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This was for someone that smokes ribs and pork, 6 layer cake with icing, covered in fondant. Ribs, charcoal, flames, bottles, utensils are made from fondant; used silver pearl dust to make silver look, used brown sugar with coloring for dry rub on ribs.
This was for a 9 year old girl that pitches on her softball team. Covered in icing, all other parts were made from fondant.
Lego men, tools and legos on cake are fondant, legos for name are gumpaste
This was for my nephews 7th birthday. "7" made from gumpaste. Lego pattern on cake and lego men are fondant.
All fondant accents with shimmer brushed on. First time doing bow.
This is the first time I ever covered a cake in fondant or made flowers. Cake is covered in mmfondant, gumpaste/fondant mix cross, fondant ribbon roses, brushed on shimmer.
3 tiered, bottom tier picture with fondant pins and bowling balls as boarder, middle tier golf theme fondant hills, pole and golf balls, icing grass; top tier edible image with bowling balls and golf balls as boarder, gumpaste name
3 tiered, covered with icing, neon colors; Fondant girl sledding, snow top and snowballs around boarder; Gumpaste stars (supposed to be snowflakes) and "9". This was for my daughters sledding birthday party and these are her favorite colors.
This was for my daughters 10th birthday. I found pictures from every year and had it copied on edible paper. Placed photos around the cake and iced the edges to stick better. Placed cake on turntable so all the photos could be easily viewed. Wish I had more time to do fondant and make it look better, but I still like the photo idea.
Witch, mummy, ghost and cauldron rkt with fondant on top of a double layer 9x13 cake; cut 2 corners off to make it into a coffin. Coffin iced black.
icing and fondant
I made this for a cake contest, the main photo is a picture of it at the show. I rushed through this cake. On the way home a deer ran into my car and sent the cake flying in my trunk as you can see from the other photo. I was not happy with the eyes so I tried something different after the show, that pic is in the extra photos. Head is cupcakes, iced in frosting and covered in modeling chocolate. Hair is fondant. Arms and body are rkt covered in modeling chocolate. The pile is a 12", 10" and 8" cake covered in icing then covered in gumpaste leaves.
This is a quick, simple way to do a cake for a kid that wants a monkey or curious george. 10" round. Used cookies for the ears.
This was for a 1st Birthday party. 3d elmo ended up being 16" tall. Getting the icing red was the most challenging and trying to make all the parts seperate throughout but then fit at the end. Planned on making the head out of rkt so the shape could be more like a football but humidity made it too soft. Ended up using 2-8" and 2-6" cakes for the head and carved a little bit to get that shape.
This is designed after my husbands Harley. Wanted to do it in fondant but decorated it the day of, therefore, no time, so I just piped the parts on.
My niece loves to read and one of her favorite books is Tales of Despereaux. I was going to do the books in fondant and have all the books off center but the fondant got too hard because I added gum tex. So I just used buttercream. It was extremely hot and humid when I made this cake, which is why it is so shinny. I lost power for a day so I lost allot of decorating time. Once I let go of how I wanted to do it and looked at it from an 8 year old's point of view, things began to run more smoothly. Next time I will use merange powder to avoid the buttercream from drooping. The mouse was done with fondant. It's was difficult to get him to look like despereaux, that was as close as I could get; it was fun making him.
Baked 2 - 9x13 cakes, cut each 4 1/3 inches to make 6 - 9x4 1/3 pieces. Stacked them and covered with buttercream. Piped on his face freehand. Fondent arms, hands, legs, shoes, tie, nose, teeth, and tongue. Brown sugar sand.
Bake two 10" round cakes, shape into pool shape (this was the shape of the person's pool I did this for). Large round tip for stone sides. Gel for water. People were made from icing (added extra powder sugar to regular buttercream icing to stiffen).
Used a cupcake for the body.
Double layer basic 9x13 pan. Cut using model car as an example. Next time I would round out the edges more.
my daughter wanted a hanna montana party, so I did a guitar in her favorite color blue
Cut fondant in circles big enough to cover cupcake. Turned cupcakes upside down.
I used a wonder mold pan for the head and a 10" round for the top of the can. Used the grass tip for his fur.
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