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Paste Up encontrado en el Barrio de Ruzafa, en la calle Carlos Cervera, frente al n.13 y se trata de una gran fila de hormigas adherida a la pared.Imagen tonada con la Harinezumi2 el 16 diciembre 2010
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Political wheat paste posters made using large rubber stamps were everywhere in Oaxaca up until a few days before the annual Guelaguetza festival at the end of July. They were scraped off by the city and the walls repainted. However toward the end of July, the began appearing again. Oaxaca, Mexico 0718 JEF_DSC0570-a
In a quiet street inside Shinsaibashi, there is a little store that sells only one dish - this red bean paste dessert for 800 yen. No matter you go in alone or with someone else, they'll always serve 2 bowls. This is for memory of a sweet and happy couple. The dessert tastes sweeter than normal, as in Japan, sweet taste means blissful life.
Red decorated paste papers for Anecdotes du dixhuitieme siecle (Londres, 1783), volume 2. Schmulowitz Collection of Wit and Humor, San Francisco Public Library. Follow this link for more information about the collection: sfpl.org/index.php?pg=2000008801
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Epoxy paste filling all the visible void space to cover the injection port bases and feathered out at the edges. It'll take 12-24 hours for this to cure before I can do the injectable epoxy.
Coated the paste with sugar lemon syrup and the design stayed in tact as Caitlin ran 15 miles with henna on her hand.
Awesome ultimate henna test.
Paste was left on for over 4 hours....time to watch the magic happen!
I've been working on some gum paste cherry blossoms for a cake that I'm donating to my son's school next week! I WAS going to do the snowflake theme again, BUT... I'm sure most people are getting pretty tired of seeing snow ... real or gumpaste! I think a cheerful, spring-like design will be appreciated! So.... I'm planning a 2 tier cake that I will decorate with some cherry blossoms. While I've got all of my tools out for the cherry blossoms, I decided to TRY my luck at a flower that I really love... every single time I look at Jacqueline's (PetalSweetCakes) photo stream I want to try to make the gumpaste peonies like she makes!! So, I tried it!
It's not exactly what I had hoped for, so I thought I would post a photo and find out if any of my 'gumpaste flower cake friends" have any suggestions! I've been working on the petals for this for about 2 weeks... so I've just about got to the point that I'm getting frustrated with it!
I have not dusted it or colored it, I will do that when I need to use the flower, then I can make it any color I want!
I always feel like I'm ALL THUMBS when I assemble all of the petals!
And suggestions?? *~*
I don't remember if it was inspired by someone or if it's an original... If it looks familiar, please let me know.