blog visiting KatieBug's blog--I love to decorate cakes, it is so fun. But we need to use natural colorings for ours because my kids go nuts when they eat artificial colors. Glad I checked out your blog--it's on my favorites now.
Are you a homeschooler? Here, (NW Alabama) some of us homeschoolers do Keepers at Home--my DD is only 3 so I have a couple of years before we get into it. your day looks like fun!
susan
Susan -
Thanks for stopping by my blog(s).
Yes, we homeschool our 3 kids, and my girls love Keepers. It was a really fun afternoon playing with icing. I'd be really interested to learn about natural colorings. I've always just used Wilton.
Aw! That sounds like so much FUN!
Thanks for visiting my blog! I'm glad your daughters liked the cookies :)
Interesting post, thanks for sharing.
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