Mini Bows on Vimeo

See all Show me

17. Tiara and Tartan...and a little bit extra!

by Lorraine McKay

7 months ago

16. Bugs n Bees part 2

by Lorraine McKay

7 months ago

15. Bugs n Bees part 1

by Lorraine McKay

7 months ago

14. Valentine Sheep Part 3

by Lorraine McKay

10 months ago

13. Valentine Sheep Part 2

by Lorraine McKay

10 months ago

12. Valentine Sheep Part 1

by Lorraine McKay

10 months ago

11. Christmas Penguins!

by Lorraine McKay

1 year ago

10. Mini Bows

by Lorraine McKay

1 year ago

9. Jimmy Hat!

by Lorraine McKay

1 year ago

8. How to make tea and toast...with fondant!

by Lorraine McKay

1 year ago

7. Rolling a smooth ball with sugarpaste or fondant

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

6. How to make a christmas tree

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

5. How to make a snowman Aine2 style!

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

4. How to make a miniature rose

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

3. How to cover a square cake with sugarpaste/fondant

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

2. How to create a miniature elephant with sugarpaste

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

1. Making hands work with modelling sugar paste!

by Lorraine McKay

2 years ago

Credits

59 Likes

dgraciosa
13 days ago
TLS
21 days ago
Pity Tata
5 months ago
Rachel Fort
5 months ago
sunflowers_61
5 months ago
Lori Bohn
6 months ago
Cara Heald
6 months ago
Patricia Lush
7 months ago
ladybug luggage
7 months ago
Melissa Frost
7 months ago
See all 59 likes

morgana saraiva 1 year ago

wonderfullllllllll as always!!!
thanks for sharing!!!!
Virginia 1 year ago

Thanks for sharing! great technique. You're a good teacher!!
Suzanne Clayman 1 year ago

Fantastic! They're so effective!!
lynnette russell 1 year ago

great Lorraine, as usual. Thanks
farnaz menhaji 1 year ago

thank you so much,for another wonderful video
Ramona Kintz 1 year ago

Lorraine great cakes, so simple but so elegant
Lorraine McKay 1 year ago

Simple but time consuming. Worth the effort when I saw the set up at the venue though. Still don't think I'll do this kind of thing again for so many cakes.
Kazzimojo 1 year ago

Hi Lorraine, great idea and yet so simple. Love the idea of using a small amount of piping gel to hold the ribbon in place. I also think the black and white works really well together.
mzsweetdivine 1 year ago

You took all the complicatedness out of the bow making.
I love your easy technique.
lyncoombes 1 year ago

I must give this a go, they look so effective.
Pauletta Fisher 1 year ago

So cute! Can't wait to try these bows. I love your videos!!!
June Cooper 1 year ago

Thanks Lorraine, it is a wonderful idea, they look so cute.
adele Jones 1 year ago

Love these Videos Lorraine, many thanks.
Illie 1 year ago

Informative videos, luv it:) Where can I get a strip cutter?
Ramona Kintz 1 year ago

sugarcraft.com/catalog/gumpaste/FMM/JEM.htm
Illie 1 year ago

Thanks:)
Ramona Kintz 1 year ago

Lorraine what size pan do you use for this cake?

Thanks
Scott 1 year ago

SUPERB work, Lorraine!
I saw a wedding cake show on tv recently, they did 180 little gems like yours (sans bows, though) and they would have benefitted greatly from your help!
Lots of work, and you make it look nearly effortless! KUDOS to you!
Bashini Weerasinghe 1 year ago

Another brill video, Lorraine.

Thank You!
Jen Loftus 1 year ago

Gorgeous, simple and classy. Was the ribbon made from gumpaste as well?
Yvonne Petrich 1 year ago

Wonderful and elegant.
You say you use piping gele to the ribbon, how do you make this gele? Thanks for sharing.
majormichel 10 months ago

The little cakes are so elegant, thanks for sharing
marie odtohan 10 months ago

thank you so much for sharing your techniques with us..very helpful!
Cat 7 months ago

Love the elegant black bow tie look. Changing the color of the bow to pink for a girl or baby blue for a boy would make cute baby shower cakes as well.