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    Doughnut flags

    07.26.10 Posted in children, Christmas, food, parties, winter by Victoria

    A sneak peak at what is coming this week…

    (Photography credit Chelsea Robbins)

    A delightful variation on the standard cupcake for a dessert table. Doughnuts have made their way into the sweet scene of my life quickly, leaving a trail of powdered sugar loveliness behind them! To top them off I created doughnut flags out of ribbon and string. The flags would give any dessert on your table an easy dose of celebration cheer.

    Materials needed for doughnut flags:

    • Differing size candy sticks and toothpicks.
    • Ribbon and string in coordinating colors.
    • Liquid starch.


    How to Make doughnut flags:

    • Cut your ribbons and strings to varying sizes.
    • Dredge in liquid starch.
    • Place around sticks to dry, lifting up portions of each ribbon to create a natural looking flow.

    More to come soon from this super playful Christmas in July shoot.

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    3 Responses to “Doughnut flags”

    1. [...] And doughnuts with holiday flags that are super easy to make- see the tutorial HERE. [...]

    2. D. Goodmanson says:

      I want Christmas in July! Brilliant Victoria.

    3. [...] extra sparkle when preparing these special cranberries for a celebration. A pretty fabric flag (tutorial found here) is a festive way to finish off a gravy boat filled to the brim with their [...]

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