The long holiday weekend is a great time to get the Christmas lights up on the house.
But if you're tackling that project today, hopefully you're not starting out with a tangled mess like this!
I've got to give credit to Clark W. Griswold for the inspiration for these pops!
Get even more instruction on these in my book
Love it, how cute! Your creations are amazing :) What kind of dipping chocolate do you use? I normally use Wiltons but lately I have been having trouble melting that stuff. It turns out too thick even when I try too thin it with vegetable shorting. I would love some advice because cake pops are such a fun holiday treat at parties. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI've been using Wilton candy melts. I've had the most success when I thin them with Paramount Crystals. Thanks! Hope you had a great Turkey Day too!
ReplyDeleteOh my word! A cake pop every day?! I'd be as big as a house! These tangled lights are absolutely precious! Stopping by from Tip Junkie.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! Love em :)
ReplyDeleteThis are adorable! I can't believe your goal of a cake pop every day. I tried to make regular ones once and it was a huge messy fail. They looked disgusting but it was cake so they still tasted alright.
ReplyDeleteWe're linking up Christmas related posts at my crafting blog. I would love if you would link these up :)
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super cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool looking!! I bet you go through lots of vanilla making all these yummy treats? You should come and enter my Vanilla Bean Paste giveaway http://eatcakefordinner.blogspot.com/2011/11/vanilla-bean-paste-giveaway.html
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH!! These are ADORABLE!!! I found you on the Tip Junkies site!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love these!! You are so talented. :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you all like these.
ReplyDeletei really love these.. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tip! Happy Holidays :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. What did you use for the lights?
ReplyDeleteThanks, glad you like them. The lights are made from candy coated chocolate sunflower seeds. Light shaped sprinkles can also work too.
ReplyDeleteJust found these and love all your cake pop ideas! I'm going to try and make these in time for a luncheon I'm going to today! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! How did you do the green chord tangled look? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI put the candy melt into a decorating squeeze bottles, and then piped it on.
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