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To: Aliska

Yes it’s the village pan I’ve been eyeing. I’ve been looking at the metal one and the silicone one, wondering which would be better. I have a flower pan - 6 flowers with 3 different designs. It is metal. I have about a 75% success rate with it.

I do think they’re adorable, although I probably wouldn’t decorate them to their full advantage, like it shows on Amazon but that I sent around eight shingle and what not. Still, really cute. My favorite thing for Christmas is my village that lights up, a ceramic one I mean. So I thought this would be a nice complement.


120 posted on 12/09/2017 2:48:16 PM PST by CottonBall (Thank you, Julian!)
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To: CottonBall
It looks adorable when finished.


123 posted on 12/09/2017 3:08:32 PM PST by Liz (One side in this conflict has 8 Trillion bullets; the other side doesnt know which bathroom to use.)
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To: CottonBall
Yes I was thinking lights but too difficult for a cake unless there is some special kind, worry about shorting with twinkle lights. One Christmas village I got was just the buildings but one had pine trees which was really cute. I believe it's the same cake pan with the center building cut off and pine trees added from a different pan or otherwise.

I would get the heavy platinum pan if available. And use the Baker's flour cooking spray unless you know something else would work as well. Silicon haven't gone that route yet, hear it's good. My three are Nordic Ware and heavy, not necessarily all platinum. But any metal should work if prepped right.

I think the village is adorable. Here is the one with the pine trees (I think the photo is the kind that you can't {easily} embed.

https://www.everythingkitchens.com/nordic-ware-cozy-village-pan-81948.html

You might find something if you google lights for cakes. Walmart has these:

"Illuminate floral arrangements, centerpieces and even place settings with these Non-Blinking Mini Party Lights. They have an exclusive rubber gasket that allows for submersion in fish tanks, ponds and pools. These white party lights can last up to eight hours. They have a built-in loop for convenient hanging and are ideal for holiday, seasonal and party occasions. Darice Non-Blinking Mini Party Lights, 12/pkg:"

A little pricey and all you need is a kid to choke on or swallow one. I'm a negative thinker when it comes to a lot of things :-(

124 posted on 12/09/2017 3:23:18 PM PST by Aliska
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