Tuesday, March 16, 2010

the hell with green M&Ms


My conference contract will now require a dozen of THESE!!




(thanks to Julie Butcher who knows a thing or two about cupcake parties!)

13 comments:

  1. Wow! Someone is super talented. The shark even has teeth! :D

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  2. I love you because you love sharks. The cupcake is adorable!

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  3. Oooh, I want one! Those look yummy!

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  4. The only thing that would make that cupcake better was if it held a query in it's mouth!!

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  5. That's wildly cute. Can they do one with little demmon horns? I'd so order them for my release party. *g*

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  6. Work of art. If you ever decide to do workshops or seminars, you should definetly hand these out!

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  7. Forgot to mention: They got the "shark" color just right!

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  8. That is the cutest thing I think I've ever seen! To hell with a dozen, let's order a gross.

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  9. Sweet!

    On a related note, have you seen the Kitten Shark sweater?

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  10. Amazing coincidence. Last weekend, my new daughter-in-law brought us over four cupcake decorated as flowerbeds - and one flower had a ladybug on it, a red M&M suitably decorated. I'll have to ask her what she can do in the way of Sharks.

    :-)

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  11. Do you accept any sort of shark offerings at conferences? Just curious, since I will actually get to see you at the Desert Dreams Conference in a month.

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  12. Hee! That kitty-shark sweater is full of awesome.

    While procrastinating *cough, cough* taking a break, and I think I found the mommy for the cupcake shark:

    http://burbia.com/beware-of-lawn-shark

    Fancy...

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  13. Now if only that cupcake was feasting on a poor literary ego it would be complete.

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