Welcome to Sand & Sisal: where love of home and sea meet! I share tutorials in DIY, decorating, crafts, gardening, & recipes. To remove the candy toppers, lift the waxed paper and carefully peel off the shape. Set your Valentine Cupcake Topper onto prepared frosted cupcakes and enjoy! Push the melted candy toward one corner and with your scissors, snip off a very tiny amount of the corner. Start piping your candy over your heart shaped drawings or freehand some shapes. This is where you can get creative! Make squiggles, swirls, or zigzags inside your hearts. Write cursive words. Allow the candy to harden. This should take about ten minutes.

Vintage Valentine Cupcake Toppers | Free Printables Vintage Valentine Cupcake Toppers | Free Printables

These are beautiful! This just gave me so many ideas, I can’t believe how easy they are. I’m having a Valentine’s Day link party going on, would love for you to link them up! http://designdininganddiapers.com/2012/01/14-days-of-love-link-party However, we dont get candy melts where I stay. Do you think i can use white compound chocolate melted with some food colour instead? Home » DIY » Vintage Valentine Cupcake Toppers | Free Printables Vintage Valentine Cupcake Toppers | Free Printables

Valentine Cupcake Toppers {free printable!}

Hope you have a specially wonderful Valentine’s Day this year! And don’t forget to let me know which ‘help’ you would prefer, I’m just a wee bit curious. 😉 She came out to visit us and has been making meals no questions asked for the past two weeks! It has been WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!

Valentine Day Cupcake Toppers - Etsy Valentine Day Cupcake Toppers - Etsy

Too CUTE!! I just “won” a Valentine cupcake kit at bunco so this will be a GREAT way to top them off. Love love love how simple it is too! Once again your pictures look just as GREAT as your food 🙂Anyways enough with the day dreams… how about these sweet cupcake toppers?!? Valentine Cupcake Toppers {free printable!} See what I mean about being able to tell that all these designs were hand-drawn? I just love the whimsical look all of these have. Yes, I think if you used white chocolate (especially made for melting) that it would work. You would have to use gel or paste food coloring. The chocolate will seize up if you use a liquid food coloring (chocolate & water hate eachother!) She whipped up some delectable chocolate cupcakes with a delicate buttercream frosting in both chocolate and raspberry (all from scratch of course). Place the baggie in the microwave and warm on high for 30 second intervals. Massage bag between intervals to mix the melted candy. Candy melts will keep their form even after heating, so massaging is important. Draw or print heart shapes or lettering onto a piece of paper and place wax paper over it.