This is so cute are the characters made out of fondant can you please let me know how you did this i am planning a sesame street cake for my twins in nov. ([email protected])

This cake was made for a moms club party in my area and all the figurines were hand sculpted in fondant. What I do is make the faces and the bodies in advance and put them on the cake when they are hard. The last thing I do is add leggs and arms. Good luck!

this is so cool!

khr7r4nume8iu,de8iru,e9di4e93i4 (...) Okay, my 3-year-old daughter must have made a comment under my name. But I will interpret what she is trying to say: "HOLY CR#&@P. THIS CAKE LOOKS DEEWISHUS!!!" this is how she says "delicious" Ha-Ha. Seriously, how can you possibly put a price tag on this cake?

thanks for the complimments...

I can't stop looking at your cakes. I have spent the last 10 minutes bothering my husband with, "Just LOOK at these cakes!!!!!!!!!! This lady is amazing!" He agrees.

What incredible talent!!!!!!

I am making a Sesame Street cake for my nephew this weekend and would like to do something different than buttercream icing. I have never used fondant but have always wanted to try it. Is it difficult to teach myself in a week how to use it or should I stick to regular buttercream? Great cake by the way! sarahc

Hi Sarah, thanks for the comments. If it is your first time, you could try doing just the figurines in fondant. You can buy the one that comes ready. For the cake you could use buttercream since you are already familiar with it. Start by using it on figurines... that is how I started. It looks more complicated than it really is...

Oh My God This cake is AWESOME!!!!! My daughter is expecting in May 2007: How can I get this cake sent to Philadelpia 1ST time Grandmom email me with ?? [email protected] this is the best I've seen totally so different n the colors are just HELPPPPPPPP LOL

wow awesome job!

khr7r4nume8iu,de8iru,e9di4e93i4 (...) Okay, my 3-year-old daughter must have made a comment under my name. But I will interpret what she is trying to say: "HOLY CR#&@P. THIS CAKE LOOKS DEEWISHUS!!!" this is how she says "delicious" Ha-Ha. Seriously, how can you possibly put a price tag on this cake?

This is so cute are the characters made out of fondant can you please let me know how you did this i am planning a sesame street cake for my twins in nov. ([email protected])

This cake was made for a moms club party in my area and all the figurines were hand sculpted in fondant. What I do is make the faces and the bodies in advance and put them on the cake when they are hard. The last thing I do is add leggs and arms. Good luck!

I can't stop looking at your cakes. I have spent the last 10 minutes bothering my husband with, "Just LOOK at these cakes!!!!!!!!!! This lady is amazing!" He agrees.

this is so cool!

thanks for the complimments...

I am making a Sesame Street cake for my nephew this weekend and would like to do something different than buttercream icing. I have never used fondant but have always wanted to try it. Is it difficult to teach myself in a week how to use it or should I stick to regular buttercream? Great cake by the way! sarahc

What incredible talent!!!!!!

Hi Sarah, thanks for the comments. If it is your first time, you could try doing just the figurines in fondant. You can buy the one that comes ready. For the cake you could use buttercream since you are already familiar with it. Start by using it on figurines... that is how I started. It looks more complicated than it really is...

Oh My God This cake is AWESOME!!!!! My daughter is expecting in May 2007: How can I get this cake sent to Philadelpia 1ST time Grandmom email me with ?? [email protected] this is the best I've seen totally so different n the colors are just HELPPPPPPPP LOL

wow awesome job!