So a month ago a coworker asked me to make her husbands birthday cake. No problem. I decided to try to make MMF decorations for the first time. She said no pressure. Whenever I asked for her opinions she told me that I was trying to hard and anything I did would be fine. I told her that since I am not licensed and really not comfortable with my decorations(just practicing) that I would only charge her the $30. for my supplies. Well I finished the cake yesterday, and am relatively happy with the outcome. I took a picture to show her and she paid me yesterday for pick up today. When she gave me the money she gave me $60 instead of the agreed amount. Now I was happy with this cake for $30, but I am worried that since she paid more, she is expecting more and....long story cut short...am I worried for nothing. The cake is in my pics inder Raphaels Bday. Honest opinions please!
I'm not sure why you are worried especially if she's already seen it. Sounds to me like she made a choice to pay you the amount she gave you because she thought it was worth it and because it was much appreciated. Take it easy music77. She's telling you both your cake and you are worth it! Keep on Cake'n!! 
I think it looks fine.... I have a friend- and I told her I was charging 20 dollars for 20 cupcakes... and she paid me 60. I took it the first time (the flowers took so much longer than I had expected) and refused to allow her to pay me that much again.
go with it! she must have been happy with it!
It looks good, If it were me I would put a top boarder on it
It's okay to take a compliment, that's what this was!
I used to buy my boys birthday cakes from a lady that makes her cakes out of her home. She only charged $15 for a 1/4 sheet cake with buttercream and a character piped that went with their theme. I always paid her $25 for the cakes because they were worth much more than $15. I think some people realize the hard work and will pay you extra to show appreciation.
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