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Minecraft black cat face in buttercream
Large sheet cake, frosted in buttercream. Thanksgiving turkey with a basket-weave border.
A vintage Wilton computer cake pan, used to create a Minecraft theme with the screen. The A in Austin has a tiny little creeper face. I tried to recreate the Minecraft font for his name. :)
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer cake from a vintage Wilton cake pan, done in buttercream
Square, 3-D Minecraft Ocelot cake in buttercream
Square Minecraft Creeper cake and cupcakes
Pokemon Black & White theme with a half poke-ball on top
Batman cake done in buttercream, using oval cake pans
Square cake with buttercream frosting. I made this for my son on his 2nd birthday. He is in love with Ernie and Sesame Street. :)
Buttercream square cakes with a fondant Olivia topper, fondant roses, and a fondant "2".
This cake was made to match the giraffe partyware for my son's 1st birthday. The cake is decorated in buttercream. I made the giraffe on top out of polymer clay; I decided not to use fondant, since I wanted to save it afterwards. I think this is the best hand-lettering I've ever done. :D
Small sheet cake with buttercream icing... decorated in the Monster Energy Drink design scheme. I didn't have much black gel coloring left, so I used an alternate color scheme of a white background and black pinstripes.
This cake was made to match the Tinkerbell partyware by Disney.
Made with the Wilton shaped pan. This cake took quite a while, because of all the different colors used. I think it had 11 different colors that had to be mixed. The outline was a little tricky, too, since it wasn't always very clear on the cake where the outlines should go. Overall, I think it turned out really cute... it was just a lot of work!
Side view to show the basketweave.
Close up of Nemo figure, made with Marshmallow Fondant.
This cake was made using buttercream frosting, and marshmallow fondant for the Nemo figure. The blue buttercream gradually gets darker from the top to the bottom layers. I made Nemo from the fondant, & used black edible marker for the details. This was the 1st time that I've used marshmallow fondant. It was pretty sticky and messy to make, but I really like the taste better than the pre-packaged fondant. I hadn't made any figures like this before, so I was really happy with how it turned out
This robot design was based on a toy that my son has. I used an old Wilton pan for it... I think it was called a Spaceman pan.
I usually get stuck making boy cakes, since I'm the only female in the house... so I made this for my cat on her 1st birthday. Just an excuse to have cake, really...
Made using the Wilton pan, for a friends' Christmas party.
This was my 1st attempt to make something out of fondant. It turned out pretty good, considering that I was in a rush to finish it! The black was colored in using edible markers.
This cake was made for my son's 2nd Birthday, using the Wilton pan.
This was a large cake, with an Elmo shaped & decorated cookie on top. I used the Wilton pan to make the Elmo cookie, and then elevated it slightly above the cake using pillars. The cookie was a big hit with all the kids!
This was a simple cake made using an edible image. The cake was frosted using Wilton Whipped icing. This was quick & easy, but still looked very cute!
This was a birthday cake for my son, who was getting an electric guitar for his birthday. I used the Wilton pan for the cake.
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