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The Paris spring haute couture may be less than two weeks away, but Karl Lagerfeld didn't let that stop him from flying to New York for the WWD CEO Summit. After all, as he put it with a nod to his penchant for the private aviation sector, "There are traveling conditions and traveling conditions, so it's not that difficult." Nor, it seemed, was it for him to attract a glossy entourage for the occasion, which included Sarah Jessica Parker, Carine Roitfeld, Anna Wintour and Stephen Gan, as well as Lagerfeld regulars Brad Kroenig and his son and sometime Chanel model Hudson.
They came to see WWD's executive editor Bridget Foley sit down with the designer to discuss a wide range of topics, from his fashion impulses — "I listen to my inner voices, like a French male version of the Joan of Arc" — to the relevance of couture, his relationship with the Wertheimers, who own Chanel, and his views on France's recent political shift to the left.
WWD: Karl, I know you are not one to revel in past glories.
Karl Lagerfeld: My own past. Other people's past, what I had known or I don't know, is interesting. I am not really interested in my own past, because I know everything about it.
WWD: Well, one thing you know is that this year will mark, if not celebrate, your 30th anniversary at Chanel, and you have been longer at Fendi. Recently we have seen a number of changes at the creative helm of houses. What makes for a successful designer-house relationship?
KL: Some people say I am a hired gun, and I am very flattered to be one because the label is there. Ms. Menkes recently wrote a very interesting article about this in The New York Times. The label is there before, it has to be after. It's not the star system of a person for a certain number of years and then...who knows? I think the important thing is to be behind the label, and not use the label for something that pushes your own fame. I cannot cross the street, but Chanel also [did] a lot to help me make Chanel what it is now. When I took it over, everybody — even the people from the business — said to me, "Don't touch it, it's dead." Mr. Wertheimer said, "You can do whatever you want," and I did, and apparently it worked because I am good when the work conditions are perfect. The people who don't make an effort on things they know better get less. It's very strange but the best get the best.
WWD: What were the conditions? Chanel was doing very badly when you went in.
K.L.: Ten or 11 years after her death, it was a sleeping beauty with one idea: respect. The good thing about Chanel is that her whole life was not that flawless that, "Yes, we have to be respectful." The other side, that's about fashion. Only doing an homage really gets nowhere. That's boredom incarnated.
WWD: How do you balance the two — staying true to the Chanel identity that you, at this point, have nurtured and created, and with the proper amount of irreverence to make it modern?
K.L.: You have to have your eyes open. It's easy to make Chanel into something fashionable for every period. First of all, there are so many elements. In a way, my job is to make believe that something's very Chanel even if that was something that was never done at Chanel. It's like a game, and maybe I am not too bad a gambler.
WWD: What is it that you have learned from your relationship with Mr. Wertheimer?
K.L.: Without that, it wouldn't exist but he never interferes. I have nothing to do with the perfume, but in our world, we do the fashion we think is right. Me, Bruno Pavlovsky, Virginie [Viard], the creative studio director of everything, we don't do meetings, we don't talk about marketing. Maybe they have marketing people but I never saw them. I have never gone to a meeting in 31 years. In fact, 30 years is not true. It's 31. The first collection was in January 1983 but you don't do the collection the week before and I started in 1982. But as I am not into anniversaries, I will not be touchy about the subject.
WWD: Your work ethic is legendary. What drives you?
K.L.: If you accept a job or it's something that is your own business, you do it decently, or you forget about it. I am beyond. I can do whatever I want, in the most perfect conditions, and it works. In a moment in the world where not so many things are working that well, I am very lucky and hope that this reflects in my work. Work conditions are important. I mean, I don't want to run a company myself. I have nothing against business. My father was a businessman, but I like the creative freedom.
WWD: You said you don't do meetings, and you don't get involved in the marketing, but you make no bones about being a commercial designer. Do you think about how things will sell and performance when you're designing?
K.L.: No, thank god, because then it becomes marketing. I hope it will, but I don't formulate it. I think that's a very unhealthy thing. I am a commercial designer. As Carrie Donovan used to say, "Fashion is what people wear," and I don't think that's changed. I am happy that so many people in the world like Chanel. The other day, the owner of another big group asked me, "Do you have permanent sales at Chanel?" Why? "Because the shops are so crowded all the time." I am saying we are pretty lucky. They may say I do the right thing. Somebody may do it better, but I don't know who for the moment.
WWD: You have successfully done something so many people have tried. You have cross-generational appeal. Real women; young girls who want the first Chanel jacket; young actresses who can't wait to wear Chanel on the red carpet...but you haven't lost the core of the lady who really has the money to buy Chanel. How do you do that?
K.L.: That is a mystery that I don't try to analyze because that would be very unhealthy. I just work like this. I am not such a serious person. I don't ask too many questions. I try to give kind of the right answers. I don't listen to my voice, I listen to my inspiration.
WWD: What inspires you?
K.L.: Everything. I am what people call a voyeur. I look at everything. I remember everything. I can redo things my way because a bad idea of somebody else can give you a good idea. I am like a building with an antenna that captures everything. I want to know everything. I read every magazine. I want to be informed. I think that's exciting about fashion. You look at paintings from whatever century, but you can only date them by the clothes. That means fashion is important.
WWD: Are there artists you are particularly interested in right now?
K.L.: My favorite is Jeff Koons, because I think that's the right spirit of our times. I like the spirit, the proportions, the person, the whole thing. When I like something though, I don't ask myself why. I only like it, that's all.
WWD: What are you reading right now?
K.L.: As I, more or less, speak three languages, I read a lot of books. I have two publishing operations in Germany with Gerhard Steidl, one for reading and one for photo books. I read what's new in English, what's new in French, what's new in German, though there's not much. For the moment, I am reading "Back to Blood" by that man in the white suit [Tom Wolfe].
WWD: You photograph other people's clothes, you photograph fashion. Are there any genres that do not interest you?
K.L.: You never know where good photography is. I love to do architecture. It's interesting for a designer to do photos, because if not, you are isolated in your studio after you do a collection. Doing photos, doing advertising, you meet with other people. You are not isolated. The worst thing in fashion, which was the case with couture in the past in France, is the ivory tower. I think that's like a cemetery. I am very much against it.
WWD: What's the role of couture today?
K.L.: Somebody once said that couture was dead when someone closed their house. Apparently, it's not really true, because, in fact, there are more clients for couture than there were 20 years ago. The clients look like models. They could buy ready-to-wear and buy it because some of the rtw today has the prices of couture in the past. There are so many new worlds and so much new money. They're interested in it because they discover it.
I think couture has a real reason to exist in a limited way, like Chanel or Dior, because they have a real couture house organization. Small designers who don't have a real organization should do expensive rtw, because couture is not just the same dresses made-to-order, but it's also the presentation, the fittings, the whole thing that goes with it. There is something mythical about it that cannot be improvised. You can make very good clothes at home on a limited scale but a real couture organization...there are very few left.
WWD: Are the new clients mostly in what are the newer markets or is there a remaining significant core in the West?
K.L.: Today, the private jets. Most of the clients don't even see the collection in the salon. The collection goes to the country, it's shown to the women after they make a vague choice on the video. It's a different world from the past, because of private planes. Many of the rich people of the past are poor people compared to the richness of today.
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WWD: You have also taken various rtw collections — not the major collections for spring and fall, but the pre-collections, the special collections — [out of Paris] and just did a big show in Scotland. How important is it, do you think, to leave Paris for a collection?
K.L.: It's very important to do it in a very special way, because today, everything is shown on the Internet and on television. When you have a show with only a girl coming out of the door, crossing a runway, it's OK for fashion freaks but the public get bored very quickly. There has to be some magical surrounding. That's why I went to Scotland to this castle where Mary Stuart was born, and it was quite a magical moment. To do the opposite, next time, in a year, I will go to Dallas. You know why? First of all, I love Texas. I love Texans. There's another reason. When Chanel reopened, the French press was beyond nasty. The only press that understood it immediately was the American press, and Neiman Marcus gave her the Oscar for her collection, so I think it's a nice thing to go there.
Normally I try to find a vague connection. For Scotland, it was easy because her lover was hunting with her in Scotland and it's is how she discovered tweeds, even if our tweeds have nothing to do with her tweeds of the past, but that's not the subject. She went to Venice a lot, that's why I did a show in Venice. She had a Russian lover, and loved Russian art, and so I did it in Russia. I try to find a connection, but the connection is often very vague. With Texas, it's a detail, but with little detail, you can make a whole story. I am a storyteller for that.


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In the Shoppe, if you type in Arrows in the Search, I found about 7 different kits with arrows in them that might work well. You could always Clip papers to them.
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You might find what you want my doing a Google search for free arrow fonts. You'll find a lot of different ideas. Can't wait to see your finished LO. Those really are fab photos.
The font wingdings3 has several arrows. It is on my computer. I think it may have come with Word or with the windows operating system. You could use that if you have it on your computer and then just color it red. The capital Z and small case a, b, c, d, e on this font has the arrows that may work for your layout.
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Am i rght in thinking you want to put the words RED ARROWS on here(the name of the aerial display) are you looking for a capital font,I would be tempted to put a vertical line down the right hand side bottom quarter, leaving the left hand side
white blank for effect or with a small block of journaling or information of what where when in the middle of the white or offset to the left
Have you tried Imprint MT Shadow, done in red or blue??
Will be looking forward to seeing the finished article
Oh, boy, that completely escaped my notice on first read of her question! There are lots of patriotic fonts available at the sites I mentioned, that would be good for that sort of titling.
Ha, me too!
I have put this text on what do you think still not sure if anyone wants to copy it and see if they can come up with a good font or add anythink feel welcome I would like to see what other people come up with


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Music Review: Sarasota Opera: 'Rigoletto'
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Leaving the Sarasota Opera's opening-night production of Verdi's "Rigoletto" last week, I found myself humming "Tradition," from "Fiddler on the Roof." An odd thing to find its way into my head? Not at all.
Sarasota Opera, under the artistic leadership of Victor DeRenzi, has been making its way through the entire catalog of Verdi's output, making sure every production has included every note the composer wrote, in the exact way he intended them to be. Verdi, who is approaching his bicentennial, will probably make every effort possible to return to thank DeRenzi for his enormous attention to detail and scholarly insistence on the composer's original intent.
The company's "Rigoletto," reworked from the 2008 production, is a study in perfect re-creation of the 1851 masterpiece, so, if you want a glimpse into the past, this is the production for you. Take Gilda's famous Act 2 aria, "Caro Nome." Performance practice over the past 75 to 100 years has added roulades and runs for the soprano, taking her up to a high D-sharp in the cadenza or, in the case of a few coloraturas, ending the aria on a high E. Verdi didn't write it that way, but our ears have become accustomed to those practices.
Speaking of tradition, it used to be a practice to omit entirely the duke's Act 3 aria, "Possente Amor." Then it found its way back onto the stage but only with one verse. Verdi wrote two verses, and Sarasota Opera included both. One of opera's best known and beloved arias, "La Donna e Mobile," which is usually heard with at least one brilliant tenor slicing his way to a high B (think of The Three Tenors taking it on several years ago), wasn't written that way. So, DeRenzi held the reins tight — as the composer ordered — and didn't let the tenor strut his stuff until, as written, he was off stage with that note disappearing into the distance.
There is no judgment to make on this. As a former singer and active audience member, there are times I like to hear the singers showing off, but it has to be done well, with good taste and dramatic awareness. I also love the scholarship that goes into hearing what the composer originally intended. Most important are the performances. And this "Rigoletto," although somewhat careful — something I chalk up to opening-night jitters — was well sung and well staged.
Stephanie Sundine, the director, had a firm handle on details, from the way the duke snuck into Rigoletto's house in Act 2, to the beautifully staged quartet in the last act, keeping Gilda and her father outside and unseen by the hired assassin, Sparafucile, and his sister, Maddalena. Occasionally, one could have hoped for more reactions to the text from the chorus members and even the leads but, for the most part, the action fit the production.
David P. Gordon's sets and Ken Yunker's lighting were effective and, especially in the final scene, added to the drama unfolding on stage. As always, Howard Tsvi Kaplan's costumes were opulent and attractive.
Of the fine singers, Hak Soo Kim, as the duke, was a special standout. He has a brilliant voice with a top that spins long phrases with ease. Marco Nistico was a believable Rigoletto, keeping his even baritone in line with the paranoia of the character he portrayed. Eleni Calenos, in her Sarasota Opera debut as Gilda, has a beautiful lyric voice in the middle and bottom ranges, but tends to get edgy toward the top. Still, she was both poignant and strong throughout her performance.
Young Bok Kim, a regular with the company, was vocally and dramatically a chilling assassin, and his sister, played by the luxuriously voiced mezzo Heather Johnson, aptly left behind her former roles with the company as Cinderella, Hansel and Elizabeth Proctor, and turned into the whore-with-a-heart she needed to be as Maddalena. Apprentice and Studio Artists did well in smaller roles.
The Sarasota Orchestra played a large role in this opera. Performing from the pit, they were able to show their versatility and range as a group and as individuals.
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Now I hate to rain on anyone's parade following the excellent news of the vote taking Palestine from being classified as a "non-member observer entity" to a "non-member observer state". It's very good news as it means that Palestine can sign treaties and join such bodies as the International Criminal Court (ICC). But perhaps some parade ground raining is in order before people make unwarranted assumptions and statements about what the court is and what it can and cannot do.
I said in a comment to "Edward Teller's posting Historic Palestinian Recognition UN General Assembly Vote Coming: Live Feed | MyFDL that "Ultimately it [the Palestinian state] will be able to launch prosecutions in the ICC both against the Jewish state and against named officials" . That's true, but there are considerable difficulties in the way of such a prosecution. I'll address these as and when they arise. My present purpose is to give people some basic information about the International Criminal Court and suggest some reading material for those interested in learning more:
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Cholangiocarcinoma is a cancerous (malignant) growth in one of the ducts that carries bile from the liver to the small intestine.
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Cancerous tumors of the bile ducts are usually slow-growing and do not spread (metastasize) quickly. However, many of these tumors are already quite advanced by the time they are found.
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Ruffle Collection Nursery Bedding
$24.50 – $99
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Framed by a ruffle flange, this classic collection sets the stage for a sweetly styled nursery. A cotton sateen weave gives the quilt and sham their satiny sheen.
- Quilt and sham are pure cotton sateen with a ruffle border; reverse to self.
- Crib sheeting is pure cotton percale.
- Bumper is cotton sateen, featuring a ruffle border; reverses to self.
- Crib skirt is pure cotton sateen and features a ruffle border.
- Images provided (left) show bumper's distinct interior and exterior patterns; always fasten securely with exterior facing outward.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
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- A percale weave is noticeably denser and wears well over time.
- Pottery Barn fitted crib sheets have elastic around the top and bottom only rather than around the entire edge, a feature that makes our sheets safer for your baby.
- Remove bumper when baby can sit up unaided, or can pull to a standing position (6–10 months).
- Four-sided skirt fits around the entire crib and is tailored with split corners for easy placement around posts.
- Sham has a quilted front and an envelope closure. Insert sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
- Quilt and sham feature pure cotton batting.
- Bumper features lofty polyester fill.
- Toddler Quilt: 36 x 50"
- Small Sham: 12 x 16"
- Fitted Crib Sheet: 26 x 53"; fits mattresses up to 8" high
- Bumper: 10 x 160"
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The oldest major leaguer
By Freddy Berowski
Art Mahan was born 13 months before Babe Ruth made his big league debut.
By the time Mahan died – on Tuesday at the age of 97 – Mahan had lived to see baseball evolve from a simple game to a national treasure.
Mahan, who played in 146 games for the Phillies in his only big league season in 1940, was the fourth-oldest living major leaguer at the time of his death. Ranking first on that chart is Tony Malinosky, who played 35 games for Brooklyn in 1937 and today stands at 101 years and 63 days old.
But Malinosky has a ways to go before he can lay claim to being the oldest major leaguer ever.
The Sept. 7, 1911 New York Times said of Chet "Red" Hoff's major league debut against the Washington Senators: "Pitcher Hoff was in the game long enough to have his picture taken."
This contemporary account is contrary to most published reports nearly 90 years later, largely based on the tales told by Hoff himself. But after a lifetime – the longest lifetime of any former big league player – Chet Hoff earned the right to tell a few stories.
Chester Cornelius Hoff was born May 8, 1891 in Ossining, N.Y., and lived 107 years, 4 months and 9 days, making him the longest living major leaguer. He pitched in five games his rookie season, going straight from the sandlots of Ossining to the top of the hill in New York City, playing for the Highlanders who would become the Yankees in 1913. He even met up with Ty Cobb that season, but not in his major league debut.
In the years shortly before his death, Hoff recalled his debut, getting the call from his manager Hal Chase in the ninth inning of a blow-out game, and striking out Cobb on three straight pitches. Hoff claimed he didn't know who he had faced until the next day when he read the newspaper and was stunned when he read a headline "Hoff Strikes out Ty Cobb."
Hoff's actual debut came on Sept. 6, throwing a scoreless frame in a 6-2 loss against the Washington Senators. Hoff got his action against the Tigers 12 days later. The Sept. 19, 1911 New York Times stated, "Hoff pitched the last four innings and did good work."
In his four innings of one-run ball, Hoff faced Ty Cobb and according to the Times, "fooled Ty with a roundhouse curve, which crossed the center of the plate for the third strike". It was a rare two-strikeout day for the legendary Cobb, who also fanned in his first at bat of the day against Yankee ace Russ Ford.
Hoff pitched in 12 games for the Highlanders and Yankees over the course of three seasons and compiled an 0-2 record, with a 3.89 ERA. Hoff pitched one season for the St. Louis Browns, 1915, and went 2-2 with a 1.24 ERA. He retired from professional baseball in 1918, but his love for the game never diminished.
He returned home to Ossining, where he went to work as a paper cutter for Rand-McNally, continued to play semi-pro ball on weekends and continued to follow the Yankees. Chet Hoff's story made national news when he turned 100 and appeared on The Today Show in 1993. He followed up that appearance with some appearances for his old ballclub, including an appearance alongside Gene Michael and Willie Randolph at a ceremony dedicating a plaque on the site of Hilltop Park, the Yankees original home, where Hoff made his major league debut.
Hoff passed away on Sept. 17, 1998.
Freddy Berowski is a library associate at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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Young green thumbs can watch nature at work while nurturing a love for their environment. These organic sunflower seeds come with their own eco-friendly pots that are made of 100% recycled plastic milk containers.
- Overall: 16" wide x 4.75" deep x 4.5" high
- Pot: 4.5" diameter, 8" high
- Trowel: 2.5" wide x 9.25" long
- Pots and trowel are made of 100% recycled polyethylene.
- Includes 3 pots, tray, trowel, compacted soil disk and Teddy Bear Sunflower, Basil, and Zinnia seeds.
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Eagleman wrote:There is a bit of partial identification that I have with Patrick Bateman as the following quote reads:
"...there is an idea of a Patrick Bateman, some kind of abstraction, but there is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can hide my cold gaze and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gripping yours and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable: I simply am not there."
Has anyone felt like this or perhaps known someone like that? I've felt this way mostly my whole life, but the detachment just keeps growing greater, and I've never found a way to ground myself.
Morpheus wrote:EagleMan, do you have any goals?
Anything that you would like to work towards?
In the mean time I would consider seeing someone about this.
Yog wrote:EM.
I have had a similar experience as you're having now.
It feels like its not even worth it to get out of bed anymore, right?
Nothing feels real, or even matters, because in the end, nothing you do will really feel fulfilling.
I'd like to suggest something,
Get a puppy. I know it sounds weird, but think about it this way. To have a creature love you unconditionally, to entirely depend on you, will give your life some semblance of meaning, yes?
I personally felt like this before I made an effort at improving my life.
Remember when I was extremely cynical? That happened after I reached the end of the path that you're on.
NeoWarrior7 wrote:If he has an issue with it that bad, then I doubt he's that cool a guy. But that's me.
Tuor wrote:Oh, so you can feel emotions just not as strongly as you think you should? It's interesting that you can enjoy music.
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So here's a picture of the result as well:
Krys' superpower was "the ability to feed the world so there were no more starving children". Nice! I hope you and your family enjoy your new juicer! Just send me an email with your address to wingitvegan (at) gmail (dot) com so I can forward it to the 877MyJuicer.com folks!
Thank you to everyone that entered the giveaway - those of you who comment regularly and my Lovely Lurkers! It was so much fun and I am looking forward to hosting another giveaway for you guys soon.
Let's talk Vegantine's Day! I wasn't very inspired this time, maybe it's because of all the excitement about hitting the road. How on Earth did I manage to make so many Halloweegan treats during MoFo? Anyway, let's start with breakfast. These heart pancakes are made with two metal heart-shaped cookie cutters. A large one for the chocolate part and a smaller one for the strawberry centers.
Outer Chocolate Hearts 1 cup whole wheat pastry flour 3 tbsp cocoa powder 3 tbsp brown sugar 2 tsp baking powder 1/4 tsp salt 2 tbsp oil 1 1/4 cup soy milk handful of chocolate chips* 1- Whisk together the dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. 2- Whisk the liquids in a measuring jar or small bowl. 3- Stir the liquids into the dry ingredients adding more soy milk if necessary. Center Strawberry Hearts 1/2 cup whole wheat pastry flour 1 tsp baking powder 1/8 tsp salt 5-6 strawberries, stems cut off 1/3 cup soy milk 1 tbsp maple syrup 1 tbsp oil 1/4 tsp vanilla 1 tsp beet juice (not necessary but it makes them pinker!) a few sliced strawberries* 1- Whisk together the dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. 2- Use a blender to make yourself a little smoothie with the strawberries, soy milk, maple syrup, vanilla, and beet juice. 3- Blend until smooth and whisk in the oil. 4- Stir the smoothie mix into the dry ingredients adding more soy milk if needed. Putting the hearts together 1- Preheat your skillet prepared with cooking spray. Also spray your metal cookie cutters all around inside and out. 2- Place the big heart on the skillet, place the small heart inside of the big one. Spoon some strawberry butter into the small heart and some chocolate batter into the big heart. 3- Let them cook on low for a minute and carefully remove the hearts (don't touch them - use tongs!) 4- Cook for a couple more minutes and carefully flip them over with a spatula and cook for a couple more minutes or until a toothpick inserted in both parts of the heart comes out clean. You don't want to brown them, so the heat should be low and you shouldn't overcook them. 5- Repeat for the rest of the batter. You should wipe clean the cookie cutters and re-spray them with cooking spray in between pancakes. Makes 8 pancakes. * These pancakes were OK but I made them without chocolate chips and sliced strawberries so they didn't live up to their full potential. |
My favorite Vegantine's Day treat - Strawberry Love Bugs!
There must always be a Mr. Cranky Pants for balance purposes.
He did not want to have his picture taken.
These are really easy to make, especially if you leave out the antennae. Just slice a few strawberries in half, and dip the tips of both halves into some melted chocolate chips to create the heads. For the face, use a simple powdered sugar icing, and drop some melted chocolate drops on the little bug's body. I cut a tiny hole in the corner of a small ziploc back to squeeze out the chocolate drops. The signs are little pieces of paper hot-glued to toothpick halves. That's it.
Now if you want to give them antennae, you will need to use the melted chocolate ziploc to squeeze out little antenna shaped thingies onto some wax paper. Refrigerate the antennae for about 20 minutes and attach them to the heads using more melted chocolate as glue. Work quickly because they melt in your fingers ridiculously fast. Here are my antennae:
More chocolate? Sure! These are the same chocolates I made for my previous post, though this time I invested $2 in a chocolate mold from Hobby Lobby. Money well spent!
Vegantine's Day Chocolate-Cashew-Coconut Yummies
1/2 cup chocolate chips
2 tbsp coconut milk
1/4 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
1/4 cup cashews
1- Melt the chocolate chips with the coconut milk. I did this in the microwave, at 50% power and a couple of 30 second intervals.
2- Stir in the shredded coconut.
3- Coarsely grind the cashews. I used our Magic Bullet, just a few pulses so they don't become cashew flour!
4- Stir the cashews into the chocolate mix.
That's your chocolate filling if you're using candy molds. If you're shaping these by hand move on to the next step.
5- Spread the chocolate on wax paper and refrigerate for an hour.
6- Cut into your favorite shapes with cookie cutters. Place chocolates on a plate and refrigerate for another hour.
At this point you're done. Unless you want to do some extra work and dip each chocolate into some melted chocolate chips like I did for my previous post. Way too much work for my taste though. Or you can just shape them into balls and make truffles, easier to dip in chocolate! Keep refrigerated! Here they are non-dipped and shaped like hugs and kisses.
These were actually Mr. Wing-it's birthday pies. He's not a big cake man-he's a pie man. Anyway, I have a recipe for the crust but the pudding filling and the buttercream are always a big wing-it job. You could use Katie's pudding awesomeness and a basic vegan buttercream for the topping.
Vegantine's Day Outtake! These were supposed to be Cupid's Cupcakes, but the chocolate arrows look more like chicken feet. So they look more like there's a chicken buried in a heart and one of its legs is sticking out! :)
When life gives you a Lemonade Award... say YAY!! Thank you so much Jumbleberry Jam for my sweet award! It's so nice to get an award from such a super cool blogger like you! I have to pass it on to 10 people, but look at my blog roll and you all will see my predicament. So, I better get squeezin' because I intend to pass this on to everyone on my blog roll!
Wow. This was a long post! Did you make it all the way to the end? Great! Then I can wish you a fabulous Valentine's Day, whether you're celebrating with a special someone or with friends... or alone with your little Strawberry Love Bugs! :)