Cupcake #296 **sold**

A sprinkle of color tops cupcake #296. The pale lemon lime icing is contrasted by a soft pink background. The result is an understated beauty. Perfect for a little girl's room, a pretty powder room, or if you have a stunning retro kitchen complete with pink Formica, this is your cupcake! Enjoy, and we'll be back around this time tomorrow!

Cupcake #257 **sold**

This bubblegum cupcake had flecks of color all the way through, and all the colors of the rainbow sprinkled on top, except for one. Do you know which is missing? Topped with a bright red gumball this is sure to take the edge off of any bad day. The background is a neutral taupe color to let all the little bits of color shine. Enjoy!

Cupcake #245 **sold**

The model for today's cupcake was made by Rosemary at the Atlanta Cupcake Factory! A sweet sugar bird nests in a swirl of peachy icing dotted with a rainbow of sprinkles. The background color, a soft celery green was chosen to "keep it in the family." The color family that is! Orange (which becomes peach with a little white) sits next to yellow on the color wheel, and yellow sits next to green. So by choosing a group of neighbors on the color wheel, you come up with a cohesive composition. Big words for a little cupcake! And yes, it was very, very good!

Cupcake #191 **sold**

How we got to cupcake #191 without doing a simple chocolate cupcake with sprinkles is amazing to me! We've had everything from peanut butter and jelly to mango, it just shows the possibilities are pretty much endless! The super dark chocolate is dotted with a rainbow of color, and the background is a pretty chartreuse green that matches my fiestaware perfectly, so don't fiddle for long, or it will be hanging in my kitchen! Cheers!

Cupcake #180 **sold**

Here's one for all the chocoholics out there, you know who you are! A simple vanilla cupcake to begin with, with a beautiful swirling mound of deep dark chocolate, finished with just the right amount of rainbow sprinkles. The background is a neutral taupe. This little number will play very well in a group, as the little flecks of color will help it work with more colorful pieces. Yet it is also so neutral it gives the eye a rest between the more intense colors. Enjoy!