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How to Make The Most Darling Cupcake Flower Bouquet

How to Make The Most Darling Cupcake Flower Bouquet

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Grab a plant pot and your favorite mini cupcake recipe and frosting to make this adorable cupcake flower bouquet! Perfect for spring or Mother’s Day!

Mother’s Day is coming up and with spring flowers blooming all around us, it’s the perfect excuse to make the most darling cupcake flower pot! These flower cupcakes come together easily with mini cupcakes on a stick and your favorite frosting.

You can use cake mix and store-bought frosting, or your favorite homemade recipe to make this adorable spring treat! Mom will love the heartfelt touch and I promise that even if you are not a cake decorator, you can totally make this flower pattern using one easy star piping tip! No prior cake decorating experience is needed! 

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

Cupcake Flower Bouquet – Ingredients:

  • Your favorite mini cupcakes baked up (we used vanilla but you can use any flavor!)
  • Your favorite frosting (store-bought is fine!) We used pink and white
  • A small terra cotta planter
  • Styrofoam ball that sits in the planter
  • Green tissue paper
  • Toothpicks
  • Star piping tip (open start Wilton 1M Tip)
  • Piping bag

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

How to make cupcake flowers in a pot – Instructions:

Step 1. Cut squares of tissue paper (this will depend on how big your pot is but around 2″ is what we did). Grab a few squares around 4-5 pieces and punch a toothpick in the center. Gather the sides and scrunch them up. This is more evident in the video on this post! 

Step 2. Place your styrofoam ball on top of the pot. Then evenly space out the cupcakes on the foam ball using toothpicks. Fill up the empty spaces with the green tissue paper to resemble leaves. 

Step 3. Frost your cupcakes with the star piping tip. Simply and slowly pipe two rounds making sure the second is a bit taller and fuller than the first to resemble a rose. It’s easier if you go slow if it’s your first time piping! 

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

Final Thoughts

Cupcakes are always a sweet surprise and make a delicious treat! These cupcake flowers would make a wonderful Mother’s Day treat, spring treat, or bridal shower centerpiece! Hope you give it a go. Happy spring baking! 

Cupcake Flower Bouquet

Agnes Hsu
Grab a plant pot and your favorite mini cupcake recipe and frosting to make this adorable cupcake flower bouquet! Perfect for spring or Mother's Day!

Ingredients
  

  • Your favorite mini cupcakes baked up (we used vanilla but you can use any flavor!)
  • Your favorite frosting (store-bought is fine!) We used pink and white.
  • A small terra cotta planter
  • Styrofoam ball that sits in the planter
  • Green tissue paper
  • Toothpicks
  • Star piping tip (open start Wilton 1M Tip)
  • Piping bag

Instructions
 

  • Step 1. Cut squares of tissue paper (this will depend on how big your pot is but around 2" is what we did). Grab a few squares around 4-5 pieces and punch a toothpick in the center. Gather the sides and scrunch them up. This is more evident in the video on this post! 
  • Step 2. Place your styrofoam ball on top of the pot. Then evenly space out the cupcakes on the foam ball using toothpicks. Fill up the empty spaces with the green tissue paper to resemble leaves. 
  • Step 3. Frost your cupcakes with the star piping tip. Simply and slowly pipe two rounds making sure the second is a bit taller and fuller than the first to resemble a rose. It's easier if you go slow if it's your first time piping! 

Video

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Agnes Hsu is a mom of three and has been inspiring parents and kids to get creative with easy activities and family friendly recipes for over 10 years. She shares her love for creative play and kids food to her 2MM+ followers online. Agnes' commitment to playful learning and kindness has not only raised funds for charity but also earned features in prestigious nationwide publications.