Ladybug with Lots of Spots Stencil

Ladybugs often have just a few spots on them, but for my example I wanted a lot of dots, so I chose this one. The red wing coverings make a good example for a stencil where the black layer overlaps the red layer. So, in this case, you paint black over red Categories: animals

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Tip #17:

Powdered sugar on a cake

Special occasion? Turn a chocolate sheet cake into a masterpiece of self-expression. Any two-tone stencil works, just use the lighter layer and sprinkle powdered sugar through the stencil onto the moist surface of the cake and wait for it to stick.

Ladybug with Lots of Spots Stencil

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