And Rich (creator in crime and resident donut connoisseur).
The two of us brought together two things we love (donuts being Rich's love and embroidery/sewing being Erin's newest let's-see-if-I-stick-with-it love) to put a non-traditional spin on a traditional albeit delicious baked good.
Originally inspired by Clockwork Lemon's embroidery cake that uses sprinkles as a cake topper, we painstakingly sat at our kitchen table armed with nothing more than tweezers and patience (Rich had patience, Erin less so).
Erin found the biggest trick was placing the sprinkles before the icing hardened, which was little more than 10 minutes.
Rich found the biggest challenge was not dunking his creation in milk before Erin could photograph it.
amazing idea!!!I love it ♥
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's being creative! :) And patient! haha
Goodness me, ive never seen anything so creative and beautiful! Totally gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!!! Love it and it would keep the kids busy for a while too!
ReplyDeleteCute!! Cute!! love the post, really cute :)
ReplyDeleteWow your doughnuts look amazing! Beautiful photographs too. Thanks for linking to my post so that I could see these too :)
ReplyDeleteO.k. are these pincushions or did you embroider real donuts??
ReplyDeletethank you SO much for all the wonderful comments! it's so exciting to get the feedback.
ReplyDelete-M.j. The donuts, icing, and 'thread' AKA sprinkles are all real and completely edible :) they were delicious even though it felt wrong to be eating something that took so long to create
The photos really tricked me. I really thought they are fake dounuts for at least 5 minutes staring at the photos.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea!