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We decorated sugar skulls, yay! Photo by Sol |
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Sol decorating a sugar skull. Photo by Elizabeth GarMol Photos |
Maribel from Back From Tomboctou taught the class. She gave us some history of how sugar skulls came about and told us the differences between the Mexican sugar skulls (which are boiled) and the American Sugar skulls which made with the mold. She also gave us instruction on how to make our own sugar skulls and said to get the mold (the instructions are there too).
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Maribel of Back From Tomboctou Photo by Sol |
Maribel from Back From Tomboctou taught the class. She gave us some history of how sugar skulls came about and told us the differences between the Mexican sugar skulls (which are boiled) and the American Sugar skulls which made with the mold. She also gave us instruction on how to make our own sugar skulls and said to get the mold (the instructions are there too).
For sugar skull decorating in San Diego, check out: Back From Tomboctou, Streetheart and Sherman Heights Community Center. For sugar skull events in other parts of the country, check out this listing. Have fun!
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