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50th birthday cake, 8 and 10 inch single layer, fondant on buttercream, green jello margarita, sugar rim.
Birthday cake for a hippie chick. All fondant accents, some painted with luster dust.
This cake was made for a retirement party. All in fondant except for the wheels because I was lazy.
This cake was made for a little girl having a 'spa birthday party'. Covered in fondant and all decorations are fondant.
This was an anniversay cake for a couple who loves their hot tub. The cake is two 6" rounds iced in buttercream. The figures are made from fondant using Lorraine's fabulous method and the bathing suits are also made of fondant. This was a collaboration between my sister and I.
I whipped this up quickly for my boss the chocoholic. I used chocolate buttercream and some fondant with cocoa mixed in. I painted a bit of luster dust on the roses and leaves as well.
This one is almost identical to the last wedding cake I made, but this time I got paid for it - yay! Very simple fondant with ribbon and royal icing dots.
This cake is an 8" and 6" red velvet cake covered in fondant with fondant decorations.
This was a shower cake for a friend's sister. The figures are all fondant. Decorations are all fondant and hand painted with lustre dust.
This was my Gramma's birthday cake and I wasn't at all impressed with my results. Perhaps it will spark some ideas for others.
This was my first stab at a wedding cake for a friend. They wanted very simple and elegant. It ended up shifing a bit in transit and the bottom layer has a few 'wrinkles'. But regardless, they loved the cake. I'm not quite sure I'm ready to sell these....I need a little more practice.
I made this cake for my Dad's birthday. It's made with soup cans and a square pan, cut up, carved and pieced together. It's covered in fondant with fondant decorations; the DeWalt logos are FBCT and the nose of the drill is painted with luster dust.
This cake was made for a friend who requested an orange hard hat with 'the chief' labelled on the back. I used the wilton soccer ball pan and covered the cake with fondant.
My mother's 50th birthday cake. I used a 10" round for the base and wonder mold for the hill. It's covered in fondant with buttercream decorations. The figurine is made from fondant by instructions from Aine2.
This cake is 2 5" rounds, halved and carved, covered in fondant with FBCT lettering. It's really not as crooked as the picture looks.
This cake is for my good friend who loves to watch Survivor. A HUGE thank you to aine2 who shared her instructions for making the head - if only I was half as talented as she is... All decorations are fondant and the Survivor logo is a FBCT.
My first FBCT and my first cupcake cake. Not a cake to brag about, but they were happy with it.
This cake was for my boss's birthday. It's entirely edible - I used fondant on buttercream and all the decorations are fondant. Still waiting to see if I get that raise :)
This cake was for my Dad the chocoholic. I borrowed the idea from another on this site. Yes, there is actually a cake in there, but the rest is entirely chocolate including the 'box' and the candy 'cups'.
This is a cake I made for my aunt's birthday. It's fondant and the pencil is made entirely of fondant as well.
This is my first 'paid' cake for a friend of a friend. I used store bought fondant and it was a pretty basic design, but I had fun making it. Although I'm not ready to go into business any time soon. I don't know how anyone actually makes money with these???
My mother is a freak when it comes to 2 things - popcorn and nachos, so this is her mother's day cake for this year. I'll save the nacho cake for her birthday. Anyways, it's fondant; the "popcorn" medallion is made from white and milk chocolate, and I used real popcorn coated with white chocolate so that it sticks to the cake and the board nicely.
I made this cake for a friend's little boy. I used two loaf pans and cut one in half to make the cabin. I used fondant for the icing and the decorations. The ladder is made from white chocolate traced onto wax paper.
This cake was an idea I borrowed from another on this site. It's all fondant with luster dust on the needle and the patch. Fairly simple cake.
I made this cake for a little girl who was turning 8 and had a Hawaiian Slumber Party Birthday and she wanted a Bratz cake. All the decorations are made with fondant and painted with thinned icing color. The doll was a bit big and hides the palm tree which was a pretzel rod covered in chocolate with fondant leaves. The 'water' gel actually was only around the top of the bottom layer, but ended up 'sliding down' in transit. I also used graham cracker crumbs for the sand. The girls loved it.
I made this cake for my friends wedding shower. It was an exact replica of her wedding gown and also my first attempt at a) a doll cake and b) using fondant.
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