Ok Guys, my customer that wanted the garden/farmer cake for Saturday, just called and changed his mind...
Now he wants a cake in the shape of a pot, with Mac & Cheese on the top with a bone in the middle (like ham bone) 
Definitly a different idea (LOL) Well the pot is easy to do but my biggest questions are...... What to use for the handle of the pot & how would it attach to the cake?
Next question.....What tip would you guys reccomend for making the Mac & Cheese.
Thank All You Caker's In advance....
Hi!
I would mold some handles for the pot out of gumpaste...stick toothpicks in the sides or maybe lollipop sticks and then stick into your cake. I did this for my purse handle and it worked fine. The only other thing I can think of would be licorice and then bending it to make the handle. I did this for a game cube cake.
I would use a round tip 12 for the mac and cheese. I would just make lots of strings of it until you have a big mound.
This is the kind of cake people usually ask me to do!!!
I can't wait to see a picture of it! 
Could you use a big pretzel rod frosted for the pot handle? Sounds like a fun cake!
For the handle, you could just use a dowel wrapped in fondant...maybe build up the fondant a little where the handle would normally be thicker or wider...then just leave a bit of the dowel 'naked' (no fondant covering it) and use that to stick it into the cake? I was thinking royal for the macaroni, too. As for the hambone...uhhhhhh....you're on your own with that one!! 
I'm no help there...LOL 
I wouldn't even know where to begin with it...maybe fondant...but what does a ham bone really look like? Anyone know??
I don't know about the handle, but if I were doing the noodles I think I would use a pasta maker. I don't know if you have one, but I have a pasta maker attachment for my Kitchen Aid. I would color the fondant cheese color and then feed it through the pasta maker and cut it just like pasta, I think it would be super life-like.
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