Sugar art gallery

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We ordered the pre-made sugar skulls, the hand-painted calavera bride and groom glasses, and a Dia de Los Muertos cake topper from you guys a couple of years ago for our wedding, and I wanted to give you the pictures. My husband and I had small Alturas as centerpieces, for those of our family that could not be there, and decorated the sugar skulls for them. In the other picture, you can see our cake topper and the glasses we ordered. Everything we got from you was beautiful, and everyone who was at our wedding asked where we had gotten everything. Thank you so much. - Jeff and Angela Broaddus

			Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, Northfield VT, the Sunday after All Saints' Day, 2 November 2008. Taken by Anne C. Brown, Communications Minister of the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont. The last row of banners are ones congregants made with names of their loved ones; the church is an 1843 building; I love the juxtaposition! - from Rev'd Lee Alison Crawford (in the middle of the photo, vested)
Hi! These are a few sugar skulls from the last batch I made last year. They're all made of real sugar and bonded with royal icing, but I take the non-traditional road and paint them with real paint and not icing. I'm not sure this is exactly the kind of art you would display on your website but I'm a big fan of the site, the products, the projects and tips etc., and my skulls have been quite a hit with every single person I've shown them to. It has become one of my signature art mediums. - Richard Ruiz, Jr., Norwalk, CA
Hi there. Here are some pics from our party on Sat. night. Skulls were a big hit! Thanks again for the supplies. Cheers, Paul & Ann Shore, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Feria de Alfinique, Toluca, Mexico
Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center, Pomona CA