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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

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I levelled the buy xenical roche top of the base layer and the under-side of the moon (which provided me with yummy cake scraps to nibble whilst working!) and buy xenical roche arranged them. I tied a strip of fondant around the base of the buy xenical roche moon to keep things in place - this made the cake look like a buy xenical roche hat for a little while! - and buy xenical roche worked on frosting the background with homemade buttercream. To get the buy xenical roche buttercream black enough, I used a combination of cocoa powder, coffee, and buy xenical roche food colouring. It took a long time to get it buy xenical roche nice and shiny.

The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

With the honeycomb lattice on the moon, I then began "painting" the buy xenical roche moon with various mixtures of sugar, food colouring, molasses, and homemade buttercream frosting to buy xenical roche get the shading right. I also made the syrup for the buy xenical roche honey drips - it even has real honey in it! (The combination of fondant, molasses, and buy xenical roche honey may seem odd, but it actually made the moon taste like candy corn, yum.)

After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The whole project took about 3 days to buy xenical roche complete. Everything is completely edible; there were no support structures used. Here's how I made it:

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The whole project took about 3 days to buy xenical roche complete. Everything is completely edible; there were no support structures used. Here's how I made it:

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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The moon itself took a buy xenical roche lot of steps, and patience. First I laid a layer of yellow fondant over it. Then I rolled out some more fondant and buy xenical roche made it orange. From the orange piece I cut out all the buy xenical roche honeycomb shapes with a knife.

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After glazing the buy xenical roche moon and making the honey drips, I added more "paint" to the honey to replicate the shading on the shirt design.

The astronauts, along with the buy xenical roche shuttle and Earth, are made of fondant; the bees are marzipan with fondant wings. (The bees and buy xenical roche astronauts were really fun to make. It reminded me of working with modelling clay.) I painted the buy xenical roche details onto them with thinned buttercream and sugar. The final touches, the buy xenical roche stars, are made from melted white chocolate.

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