Original design by Richardson and Tack. This can be found in their books “Hello Cupcake” or “What’s new Cupcake”
http://www.hellocupcakebook.com/
How to decorate cupcakes so they look like little puppies (pupcakes!)
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Opening sequence created by Dan (JustAVlogger) Thanks Dan! xo
I’ve decided to do a cupcake Decorating series and will be posting them every once and a while.
This is titled cupcakes video #2 because I’ve added an old video on how to make vampire bat cupcakes to the playlist and that one will be #1.
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Julie Wimmer was born in 1975. After graduating from academic high school, she lived and studied for several years in Switzerland and Great Britain. In London, she attended children’s book illustration seminars at the Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. Later she successfully completed post-graduate studies of interior design at NABA — Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan. Julie Wimmer has fashioned the interiors of houses, apartments and residences worldwide. Julie Wimmer has also created highly original and unique furniture design.
Julie Wimmer has drawn on inspiration from the world over — any place she likes, she is at home. She speaks Czech, English, German, Slovak and Polish fluently, as well as some Italian and Russian. Aside from Interior Design, she has also designed and created jewelry and fashion. In 2006 the FashionOffice internet magazine ranked her among elite fashion designers. Her collections sparked also attention in Asia, where Phoenix Jewelry Magazine, a prestigious Chinese fashion magazine, featured an extensive interview with her.
Her slogan: “The Unique for the Exceptional” applies to her interior design too. In her work, she follows only one dictum: “My client’s wishes are my priority. An interior must serve the client, and I am the one who gives it personality, beauty and spirit. I create interiors that meet client requirements and at the same time exceed their expectations by combining originality, practicality and high aesthetic value.”
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Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson starts the Christmas holidays off by sharing her series of Christmas Decorating videos. Tutorials on every aspect of Holiday decorating including how to clean it all up and store it for next year.
Gain Rebecca’s perspective on Christmas and what it truly memorable and meaningful. Make Christmas 2011 the most beautiful, warm, giving and magical Christmas possible for your family and friends….. Rebecca will show you how!
Links to all the videos pertaining to the Holidays are listed below.
Be MOTIVATED
Be ENCOURAGED
Be GENEROUS
Be PROACTIVE
Be BEAUTIFUL
Be ENTERTAINING
Be GRACIOUS
Be INSPIRED
#1 Christmas Interior Decorating Part 1….. Ideas, Tips and INSPIRATION!
#2. Interior Designer’s Christmas Tree decorating tips
#3. How to decorate the staircase for Christmas
#4. Christmas Decorating Part 4 Fireplace Mantle and Table Settings
#5. Christmas Decorating Part 5 adding the sparkle!
#6. Christmas … The True Joy … by Interior Design Guru
#7. How To Wrap a Gift or Christmas Present
#8. How To Make a BOW for Christmas Gift
#9. How to set the table …which side does the Fork go on?
#10. How to Set a beautiful Table for Fabulous Entertaining!
#11. How to set a Beautiful Table for Fabulous Entertaining… bonus tips
#12. How to give a GIFT
#13. CHRISTMAS Decorations “how to” Store and Organize
San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmPrRe9LwD0 Link to Finished Room.. Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson takes you behind the scenes on the journey to designing a one of a kind bedroom for her College age daughter Sharrah. Experience the shopping trips and listen to her explain step by step, her thought process as she designs the room centered around a $14.00 shower curtain…
You will come away inspired and encouraged to begin looking around your own home…. Imagine the possibilities!!!
When Decorating a home, go to flea markets and discount stores to purchase items you love in order to build a home with texture and contrast. Learn about color schemes, cleaning and home design with tips from a professional decorator in this free video on home decorating.
Expert: Ann Myrick
Bio: Since 1997, Ann Myrick has been a professional decorator, house cleaner, home organizer and planner.
Filmmaker: Tim Brown
Decorating in 5 days by Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson who joins a YouTube Subscriber in Virginia for … well… Makeover Mondays… on steroids!
People often ask if Rebecca is available to do her design magic in other places besides Southern California… The answer is YES! In this video, a YouTube subscriber and fan of Robeson Design, sends Rebecca a plane ticket to fly out to North Virginia for 5 days …. just enough time to pull off a minor miracle and leaves the homeowner with a list of things to do to complete the transformation. Its fun, Its entertaining and it’s exciting to see what can be done with Rebeccas eye for design and her drive and determination to get it done in 5 days! Join us for this the first of 2 videos on Rebeccas trip to Virginia!
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Thumbs up if you LOVE room tours! MacBarbie07 room tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR1KyKiGl14 Maybabytumbler room tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd8-j7ZbTTc
http://www.facebook.com/RobesonDesign Interior Design and bedroom Decorating ideas are fun … this one is no exception as Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson reveals a bedroom room tour design for 10 year old Abby. Using Ikea, Pottery Barn, West Elm and Home Goods, Rebecca and her team create a colorful cool and affordable bedroom girls of all ages would love!
Rebecca Robeson, also known as the designer for MacBarbie07 and MaybabyTumbler, is YouTubes most popular Interior Designer.
The colors we used in Abby’s room were by Benjamin Moore. The turquoise color is called #733 Palm Coast Teal. The lime green is #417 Feel The Energy and the chocolate brown is #HC Van Buren Brown. All finishes are flat
San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson transforms this out of date Bedroom into a 5 star Guest room for her clients sons. Bedroom Makeover A Gentleman’s Guest room
She designs this bedroom with a masculine feel using Ralph Lauren bedding, Grass wall covering, Built-in entertainment center with flat screen TV and treasured family memorabilia. Custom cabinetry was used in the dressing room along with Oil rubbed bronze faucets and fixtures bringing this room up to a 5 star quality Guest Experience. Rebecca makes Decorating look easy but as you will see, attention to detail is the key to taking this out of date bedroom to a whole new level.
Interior Designer, Rebecca Robeson of San Diego Interior Design Firm Robeson Design, walks you behind the scenes to show you how. This touching video will be sure to leave a lasting impression.
Decorating a cake is easier than you think. Watch baker and author Liv Hansen for Betty Crocker Kitchens demonstrate how it’s done. After you practice a little, you’ll be piping like a pro.
Cake decorating ideas and piping tips
How To Make A Pastry Cone
1. Roll out a square of parchment paper. Fold bottom edge up in a triangular fashion until it meets the top edge. Cut parchment from the roll. You will be left with a triangle.
2. Open the parchment. Use the crease as a guide to cut your triangle out.
3. On the long side of one of the triangles, draw a small line along the top of the parchment in the middle. This is where your point will form.
4. Take one corner of the paper and roll it in on itself until the corner lines up with the bottom point. Repeat with the other point, folding the point down and to the back. The two sides will line up down the middle of the cone.
5. Wrap clear tape around the tip of the bag to prevent the point from opening as you use it.
6. To fill the pastry cone, hold it in your hand. Put frosting on a spatula, and place spatula slowly into the bag. Pinch your fingers down on the spatula and slide the spatula out, keeping the frosting in the bag.
7. Fold the edges of the pastry cone into the middle, and roll the top of the pastry cone down to pack the frosting tightly.
8. Snip a small hole in the tip of the bag so you can pipe the frosting.
How To Work With A Pastry Bag
1. You can use either disposable or reusable pastry bags.
2. Open the pastry bag and place a coupler inside.
3. Select the cake decorating tip you want to use. Place the tip on the outside of the bag. Put a ring over the tip and screw the tip onto the bag.
4. To fill the bag, turn the top edge over. Cup your hand like a C, holding the bag, and place the edges of the bag over your hand.
5. Use a spatula to scoop the frosting inside. Fill the bag half full.
6. Bring the sides of the bag back up. Twist the sides of the bag to squeeze the frosting down towards the tip. Squeeze a little frosting back into your frosting bowl to eliminate any air bubbles.
How To Practice Piping
1. Lay a piece of parchment paper onto your counter top.
2. Prepare a pastry bag using a round cake decorating tip.
3. Twist the pastry bag and hold the bag at the back edge. Squeeze this edge to control the flow of frosting.
4. Practice making straight lines. Keep your hand moving at an even pace, and keep even pressure on the bag to ensure you have a solid, straight line.
How To Make a Shell Border
1. Place a star tip on the pastry bag.
2. Hold the bag at a 45-degree angle. Touch the bag down to the paper. Squeeze and hold in place until the design starts to bulge. Release the pressure, pull down onto the paper and release the frosting.
3. Repeat, overlapping the edge of your first scallop with the next scallop.
How To Make A Rosette
1. Place a star tip on the pastry bag.
2. Hold the pastry bag perpendicular to the surface.
3. Squeeze, rotate the bag and tail off. When you stop the flow of frosting, you are tailing off.
How To Make Bubble Letters
1. Use a pastry cone filled with frosting.
2. To make a letter H, make a dot, squeezing and holding the cone in place. Pull straight down, squeeze and hold to make another dot, and then tail off.
3. Repeat, making another line next to the first.
4. Connect the lines in the middle to complete the H.
5. If you want thicker lines, cut a larger hole in the tip of the pastry cone. Keep your scissors perpendicular to the bag when cutting to ensure a nice, neat line of frosting emerges from your pastry cone.
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You’ve got the basic recipe. Now learn all the different ways you can decorate those holiday sugar cookies like a pro.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Specialty decorating items
Sugar cookie dough
Cookie cutters
Cookie sheets
Currants, chopped nuts, or assorted candy
Eggs
Food-coloring liquid and food-coloring gel or paste
A pastry brush or small artist’s brush
Hard candies
A plastic bag
A rolling pin
Plastic squeeze bottles
Royal icing
A butter knife
Rolled fondant
Waxed paper
Cookie tins
A straw
A toothpick
Step 1: Get supplies
Go to a baking-supply or craft store, or shop online for specialty cookie-Decorating items.
Step 2: Jazz them up
There are tons of ways to decorate your cookies before baking. After you’ve rolled out the dough and cut the cookies into shapes, press currants, nuts, or candy into them. Or brush them lightly with egg white and dust with colored sanding sugar or sprinkles.
Tip: Dragees, those tiny gold and silver balls that adorn fancy cookies and cakes, are edible. But because they contain real metal, eating them is not advisable.
Step 3: Glaze them
To add colorful shine, glaze cookies before baking by whisking a few drops of liquid food coloring into an egg yolk and spreading it on with a pastry brush or small artist’s brush.
Tip: If you want to hang cookies on your Christmas tree, use a straw to make holes in the tops before baking.
Step 4: Create stained glass
For a stained-glass effect, put hard candies into a plastic bag, crush them with a rolling pin, and then sprinkle them onto unbaked cookies. The candies will melt to look like beautiful stained-glass windows.
Tip: Do a test cookie to make sure the candy doesn’t start to burn before the cookie is fully baked. If that happens, add the candy after the cookies are half-baked.
Step 5: Ice them
For already-baked cookies, try frosting them. Whip up some royal icing, divide it into separate batches, and tint with food-coloring gel or paste. Put the icing in plastic squeeze bottles, pipe it around the outline of each cookie, squeeze some in the center, and spread it evenly over the top with a butter knife or a brush.
Tip: For a marbled effect, spread a light coating of white icing on the cookies. Then pipe on stripes of colored icing and swirl them with a toothpick.
Step 6: Make them glitter
Frosted cookies can be decorated even more by sprinkling them with edible glitter or luster dust.
Step 7: Make rolled fondant
Make or buy rolled fondant. Add food-coloring gel or paste to different batches, roll them out, and use your cookie cutters to make pieces that are identical to your cookies. Brush the bottoms with a tiny bit of water and press them onto the cookies.
Step 8: Store properly
Store your cookies in airtight containers, in single layers separated by waxed paper.
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Original design by Richardson and Tack. This can be found in their books “Hello Cupcake” or “What’s new Cupcake”
Julie Wimmer Design – For more, visit: http://www.julie-wimmer-interior-design.com
LINKS to Christmas Video’s HERE
San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmPrRe9LwD0 Link to Finished Room.. Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson takes you behind the scenes on the journey to designing a one of a kind bedroom for her College age daughter Sharrah. Experience the shopping trips and listen to her explain step by step, her thought process as she designs the room centered around a $14.00 shower curtain…
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Thumbs up if you LOVE room tours! MacBarbie07 room tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR1KyKiGl14 Maybabytumbler room tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd8-j7ZbTTc
San Diego Interior Designer Rebecca Robeson transforms this out of date Bedroom into a 5 star Guest room for her clients sons. Bedroom Makeover A Gentleman’s Guest room
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