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This is an 11x13in dbl layer cake covered in almond buttercream. The mermaid is fondant & was made to match the mermaid on the invites.
12in round, 8in square, 6in round covered in almond butter ream & then covered in MMF.
Make a dozen & a half of these cookies. They were for a function & my daughters school.
The bottom: 8inch dbl layer covered in almond buttercream. The top: 6inch dbl layer covered in almond buttercream. The accent pieces are mmf & the "popcorn" is just mini marshmallows cut & "painted" with diluted coloring. This was my daughters 7th birthday cake for her friends & it was a hit!
This is 8inch dbl covered in almond buttercream. The bats are mmf. The baseball is just a plastic hat that I cut the bill off of. It was suppose to be a cake ball, but a last minute issue happened with it. :(
This cake is to a full scale guitar. This was for my brothers 18th birthday. It was a snickerdoodle cake w/cinnamon buttercream. It was delish!
This a dbl layer marbled 11x13cake. Frosted in buttercream w/a royal transfer.
Used the heart pan & ball pans. Mmf & buttercream.
This is 3 6" cakes stacked together & frosted with buttercream. The handle is mmf.
10, 8, 6. The bottom tier is vanilla cake w/almond butter cream. The middle tier is chocolate with oreo filling and the top tier is chocolate chip with almond butter cream. All decorations are fondx. tfl
My Dad is a teacher & had an author of a book coming in to his school. He asked me to make this for the luncheon. The book was about camping, fishing, etc so I came up with this. The cake is two bears, one big & one small. (Momma bear & baby bear) The bears are covered in chocolate buttercream. The are just sat on a thick board covered in foil then piped on "grass". The fish are the gummy fish & the fishing poles are skewers. The author didn't want to eat it! Haha
This cake is a dbl layer 11x13 with a dbl layer 6in cake on top. The bottom is almond buttercream & the top is covered in fondant. The animals are just toys as I have no idea how to even start at making them out of gumpaste. Lol.
11x13inch pan. It's actually a dbl layer, but only one cake I just cut it in half. She didn't want a huge cake. The color is actually peach, as that was her wedding colors. It's covered in almond buttercream & accents are mmf except the beads on the top of the dress & at the waist line..those are dragee's (sp?)
This is a 8in dbl layer with chocolate buttercream & the spaghetti tip for grass. The "eggs" are the malt eggs that are out around Easter time. I haven't really done any basketweaving & as you can see I need to work on that! It didn't help it was warm in my house & my frosting got really soft. There is an area that the rope border actually fell off so I just repiped some back on. :( Easter 2009
Dbl layer almond buttercream w/mmf accents.
This is a cake I suprised a family friend with for her birthday. She loves frogs so I thought it would fit perfectly. It a dbl layer 8inch with almond buttercream & mmf accents.
This was for a friends husband who is a Detroit Tigers fan. The bottom layer & the middle layer (a baseball base) are just a confetti cake & the hat is chocolate. The middle & hat are covered in MMF. This was also my frist attempt at making a hat. I definately need practice on that. And the "sand" is just crush graham crackers.
My friend asked me to do a cake for her Dad's birthday who happens to be a big U of M fan. I searched on here & found a cake just like this. (I'm sorry I can't remember the name. :( ) She liked that idea so this is what I made. It is a chocolate fudge double layer cake with buttercream icing. The "M", the field & the footballs are marshmallow fondant.
My Dad is a teacher & was having an aurthor of an outdoor book come into his school. He asked me to make him something for the luncheon & this is what I came up with. The two bears are made with yellow cake & pound cake with chocolate frosting.
This is the first cake that we made for Wilton Course 3. I unfortunately did not leave my supports in long enough for the bow, but I think you can still get the idea.
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