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This is the cake that I had so many questions about! I had to travel 6 hours in the car with it - and somehow it made it unscathed! Covered in fondant with fondant & buttercream accents. Shells & pearls were made from fondant & dusted with lustre dusts. Fresh spray roses, and vanilla oreos for the "sand".
This one was inspired by so many of the Disney Princess cakes here on CC. I really wanted to make it a bit different so I added the pillars, which I think made it look more "princessy". All BC with fondant ribbon roses, store bought toys and tiara. Thanks for looking!
This was my version of a cake I found in the Wilton book "Celebrate With Fondant". All fondant.
This was for my cousin's 30th birthday. Originally it was going to be a poker table (using just the top layer), but the party ended up getting bigger than expected so I added the bottom layer. Thanks for looking!
This is a design I found on CC a couple of years ago, but I can't remember (or find in the galleries) who originally made it. All buttercream (except for the honey which is piping gel). Thanks for looking!
This is one of those cakes that if I knew then what I know now could have been so much better! Iced in buttercream with fondant lustre dust covered "diamonds" pressed into the sides. This was also the cake that made me realize how much I hate working with black icing. The glasses, stones, and beaded ribbon were all from the dollar store, the topper was printed out and attached to a sucker stick. Thanks for looking!
This was my first x-box cake. Everything is fondant (controller was Rice Krispy treats, console was cake), and everything was covered in lustre dust (I love that stuff!). Thanks for looking!
This was my version of the beautiful bustier cake that cakesbyallison made. Fondant covered, buttercream & fondant decorations, with fabric lace along the top. (This was the 2nd cake that I donated to the breast cancer fundraiser that my cousin runs.)
This was a cake I donated for a breast cancer fundraiser that my cousin runs. Covered in fondant, fabric ribbon, buttercream writing. Thanks for looking!
I was looking forward to doing a sweet 16 cake in pink and black and then my friend's sister decided she wanted a pirate themed birthday! Oh well, at least this was more fun than I expected! Fondant covered, crushed vanilla oreos for "sand", chocolates, candies, and toy jewelry for the "treasure". (sorry I didn't have a clearer picture) Thanks for looking!
This was for a friend of the family's baby shower. Covered in fondant, all fondant decorations (except the buttercream teddy bear). Inspired from a Wilton book (Celebrate With Fondant - I think). Thanks for looking!
This cake was inspired by so many others on this site. I took a little bit from several different ones I saw and pieced them all together. Covered in fondant and all decorations made from fondant (with the exception of the ribbon which is fabric). Thanks for looking!
This was for my neighbour's daughter. I used a petal pan (9" I think). All buttercream. Boy do I hate doing faces!! lol.
This was for my little cousin's birthday. There was a bigger version of this cake in either the 2007 or 2008 Wilton yearbook. All buttercream with storebought toys and sprinkles. Thanks for looking!
I made this for my mother in law's birthday. Decorated in buttercream (with luster dust on the writing). Martini glass, stones and fabric ribbon were from the dollar store. Hearts are fondant with luster dust on sucker sticks.
This was made for my sister's 22nd birthday. She absolutely loves Betty Boop and this is what I came up with. Picture of Betty Boop and numbers were printed on photo paper and attached to sucker sticks (I think that is what they're called). All buttercream.
This was my first attempt at a ccc, and I had so much fun making it. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be. Vanilla cupcakes, buttercream icing and coloured piping gel to decorate! Thanks for looking.
This was done for one of my little cousin's confirmation. Used the cross pan, covered in fondant and decorated in buttercream. Thanks for looking!
My second attempt at a FBCT. A lot easier than I had expected it to be! This picture was taken before it was 100% decorated though so it still looks a little plain. Thanks for looking.
This was inspired from a cake in one of the older Wilton yearbooks (I can't remember which year). Covered in fondant decorated in buttercream. One of my first fondant attempts.
This was inspired by many of the race track cakes on CC (sorry it was so long ago I really don't remember specific names - but thank you!). It was for my foster brother's 2nd birthday and he loved it!
This was for my aunt & uncle's 50th wedding anniversary. It was one of the first cakes I made and the second time I used fondant on a cake. It only took a few minutes to learn just how bad humidity can be for the fondant! The roses were bought, so were the beads and leaves. I made a matching 25th anniversary cake for the same party (their son was married around the same time).
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