Orange Brown and Lime Baby Shower Cake
- To make the loop ribbon I added a bit of Wilton Gum- Tex
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Animals are made from royal icing transfers dried on a slightly curved surface.
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Strings were made using Makin’s Professional Ultimate Clay Extruder
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Little feet were made using a silicone mold.

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Hi, I’m Hani
Welcome!
Thank you for visiting Haniela’s. On my blog, you’ll find delicious sweet & savory recipes made with simple ingredients. Why not start a new adventure? Discover a world of cookie decorating with my step-by-step tutorials.





Love this recipe… what is the recipe for the simple syrup mix you use ?
Hi Nykie,
Thank you.
I generally use a ratio 1:1 or 1:1/2, water to sugar.
Hi! Can this recipe be used as cupcakes? Thanks, Annette
Baked this recipe this morning and the taste is amazing. However the time seemed off. I took mine out after 45 min and the top was pretty crusty. Is that normal? This is my first pound cake.
Sweet cake! I do NOT have this talent! AND I LOVE your cake stand. It's beautiful!
Love it Hani! Great job!
love the little hanging animals in royal.. great idea. cake sounds very yummy… with all the baking ideas you give I need to add an additonal 8 hours to my day.
The pound cake sounds heavenly. Love the colors and design; it goes so well with the invitations. I bet the new mama was thrilled:)
A really pretty cake and sound yummy too!
This recipe sounds delicious. I can REALLY use a GOOD vanilla pound cake. I'm definitely going to be trying this one out next! THANK YOU!
And I LOVE the light shimmer. It makes it all seem so much softer. And great job cutting out those elephants to match — that could not have been easy.
The cake turned out so beautiful! I have used the same invitations for my baby´s baptism, and i made some decorated cookies also based on them…if you want to have a look, they are posted on
http://sugg-r.blogspot.com/2010/06/una-mesita-muuuuy-dulceparte-uno.html
Regards!
Rosilet
Thank you Kenni, I'm glad you like it.
Kulp is the last name of the baby to be.
I like the fact that you went with a nontraditional baby color scheme. Where did the baby's name come from? I'm curious because I've never heard that name before.