Easter

How cute are these? Wouldn't they be adorable peeking out of an Easter basket? But wait, there's more . .

baby chicks! Maybe even cuter than the bunnies.

And what would Easter be without a few decorated eggs? Might be perfect for an Easter brunch centerpiece. :)

Hearts

Drizzled . . .

Sprinkled . . .

Sugared . . .

or maybe a few of each . . .

The perfect treat for Valentines Day!

Chocolates

I had so much fun making these cakeball "chocolates." Wouldn't they be perfect to give to someone special on that big day coming up in February?

All packaged in a cute white box with a pretty red bow.

Hoot!

Whew, the Christmas rush is over! Now, it's time to try some new things. I don't think I want to see another snowman for awhile. :) Although, I'm sure I'll be ready for him to come back by the time Christmas rolls around again!

I made these owls for a very special birthday girl. Aren't they cute? It's amazing what you can do with a little candy. :)

Be watching next week for Valentine's pops. I'm so excited - I can't wait to try some more new designs!

Christmas Balls

These are classic cake balls all dressed up for Christmas. The "snowballs" are my favorite! All of these have a white chocolate base, but you can also use a dark chocolate base with Christmas sprinkles.

Christmas is coming!

I was so excited to try Christmas cake pops. There are so many cute options. Like . . .

Santa Hats or . . .

Christmas Trees or . . .

Rudolph & his friends or . . .

my personal favorite, Snowmen.

I'm so excited to give these to my boys' teachers as Christmas gifts. I'm usually one of those standard Starbucks card moms. This year everyone gets a unique, fun & very yummy gift!

Gobble! Gobble!

These are one of the first "specialty" cake pops I tried. Aren't they cute? And yummy too! Just in time for Turkey Day.