I would love to see Jackie design her own series of mystery box toys; she'd knock it out of the park! She would make them logical, cohesive, and satisfying
The last one was gorgeous! Also, anyone else kinda invested in Jackie's Kitty editor? All of the editing is on point and very well made. And there's a lot of it! And the kitty that pops up when Jackie needs assistance with something always cracks me up 😊❤
As an ex- cake decorator, I love these! It’s a lot easier to smooth a cake when it has some weight to it, adding even pressure to the sides as you spin, so this was an extra challenge. Even after months of training i was still the slowest one… so this ain’t easy 😅
When I decorated cakes at a grocery store we had a comb sort of thing for the sides that was the height of the cake which looked really nice and you didn't spend as much time trying to get "flat" looking icing. My favourite "icing" though was the cakes we did in whipped cream, had none of the resistance actual icing does
As a home decorator who took classes, we had the turntable that spins around. So you put the cake on that, centered, and spin it around while holding your offset spatula still and you get nice flat smooth sides. And there's all kinds of texture patterns, and if you really want to put in some time, you can make the sides look like a basket weave pattern. They really need little tips, a star tip minimum.
I did basic cake decorating in my early 20s. It was hard to do. Now my hands are weak and my carpal tunnel would make it so much harder. Kudos to the professionals.
I actually love that the example is a mess. It's supposed to be directed toward kids, but unlike most marketing and packaging for things like it, it looks like it was actually made by a beginner. Most kids aren't professional cake decorators, so I thinj it's great that they're showing kids and beginners what to expect and not giving up their hopes by showing something (like other products do) that not only is too difficult for beginners, it's often full on photoshopped and not even possible in the real world at all. And, if the customer happens to be good at this particular craft, the beginner level examples inspire them to do a good job and it helps them get excited to begin, which they hope will turn into excitement to get more.
As a cake decorator by profesion, your beginner tequic was somewhat accurate towards the end. Myself as well as my trainees all had to learn how to base-iced cakes before we could learn how to decorate. And we had to do this every day for 3 weeks to master it. And my first experience was doing this on ice-cream cakes, so I had to be quick and fast so the ice-cream wouldn't melt. I don't recommend this when you are starting out. 😅
I’ve never decorated a cake but I would take that as a compliment and I thought Jackie did good for I assume knowing nothing about decorating (or I think she said she didn’t but anywho)
Damn. I'm going to make a cake for my brothers birthday and i wanted to make it an icecream cake. It will be like my 2nd or 3rd cake I ever make by myself and I didn't even think of of the icecream melting...
I know you like your kits to be scented, but honestly as someone with both astma and perfume allergies I'm always happy to see less artificial scents going around. Yeah it can ad a lot of fun, but it can also prevent a lot of people from using the product.
Regardless, they should always say whether it's scented or not somewhere on the box. Most imitation food items have scents, so if you do have allergies to certain perfumes, then it's unlikely you'll be buying this product unless it says somewhere that it's unscented.
Covering our mistakes 😉n which THE “Bob Ross” would have referred to them as “Happy little surprises”’lol😅 but crafters world wide end up with our finished masterpiece’s bein whats really our initial projects, drafted within unexpected-unplanned-attempts to frantically “Save”’our final projects-giving them their unique “charm😇” and character lololol 😅 28:59
When decorating cakes, use all the frosting. Like, over frost it. You want to get it covered in a thick layer. Then you'll want to use something that is as tall as the layer of cake and slide that along to remove the uneven bits. The idea is that there's enough frosting on the cake that you won't reveal the cake part itself, even when removing a good bit of frosting. Experience: manager of a grocery store bakery that used to decorate cakes.
Lol, I love saying your trademark phrases along with you, Jackie, and nodding along with you when you toss some packaging behind you and we hear the broken glass sound. 😂 Sometimes my twisted mind slides into the gutter, but I can always count on you to catch it! LOL ❤
I'm the exact same way! I always nod and say the same things... Even though I get weird looks from whoever I'm with including my husband and kids... 🤣😂🤣😂
Gah!! Under da sea is most definitely my fave!!! It was already my favorite when you put the pink & blue frosting on the top and started to spread it.. and then you put the seahorse on there and it got better… and the end result ❤ perfection. Definitely my favorite!!!
As an avid home baker I have decorated many cakes, and this video is a very accurate depiction of the challenges of working with buttercream. It takes a lot of practice to get it to look smooth and even (and Jackie’s instinct to use a turntable while holding a straight edge on the side is the correct technique). I love the idea of this kit as a means of inspiring kids to take up baking as a hobby - it will give them a chance to get used to working with frosting (and maybe vent all their frustrations early, long before they have to worry about messing up their daughter’s birthday cake on the day of the party 😱)
I just want to say this to brighten your day, Jackie. I have been watching your videos for years. I remember back when your videos were small little clay and resin crafts. That's how I discovered your channel. Not long after you stsrted testing craft kits. For probably 5 years now your channel has been one of (if not my top) favorite channels on TH-cam. I always look forward to your videos. Even as you've changed content a little bit I've still loved it all the same. I hope you have a good rest of your week!
Was a cake decorator for almost 8 years, as a beginner you did an excellent job. If you want smooth edges, start by icing the top then the sides. Also recommend instead of the spatula it came with, use a piece of cardstock or cardboard.
Jackie, you did an amazing job. I have been a cake decorator for over 10 years and you did an awesome job! The design on the side you did actually has a name. It's very popular and though you were looking for a smooth look that design looks very beautiful. It's call spackle look. Much love. Please continue to make videos. Absolutely love your work ❤
3rd times a charm!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Absolutely love the 3rd one!!! The others turned out pretty good, too, for just beginning!❤ Hope all is well. Love, hugs and blessings to you.
Cake decorating tips for those curious: #1. An offset spatula and turntable are your best friends. #2. Mound all the frosting on top of the cake first, then push it out and down to do the sides. It's always easier to scrape away the excess than it is to patch thin spots. #3. Every time your spatula leaves the cake, it's important to scrape the excess frosting off it before smoothing the cake again. Also, it helps to have a glass of warm water on hand to dip your spatula in every now and again, as it gets you a super smooth frosting job. Just dry it off with a paper towel after each dip. #4. Drizzles can be coaxed where you want them with a toothpick or wooden skewer. Put your topping all over the top or pipe it along the top edge (depending how much you want), then gently push it over the lip. Drizzles are best formed when allowed to fall naturally down the side of the cake. #5. 90% of cake decorating is learning how to cover up your mistakes. Did you gouge the side accidentally with your piping tip? Might be a good spot to add a flower or swirl. Get a little too carried away with smoothing the top and now it's too thin/uneven? Throw a few sprinkles on there. And #6. Cake decorating is only hard if you make it hard. Just have fun with it, and don't worry if it's not exactly perfect. At the end of the day, you've got a cake to eat. That's all that matters. 👍✌️❤
I agree with #6. I only make what I will lovingly refer to as 'chaos cakes'. They are chaotic, messy, uneven, patchy and fall apart easily... but they're wonderful because I made them. I'm no expert at baking, cooking is my forte, but I'll still put all I can into making a cake, for the sake of having fun
I love watching the chaotic creation Jackie does! Weird kit - i wonder if any professional cake decorators have tried it out... 🤔 I definitely wanna try it! I'm not sure about the colour schemes they picked for the frostings - they're sorta headache coloured! 🤣 I'm guessing the frosting cracks as it shrinks, but the plastic base doesn't shrink along with it. Maybe they'll do a second series that works better ..? 🤞🤞
Proof that practice makes perfect - or at least better! The third "cake" looks so nice, Jackie! It's always fun to watch you work. Looking forward to the next project!
When I was little, my mom decorated cakes. You know, I think it would be less expensive and more fun to just decorate a real cake with real frosting. 😂 She gave me mini scrap cakes to decorate (if she had to level the top of a cake for example) or would let me help her smooth the frosting or pipe it when I got older. It’s fairly easy to fix a small piping error. 😊 Thanks for the nice memories Jackie! 😂
I think Jackie may have overworked the first cake which caused all that cracking. Since she said it was starting to dry and she made it a bit in the thin side.. most likely if you work quick and thick it'll look like the other two beauties she did.
I really like that they showed it all janky looking. It makes me feel better when mine also looks janky. I prefer that to a photoshopped perfect end product that will just never happen.
@@ThatBetchEllie the audience is 5+ people, they don't say just kids. And even if it was for kids, who says they don't care if it's perfect or not? You can't talk for all kids xD
Well, just because kids are used to second-rate stuff, it still sucks that people take advantage of them. "If a job is worth doing it's worth doing well" but I guess not if you're trying to make $$$
Nah, when I was a kid, I did care about making things perfect. I kept my dolls in mint condition and put them back in their boxes after I was done playing. I tried my hardest to color between the lines. And I was upset I didn't have the skills to draw a portrait of my mother for mother's day. Some kids do very much care about making things perfect. I'm not sure how much, but they exist.
For someone that’s not a professional decorator you did fine! I’m thinking if you don’t like the toppers you get you could probably use air dried clay to make whatever pieces you want!
Was watching this at the ER and couldn't type cause IV but am ok now and can tell you that Paper towels pressed lighting against the icing make for a very smooth cake.
The increasing panic and the "Oh, sugarsnaps!" made me giggle. 😂 The cakes really got better each "round". The first one was allover the place, colourwise, and the popsicle kind of irritated me. The second one I liked much more, and didn't even mind the panda, but I think both the style and your decorating skills reached their peak moment with the third one. This is a fun kit, but I think i would be fairly easy to make something similar with wall spackle, food dyes, craft glue, beads and such, you could maybe decorate round recycled plastic containers. The decorations looked like craft foam, which is both pretty cheap and easy to cut into all kinds of shapes. But if you want to do this with as little mess as possible, this is probably an okay choice.
And this is why my Mum always made snow scene Christmas cakes - the more uneven, the more lifelike! As a chef and home baker I never commit to a smooth cake unless it's using fondant I can roll out.
This video was SO FUN to watch!! I love baking AND crafting so this was so so so so much fun to watch. I might look for these. Also....CHEEEEEESECAAAAAAAAAAKE is my favorite pastry. That counts right? lol
I worked helping my aunt with her cake business. And I think you did awesome for your first try. I'd love to see you do one with your own decorations. Or if you did a foam cake.
Icing tip from a german confectioner: the triangular plastic things, that you use in geometry class are great. You just put one edge on the plate and you get a perfect straight edge on your cake.
Get your coloring kit here: musekits.com/creaturesofdarkness
Hi jackie
Already ordered! I'm looking forward to trying it out next week!
Omgurd I love this ! I was a cake decorator and absolutely loved it. Hopefully soon I'll find a job I can do so I can buy this. Fingers crossed.🤞
Is the coloring kit limited edition? I'm asking for it on my bday gift list 🥰 and worried about it selling out 😅
third one
I would love to see Jackie design her own series of mystery box toys; she'd knock it out of the park! She would make them logical, cohesive, and satisfying
Would love this! Especially something like the mini resin mystery kits
I agree
I think she would nail it better then the branded ones!
1000%. She could use her sculptures as inspiration, that would work well as resin kits ♡
I would love to see that
The last one was gorgeous! Also, anyone else kinda invested in Jackie's Kitty editor? All of the editing is on point and very well made. And there's a lot of it! And the kitty that pops up when Jackie needs assistance with something always cracks me up 😊❤
I laughed way too much at the " cute kitty calculator "
As an ex- cake decorator, I love these! It’s a lot easier to smooth a cake when it has some weight to it, adding even pressure to the sides as you spin, so this was an extra challenge. Even after months of training i was still the slowest one… so this ain’t easy 😅
When I decorated cakes at a grocery store we had a comb sort of thing for the sides that was the height of the cake which looked really nice and you didn't spend as much time trying to get "flat" looking icing. My favourite "icing" though was the cakes we did in whipped cream, had none of the resistance actual icing does
As a home decorator who took classes, we had the turntable that spins around. So you put the cake on that, centered, and spin it around while holding your offset spatula still and you get nice flat smooth sides. And there's all kinds of texture patterns, and if you really want to put in some time, you can make the sides look like a basket weave pattern.
They really need little tips, a star tip minimum.
Literally why I hate chiffon cakes. No weight to them xD
I did basic cake decorating in my early 20s. It was hard to do. Now my hands are weak and my carpal tunnel would make it so much harder. Kudos to the professionals.
I actually love that the example is a mess. It's supposed to be directed toward kids, but unlike most marketing and packaging for things like it, it looks like it was actually made by a beginner. Most kids aren't professional cake decorators, so I thinj it's great that they're showing kids and beginners what to expect and not giving up their hopes by showing something (like other products do) that not only is too difficult for beginners, it's often full on photoshopped and not even possible in the real world at all.
And, if the customer happens to be good at this particular craft, the beginner level examples inspire them to do a good job and it helps them get excited to begin, which they hope will turn into excitement to get more.
As a cake decorator by profesion, your beginner tequic was somewhat accurate towards the end. Myself as well as my trainees all had to learn how to base-iced cakes before we could learn how to decorate. And we had to do this every day for 3 weeks to master it. And my first experience was doing this on ice-cream cakes, so I had to be quick and fast so the ice-cream wouldn't melt. I don't recommend this when you are starting out. 😅
You could benefit from a Grammar class. Your sentence structure is outrageous and hard to read.
I’ve never decorated a cake but I would take that as a compliment and I thought Jackie did good for I assume knowing nothing about decorating (or I think she said she didn’t but anywho)
I been trying to apply for a cake decorator position with no luck even as an apprentice.
Wow they really started you decorating on hard mode
Damn. I'm going to make a cake for my brothers birthday and i wanted to make it an icecream cake. It will be like my 2nd or 3rd cake I ever make by myself and I didn't even think of of the icecream melting...
I know you like your kits to be scented, but honestly as someone with both astma and perfume allergies I'm always happy to see less artificial scents going around. Yeah it can ad a lot of fun, but it can also prevent a lot of people from using the product.
Also maybe if the frosting smells kids might wanna eat it more
I think it would be cool if they had the same exact kits but with both scented and unscented versions :)
@@magicsquid3020 Or give you the ability to add scents
It is scented... glue is a scent 😂
Regardless, they should always say whether it's scented or not somewhere on the box. Most imitation food items have scents, so if you do have allergies to certain perfumes, then it's unlikely you'll be buying this product unless it says somewhere that it's unscented.
Covering your mistakes with decorations is honestly the vibe when cake decorating ;) Absolutely love the chaos session.
Sprinkles cover lots of mistakes 😉
Covering our mistakes 😉n which THE “Bob Ross” would have referred to them as “Happy little surprises”’lol😅 but crafters world wide end up with our finished masterpiece’s bein whats really our initial projects, drafted within unexpected-unplanned-attempts to frantically “Save”’our final projects-giving them their unique “charm😇” and character lololol 😅 28:59
The Unda-da-sea one turned out so well! It looks gorgeous, Jackie!
Am I the only one that would love a collab with a cake TH-camr? I’d like watching Jackie learn to decorate cakes. :)
As someone who started watching for Jackie's resin creations, I love Jackie's era of discovering mystery box craft kits!
I agree.. The marble cake looks fantastic !!!
When decorating cakes, use all the frosting. Like, over frost it. You want to get it covered in a thick layer. Then you'll want to use something that is as tall as the layer of cake and slide that along to remove the uneven bits. The idea is that there's enough frosting on the cake that you won't reveal the cake part itself, even when removing a good bit of frosting. Experience: manager of a grocery store bakery that used to decorate cakes.
Lol, I love saying your trademark phrases along with you, Jackie, and nodding along with you when you toss some packaging behind you and we hear the broken glass sound. 😂 Sometimes my twisted mind slides into the gutter, but I can always count on you to catch it! LOL ❤
I'm the exact same way! I always nod and say the same things... Even though I get weird looks from whoever I'm with including my husband and kids... 🤣😂🤣😂
I like the purpose of your channel, saving people money
The “Under the sea” crafting cake looks amazing with the added colors from the other two crafting cakes, totally adorable/cute great job Jackie 😻🥰😻
Gah!! Under da sea is most definitely my fave!!! It was already my favorite when you put the pink & blue frosting on the top and started to spread it.. and then you put the seahorse on there and it got better… and the end result ❤ perfection. Definitely my favorite!!!
Absolutely loved how you did the under the sea one. Too adorable!
Yay!! I am so excited for this video!! Have a great day everyone
You too!
As an avid home baker I have decorated many cakes, and this video is a very accurate depiction of the challenges of working with buttercream. It takes a lot of practice to get it to look smooth and even (and Jackie’s instinct to use a turntable while holding a straight edge on the side is the correct technique). I love the idea of this kit as a means of inspiring kids to take up baking as a hobby - it will give them a chance to get used to working with frosting (and maybe vent all their frustrations early, long before they have to worry about messing up their daughter’s birthday cake on the day of the party 😱)
I just want to say this to brighten your day, Jackie. I have been watching your videos for years. I remember back when your videos were small little clay and resin crafts. That's how I discovered your channel. Not long after you stsrted testing craft kits. For probably 5 years now your channel has been one of (if not my top) favorite channels on TH-cam. I always look forward to your videos. Even as you've changed content a little bit I've still loved it all the same. I hope you have a good rest of your week!
Was a cake decorator for almost 8 years, as a beginner you did an excellent job. If you want smooth edges, start by icing the top then the sides. Also recommend instead of the spatula it came with, use a piece of cardstock or cardboard.
Jackie, you did an amazing job. I have been a cake decorator for over 10 years and you did an awesome job! The design on the side you did actually has a name. It's very popular and though you were looking for a smooth look that design looks very beautiful. It's call spackle look. Much love. Please continue to make videos. Absolutely love your work ❤
Magicorn Glitter is definitely my fave!! 😍💖🦄✨
All of the frosting colors compliment each other nicely! Great idea for that last "cake"!
3rd times a charm!!!
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely love the 3rd one!!! The others turned out pretty good, too, for just beginning!❤
Hope all is well. Love, hugs and blessings to you.
😂 Her getting the one she didn't want each time was too funny.
The god's of evermore are forever trolling her. 😂
Oh my goodness the last one was adorable! 😊
You have NEVER been a frilly foo foo kinda gal.. love it. Anywho you did a awesome job and thanx for coming out of your box..
Cake decorating tips for those curious:
#1. An offset spatula and turntable are your best friends.
#2. Mound all the frosting on top of the cake first, then push it out and down to do the sides. It's always easier to scrape away the excess than it is to patch thin spots.
#3. Every time your spatula leaves the cake, it's important to scrape the excess frosting off it before smoothing the cake again. Also, it helps to have a glass of warm water on hand to dip your spatula in every now and again, as it gets you a super smooth frosting job. Just dry it off with a paper towel after each dip.
#4. Drizzles can be coaxed where you want them with a toothpick or wooden skewer. Put your topping all over the top or pipe it along the top edge (depending how much you want), then gently push it over the lip. Drizzles are best formed when allowed to fall naturally down the side of the cake.
#5. 90% of cake decorating is learning how to cover up your mistakes. Did you gouge the side accidentally with your piping tip? Might be a good spot to add a flower or swirl. Get a little too carried away with smoothing the top and now it's too thin/uneven? Throw a few sprinkles on there.
And #6. Cake decorating is only hard if you make it hard. Just have fun with it, and don't worry if it's not exactly perfect. At the end of the day, you've got a cake to eat. That's all that matters. 👍✌️❤
Thank yoouu❤🎉
I agree with #6. I only make what I will lovingly refer to as 'chaos cakes'. They are chaotic, messy, uneven, patchy and fall apart easily... but they're wonderful because I made them. I'm no expert at baking, cooking is my forte, but I'll still put all I can into making a cake, for the sake of having fun
To smooth the entire height at once on something that size, try using a plastic or metal ruler!! Light pressure as you spin! These look fun!!
I really enjoyed watching you decorate these cakes, I have never seen these before but they look super fun!
I love watching the chaotic creation Jackie does! Weird kit - i wonder if any professional cake decorators have tried it out... 🤔
I definitely wanna try it!
I'm not sure about the colour schemes they picked for the frostings - they're sorta headache coloured! 🤣 I'm guessing the frosting cracks as it shrinks, but the plastic base doesn't shrink along with it. Maybe they'll do a second series that works better ..? 🤞🤞
sometimes she has fun no mater what and she teaches us that nothing says age that we can do what we want ❤
Love the under the sea cake.
Proof that practice makes perfect - or at least better! The third "cake" looks so nice, Jackie! It's always fun to watch you work. Looking forward to the next project!
My favorite youtuber posted! So excited to see this video!
When I was little, my mom decorated cakes. You know, I think it would be less expensive and more fun to just decorate a real cake with real frosting. 😂 She gave me mini scrap cakes to decorate (if she had to level the top of a cake for example) or would let me help her smooth the frosting or pipe it when I got older. It’s fairly easy to fix a small piping error. 😊 Thanks for the nice memories Jackie! 😂
Jackie please review Amazon tiny baking kit!!!!!!!!❤🙏🏼
Loved under-d-sea. Sorry that I jinxed you...I was hoping for the sea horse. 😁😁🌊🌊. See ya for your next video.
I think Jackie may have overworked the first cake which caused all that cracking. Since she said it was starting to dry and she made it a bit in the thin side.. most likely if you work quick and thick it'll look like the other two beauties she did.
I love the seahorse one!! I think you finally got the hang of the frosting by the third one!
I am in love with my creature of Darkness kit!🎉Jackie 🎉 The colored pencils are like butter🤗🤭😁🖤❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤Thank you so much 🥰
Oh, the under the sea cake turned out so pretty!
yessss Jackie has posted again u always make me happy when u post ❤😁
I really like that they showed it all janky looking. It makes me feel better when mine also looks janky. I prefer that to a photoshopped perfect end product that will just never happen.
Magic corn glitter is my favorite. ✨✨✨🦄
I think sometimes Jackie forgets these are meant for kids and they don't care if it's perfect, they just want to have fun.
But it shouldn't be meant just for kids, everyone can have fun with crafting toys. And it says 5+ not "childs only"
@@nataencina no clearly anyone can use them but the target audience is kids so that's who they aim to please
@@ThatBetchEllie the audience is 5+ people, they don't say just kids. And even if it was for kids, who says they don't care if it's perfect or not? You can't talk for all kids xD
Well, just because kids are used to second-rate stuff, it still sucks that people take advantage of them. "If a job is worth doing it's worth doing well" but I guess not if you're trying to make $$$
Nah, when I was a kid, I did care about making things perfect. I kept my dolls in mint condition and put them back in their boxes after I was done playing. I tried my hardest to color between the lines. And I was upset I didn't have the skills to draw a portrait of my mother for mother's day. Some kids do very much care about making things perfect. I'm not sure how much, but they exist.
Mixing the colours! Genius!!!
For someone that’s not a professional decorator you did fine! I’m thinking if you don’t like the toppers you get you could probably use air dried clay to make whatever pieces you want!
Anyone else want to see Jackie do real life cake decorating? I adore your videos, and your positivity.
Was watching this at the ER and couldn't type cause IV but am ok now and can tell you that Paper towels pressed lighting against the icing make for a very smooth cake.
Hi love watching your videos ❤❤❤
I love your first cake it looks awesome 😀
Thank you I love your vids
So cute! I would love to try this. Your videos are so fun and entertaining. Love your friendly chaos vibes!!
I love these kits especially for children who love to craft. I will be buying these for my grand babies.
Under the sea cake looks real cool n pretty. I liked the color layering you did.
The increasing panic and the "Oh, sugarsnaps!" made me giggle. 😂
The cakes really got better each "round". The first one was allover the place, colourwise, and the popsicle kind of irritated me. The second one I liked much more, and didn't even mind the panda, but I think both the style and your decorating skills reached their peak moment with the third one.
This is a fun kit, but I think i would be fairly easy to make something similar with wall spackle, food dyes, craft glue, beads and such, you could maybe decorate round recycled plastic containers. The decorations looked like craft foam, which is both pretty cheap and easy to cut into all kinds of shapes. But if you want to do this with as little mess as possible, this is probably an okay choice.
I loved the Under the Sea cake. It turned out so pretty.
I like the rustic look, personally lol!
Also at 15:58 the popsicle looks like a little ghost with beefy arms, kind of in a "why, I oughta" pose.
And yummy to the 3rd under da sea cake. I love it Jackie very well done.
I’m loving the tiny craft videos
Another day hope it doesn’t get salty..😊
kit again yesssssss🎉
My favorite one is under the sea! I love all the colours and decorating you did.
I am an amateur cake decorator and an avid crafter, this is a NEED, I love it!!!
And this is why my Mum always made snow scene Christmas cakes - the more uneven, the more lifelike!
As a chef and home baker I never commit to a smooth cake unless it's using fondant I can roll out.
My favorite is definitely the Under the Sea cake. Great job, Jackie!❤️
This video is a must-have in my favorites list!
Pancakes aren’t really pastries but they are my all time favourite food! Glitter pancakes, what an idea!
Love the coral cake. Would like to see this coral cake replicated on a real edible mini cook version 🙂👍🍰🎂
This video was SO FUN to watch!! I love baking AND crafting so this was so so so so much fun to watch. I might look for these. Also....CHEEEEEESECAAAAAAAAAAKE is my favorite pastry. That counts right? lol
Ah look so cute and fun to make👍🌈❤️
I love the vegan chocolate cake
Yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum yum
Hi jackie im first, but that is not important the only thing important are your beautiful vids cause they always make me smile on a bad day❤
I love this “tiny things” series. All things mini 😊
Under the Sea, turned out awesome!!!
Jackie you are seriously amazing! I love watching all your videos with the kids because you give us a genuine laugh! Thank you for all your work ❤
These are such a fun idea. Unda-da-sea is adorable.
I like this kit!!! Looks pretty and fun!!!
I feel the Under the Sea theme is the best one!
I worked helping my aunt with her cake business. And I think you did awesome for your first try. I'd love to see you do one with your own decorations. Or if you did a foam cake.
Sooooo cute! TYTY for the video ❤❤❤
UNDA-DA-SEA ALL THE WAY!!!!! 😍😍😍🧜♀🧜♂🧜🐚
I had a blast watching this video. Thanks for sharing!
You are so funny and you are always doing crafts and gaming love you Jackie!😁😇
I liked the sea themed one I liked the mixture of colors
I had fun watching you do this video. I love the under the sea cake 🎂🤗
My fave is “Undah-da-Sea!” It’s sooo colorful!! That and Ariel is my favorite Disney Princess!!
Icing tip from a german confectioner: the triangular plastic things, that you use in geometry class are great. You just put one edge on the plate and you get a perfect straight edge on your cake.
Here a quick tip when working with glitter to get to stay on a project use Hairspray it sticks it down fairly nicely. Hairspray is a good tool to use
These are so good and now I'm waiting for jackie to start her own cake decorating business🎉
I think my fave was under the sea 🌊
The under the sea cake is my favorite one good job ❤
You did a wonderful job with all but my favorite is the under the sea 🎂💖💖
❤ I love this kit , it is adorable ❤
What a fantastic project for kids/adults. I loved the way they all turned out, maybe the first one cracked because you overworked the “frosting”.
Yayyy
Not Jackie starting CakeGate again! 😂😂😂😂 omg I'm loving it! Asa cake business owner, I enjoyed this WAYYY too much!
The Fantasea is my favorite one🤗 I hope you and everyone has a great day 🩵
The ultimate collab- Nerde & Moriah Elizabeth baking! It would be great chaos!! 🎂