Najat Ahmad wrote...
Adorable!!!

Alana Hodgson wrote...
Wow! That looks awesome! thanks for sharing your tutorial!

Linda wrote...
oh!! so cute!

Christine Hamilton wrote...
This is just delightful and so beautifully done! Thank you so much for the tutorial on this ...... much appreciated!

Sharnel Dollar wrote...
So so sweet!

Mona wrote...
Great tutorial!! This is so adorable, and you've done a fantastic job!

Gena Eiseman wrote...
awwww this is so cute! Thanks for the tutorial!

Kim Thibodeaux wrote...
Your work and your tutorial are awesome!

Kelly wrote...
Fantastic tutorial, Thanks! And the LPS horse is adorable!

Mel Garza wrote...
Great! Thanks for the tips!

Kathryn wrote...
You are SO wonderful to us :))) Thanks so much for sharing!!! Can't wait to see the finished cake.. happy birthday to your little one!

Farah Abedin wrote...
wow...it's so adorable -- Seen on your photo stream. (?)

Tash Jeffery wrote...
So precious! Thanks for sharing!

Bakerella wrote...
I love the step-by-step. Thanks!

ROUVELEE ILAGAN wrote...
Thank you for sharing your tutorial. It's interesting to see how others do it. I like how you directly do it on a fondant plaque, great tip ;), as I normally do mine in parchment paper. I think your way is clever as the risk for breakage is zip. Does it take long to dry, though??

mysweetandsaucy wrote...
Amazing!!!

cupcakeobsession wrote...
gorgeous!! thanks for the great tutorial!!! Your little one is so lucky to have such a clever mom to do such a cute plaque for her! :)

Vilma wrote...
thank you so much for your tutorial. so many wonderful things to learn.

Aundrea wrote...
Thank you for sharing all your beautiful work. You are truly talented. Does the RI take longer to dry than color flow? My other question is the same as rouvelee. I often spend up my drying time by using a heat lamp.

Angela Thomaz wrote...
I love it! Thank you for sharing!

Louise wrote...
Aww thanks to all of you for the comments. I am pretty tired now after the birthday party but my girl was happy and thats most important. rouve: Yes so much more easy and the breakage is zip. I made the RI parts over 2 days and on the third day all was dry and ready to be painted so it dont take that long to dry. Cakesthatrock: No I think its the same. I dont have a lamp though but I would like one to use for that. Because it should help so the RI will shine more.

coraldiva wrote...
Awesome job. Your daughter is going to love it :)

Viki Tiamat wrote...
So cute! Mazal Tov

Lina Custodio wrote...
Ultimate cuteness.

PAULA FC wrote...
Lovely! I've been following your work and agree with every comment indeed! Thank you for sharing your knowlege with us! It is really helpfull!

Inspired & Indulge wrote...
wow! i love the finish product!

Mary Heart / MAY wrote...
i love this tutorial... just remembered rainbow bright with this character! happy caking!! ^_^

Steph wrote...
Brilliant - just looks so adorable!!!!!!!

J@V@JuNKo wrote...
you are brilliant! what an amazing idea!! i never would have thought to do this for a cake top! awesome!

Aneliya Kochneva wrote...
Louise, great job! I was looking on tips for a plaque like this and your blog come up :-) Thanks for sharing! I'm supposed to make on for Sunday and I hope everything would be OK. One question- did you notice a problem with the RI when you brushed the color? Didn't kind of soften or something? I would appreciate you answer, thanks!

Ana Elisa Hopkins wrote...
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing this amazing tutorial! Did you use a different color RI for the outline and for the runny filling? Thank you!

tuttycs wrote...
Wow this is just what I was looking for. Thank you for the tutorial...and the ideas....