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10,000 Cupcake Cherry Blossom Tree Mosaic

By Alice Yoo on April 25, 2012

What's better than art you can eat? This past weekend, London-based Crumbs and Dollies Cupcakes debuted a stunning mosaic made of over 10,000 cupcakes! The cherry blossom tree was a project for a Japanese television show ITTEQ. It was unveiled at Highcross Shopping Centre in Leicester on Sunday.






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