Tonya Staab
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I lay it on, it seemed to work much better – I tried it both ways, but I don't have a steady hand so holding it over the top meant it was shaking a little and the images didn't come out quite as clear. The stencil does stick to the icing a little which is why you don't get the smooth icing look, however, if you have a very steady hand, I suggest hovering it over the top if you do want it to look smoother. Another way to do it is to cut a fondant circle to lay over the top of the cupcake and then use the colored food spray with the stencil.
I have thought about doing these before. But one question I had was. Do you actually lay the stencil on the cupcake. Or just hold it over it?
That is what I wondered! If it stuck to the frosting. Yours looks great though!
So cute & perfect for a spooky treat. I’ll have to check Michaels for the stencils, never even thought to look for them!
Cute Halloween idea. I like Martha Stewart’s Halloween cupcake stencils, too. Especially the chesire cat one.
och, cute!
Can I one? ;]