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I made this cake for Hannah's birthday that was at a bowling alley. The confetti is cut up dried fondant, the bowling alley is covered in fondant also (the wood is painted on with food coloring gel). The sign is solid gum paste, airbrushed, and piped on with butter cream. The stars, bowling pins, and bowling ball are gum paste too. Enjoy!!
These are the cupcakes I entered into the Washington State Sugar Art Show. Each cupcake represents a different culture. And they're on table clothes with the flag of the country they're from. It took me 32 hours of intense molding to finish. Some of the mediums I used were butter cream, gum paste, fondant, and piping gel. Hope you enjoy!
This is a cake I did for a 3 year old. It's based on the movie Tangled. It's built on a wooden board with a PVC pipe up the center. The entire top building portion RKT covered in royal icing and fondant. The bottom grass is fondant "sponged" with royal icing to get the grass effect. Hope you enjoy!
This cake was for a couple that's crazy about the Manchester United Soccer team.
The cake is covered in fondant, and the rest of the details are gum paste. Thanks for looking!! :)
This is a cake a did for a little girl who was having her birthday at the mall. I made this cake out of two 12x12 pans and then cut them down to fit my board. I covered the opening of the bag with fondant first and then used my new airbrush to paint it black inside. Then I put fondant on the entire cake and had it over hang the opening a little. Then I airbrushed it too. All of the finishing touches were done in gumpaste or fondant.
This cake was for a dad (Adam) and his one year old son (Brayden) and their birthdays. The hat is cake covered in fondant, and the buckles, bandanna, and badge is gumpaste with piping or dusts.
This is a cake for a couple of darling little twin boys. Their family loves soccer- that's why there's a ball in one of the tails.
This is my third wedding cake I have done. The lilies are wired gumpaste flowers that are dusted and dotted with edible marker. The bottom two tiers are styrofoam, and the polka dots are butter cream. Enjoy!
This cake was for a jungle themed baby shower. The palm trees are wired, and all of the creatures are made of gumpaste.
This is a Handy Manny cake I did for my cousin. The tools are made completely out of gumpaste and it ended up being huge! It was so heavy that it started wrinkling at the bottom after a while- but everyone liked the tools so much they didn't really care!
These are chocolate bugs with M&M bodies. I got the idea for them out of the "Hello, Cupcake!" book.
These butterflies have chocolate wings and antennas. Their bodies are buttercream.
These are cupcakes with gumpaste figures form star wars on them. I spent hours cutting out all of thier little peices!
My first cake!
This is a topsy turvy cake. I used fondant stripes on buttercream frosting (which I will never do again btw) and then the stars are also fondant.
I made this for a friend's birthday. The frame is gummy bears, the petals are rolled out starbursts, the center of the flowers are crunched up chocolate chips, the vase is died, broken necco wafers, and the stems are sour licorish(?) ropes.
The crust and sauce is frosting, the cheese is grated gumpaste (which my dad browned with a blow torch) the green seasoning is died coconut, and the peperonis are fruit roll-ups.
This is by far the coolest cake I've done. First I covered the box (the actual cake) with fondant (which actually wrinkled over night sadly), then I covered an actual top of a shoe box with fondant and set it aside. Next I took thin peices of gumpaste and let them dry, then I added them for tissue paper. I set the lid on top of that. Then I took thick fondant and made the blanket at the base of my cake. Next I added the tag. The shoe was the last thing I put on and it took me about a week total to make it. I used pink cake box's youtube tutorial. This cake was for my friend Malinda Rose who was turning 15 years old. Hope you enjoy!
I made this cake entirely out of buttercream for a baby shower.
I used marshmellow fondant to cover the carved cake, and then I added on the little details. It was super fun!
I made this cake for my youth group (called TREK) There is no fondant or gumpaste on this cake- it's all buttercream (with the exception of the M&Ms).
I made this cake for a little girl from church. The polka dots are made from fondant and the bow is gumpaste.
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