Shiloh recently received this book for her 3rd birthday from her great grandparents. I think we have read it everyday for the past couple of weeks!It truly is a lovely tale about a cute little girl who obviously loves all things pink! But she soon discovers that being herself is even better than being pink.
A few days ago Shiloh asked me if we could make pink cupcakes, and I thought it was a grand idea. We had some wonderful momma/daughter time together.
Here are a few photos of our recreation of Pinkalicious cupcakes.
Shiloh is just beaming and so excited about starting our pink project!
What a big helper stirring the pink batter. Maybe a few licks, too!
Momma takes a turn to beat the batter till it's nice and fluffy!
She tried her little heart out at frosting the pink cupcakes. I think she just resorted to what was easier--licking the knife.
Mmmm, yummy! They're pinkerific!
I wish I would have had a cupcake tower to display these candylicious looking treats. Oh well. I actually had some pink frosting left over from her birthday cake, so I was able to make the swirly design. I had such a fun time making these with my Sweet Sue!
Supplies needed to make these:
- pink cake mix
- pink frosting
- darker pink frosting for swirl design
- pastel sprinkles
- cherries
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3 comments:
So sweet, and they look so yummy! So did the boys eat a cupcake or do they protest anything pink?
Fun times! I'm sure there shall be many more cupcake fests in your future! :-)
My daughter who is 2 and a half received the same book a few months ago from her gamma (Grandma). It is the best book. We also have Purplicious- which is equally as entertaining and addicting. I love that you made the cupcakes, I haven't actually done that yet, although she asks me ALL the time. I know she will just eat all of the icing and then a bunch of yummy cupcakes will be staring at me begging me to be eaten and well, I am trying to be GOOD. :)
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