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St. Patrick's Day Cupcakes
Published 03.10.2009 | Permanent Link | Comments (4)
Now, there may not be as many St. Patrick's Day cupcakes out there as Halloween cupcakes, we were delighted by the creative genius we found around the web. Hopefully, it will inspire you as well.
Now some of these creations are true works of art. So, we're going to start off this post by directing you to St. Patrick's Day cupcake toppers and cupcake wrappers. So all you have to do is bake or buy a simple cupcake and then decorate. We give you permission. You're welcome. Voila:
These crafty St. Patty's Day Cupcake items are available at the Busy Izzy Bakery Etsy Shop.
We know! It's like game over this baker wins. These St. Patty's Day cupcakes are by vjarymow. You should see her other creations. Yowza.
This delectable treat was created by Cupcakes Nouveau. If only we lived in nearby Miami.
This lovely creation is by Blue Cupcake.
This St. Patrick's Day baby cupcake is orange-flavored with lime icing. YUM! It's by kukita.
Sprinkles Cupcakes, the fast-growing chain of yummy cupcakes has two special St. Patrick's Day cupcakes specials:
Bailey's Irish Chocolate cupcakes for St. Patrick's Day by Sprinkles.
Green Velvet cupcakes for St. Patrick's Day by Sprinkles.
This delightful creation is by Cupcake Chic.
Other great cooking tools and decorating kits to get you ready to make St. Patrick's Day Treats.
St. Patrick's Day stencils are perfect when decorating chocolate cupcakes with powdered sugar.
Shamrock sprinkles are perfect for topping your homemade or store-bought St. Patrick's Day cupcakes. Lots more decorating kits can be found here.
Enjoy now!
Another resource you might enjoy is: Cupcakes Take The Cake
You may also enjoy these St. Patrick's Day related posts:* Little Green Leprechaun Footprints
* Great Ways To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day With Kids
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Comments (4):
Nicole said:
Any directions on the cupcake toppers and wrappers?
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Editor: I would liaise directly with the Esty Shop owner on the wrappers on how to get them to work best. But toppers? You just stick em in and voila! That's the the beauty of them, baby.
Posted on March 10, 2009 17:07
Ida said:
All the cupcakes look wonderful. Happy St. Parick's Day to all!
Posted on March 11, 2009 17:34
Sheila said:
Great ideas! Thanks! I think I'll make green velvet cupcakes for St. Patty's Day.
Posted on March 15, 2009 19:02
Bren said:
I love the green velvet cupcakes. A couple months ago I saw a purple velvet cake.
Posted on March 10, 2010 11:00