We have a long weekend off from work. It gives me time to get ready for Easter. It may seem a long way off,but time will pass quickly once I really get into the swing of panoramic sugar egg construction. I have a lot of the sugar "shells" made. I make 5 sizes of sugar eggs. The smallest is a miniature egg that I have been making for about 3 years. The next size up is the small egg. The medium size egg is the one I make the most of. In the class I teach on making sugar eggs this is the size I use. The next size up has an embossed lattice design. The largest egg that I have made has a faceted crystal design. Panoramic Sugar eggs started in the Victorian era. They used a combination of paper cutouts and oranamental frosting. That is how I design mine. I really take my time on each diorama inside. I have believed since I was a child, that is where the real magic is.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Sugar Eggs in 5 differerent sizes
We have a long weekend off from work. It gives me time to get ready for Easter. It may seem a long way off,but time will pass quickly once I really get into the swing of panoramic sugar egg construction. I have a lot of the sugar "shells" made. I make 5 sizes of sugar eggs. The smallest is a miniature egg that I have been making for about 3 years. The next size up is the small egg. The medium size egg is the one I make the most of. In the class I teach on making sugar eggs this is the size I use. The next size up has an embossed lattice design. The largest egg that I have made has a faceted crystal design. Panoramic Sugar eggs started in the Victorian era. They used a combination of paper cutouts and oranamental frosting. That is how I design mine. I really take my time on each diorama inside. I have believed since I was a child, that is where the real magic is.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Creative Spirit
Hi I am new to this and just want to write a quick note tonight. I was raised by a very creative mother. She was always working on something and she passed that trait onto me. I enjoy being creative, but sometimes I get carried away. I just had an immage pop into my mind from when my kids were younger. I don't know what the inspiration was but as a treat for my daughter's 1st grade class, I made doughnut hole people.Strange but true. They had pretzel arms and legs and doughnut heads and bodies. I even made wigs out of licorice! The teachers and kids loved them so I guess it was worth it. Well, I have to go and get things ready for tomorrow.
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