How many cake pops will I make?

Each participant decorates a set of six bunny-themed cake pops and takes them home in a box.

Do I need prior decorating experience?

No—this class uses simplified techniques suitable for beginners and kids with step-by-step instruction.

Is the class family-friendly?

Yes. Parents or guardians must attend with children, making it a great multigenerational activity.

What should I do about food allergies?

Contact the host before the class to discuss ingredients; instructors can advise but may have limited substitution options.

Check-in is at 142 E. Pitt Street Bedford, PA 15522; arrive a few minutes early to get settled.

Are supplies provided?

Yes—all coatings, tools, and packaging are included in the class fee.

Bunny Cake Pop Decorating Class w/ Crumbpops: Hands-On Spring Sweets in Bedford | Cooking Class | Workshop

At the Bunny Cake Pop Decorating Class w/ Crumbpops, you swap hiking boots for an apron and discover that hands-on creativity can be its own kind of adventure. This beginner-friendly workshop takes place in the heart of south-central Pennsylvania — meeting at 142 E. Pitt Street Bedford, PA 15522 — and is aimed at families and curious cooks who want a short, lively project with tasty results. In a compact studio setup, instructors guide each student through making six themed cake pops with a simplified decorating technique: melted coatings, piping, and sprinkles become the palette for a charming bunny motif. Key features of the scene include long communal worktables, bowls of pastel candy melts, piping bags, lollipop sticks and drying racks; the experience is tactile and visual, built around bright colors and small, precise handwork. Because the class focuses on approachable skills rather than advanced pastry techniques, it’s easy to follow even if this is your first time with cake pops. What makes this offering stand out locally is its partnership with Crumbpops, a small business rooted in the Bedford-Altoona community. The region sits on the Allegheny Plateau, so while the workshop is indoors, it’s part of a broader cultural landscape shaped by Appalachian rail history and rural food traditions. For a quick historical sidetrack, the nearby Horseshoe Curve — a National Historic Landmark opened in 1854 — reminds visitors that this valley has long been a place where craft and industry meet. Practical details: the class runs about 45 minutes, all supplies are provided, and participants take home a boxed set of six decorated cake pops. It’s family-friendly; a parent or guardian must attend with children. Expect gentle instruction, hands-on plating and a light, social pace ideal for spring or holiday-themed outings. Why book it? If you’re visiting Altoona or driving through Bedford county and want a non-strenuous, memorable half hour that yields shareable souvenirs, this workshop is ideal. It’s compact, low-commitment fun that connects to local makers and offers a crafted keepsake you can eat. For photographers, the small colorful arrangements make for irresistible close-up shots; for parents, it’s a contained creative activity that ends with a sweet reward. Find this class listed locally as Bunny Cake Pop Decorating Class w/ Crumbpops; arrive ready to get messy, take home six finished treats, and leave with a new simple decorating skill and a smile. Sessions are short enough to fit between museum visits or before dinner at local cafés. If you have dietary concerns, contact the host ahead of time. The instructors welcome questions, demonstrate safe handling of hot coatings, and encourage each guest to personalize their bunny designs with names or seasonal motifs—perfect for gifting or a centerpiece.

About Home & Harvest

Home & Harvest is a family-focused play cafe and creative workshop venue located in Bedford, Pennsylvania. The venue hosts a wide range of experiences including birthday party rentals at The Freckled Duckling, open play sessions, seasonal book fairs, and hands-on classes such as soap making, candle making, embroidery, and pottery-friendly paint & sip events. Home & Harvest operates a play cafe space designed for imaginative play with life-like installations—a miniature barn, a veterinary office, and a coffee shop—so children can develop motor and social skills in a safe environment.

The business offers age-inclusive programming from toddler-focused mornings like Little Lambs & Lattes to all-ages craft nights and family workshops. Each experience lists clear details and options; several classes include instructor-led instruction, materials, and the ability to create take-home items such as soap loaves, ceramics, bouquets, and chunky-knit blankets. Refreshments are available onsite for events such as the Make Your Own Bouquet Bar and paint nights. Home & Harvest also provides private timeslots, sponsorship opportunities for community organizations, and customizable party packages with optional design services and extended hours. The venue emphasizes sensory-friendly scheduling for events like book fairs and storytimes, making gatherings more accessible. Parents and caregivers can reserve sessions online for workshops including Advanced Soap Making, Beginner Soap Making, Candle-Making, and cooking classes. By combining a play-forward environment with hands-on craft programming and event hosting, Home & Harvest serves families in Central Pennsylvania seeking creative, community-oriented experiences. Booking information, schedules, and accessibility details are available on the Home & Harvest event pages today.