Baptism Cake-Which Idea Sounds Better, Help With New Ideas
Decorating By springlakecake Updated 7 Jul 2006 , 11:44pm by Doug
I am doing a baptism cake for my nephew's next weekend (both babies) and had a few ideas.. Wondering if some of you could give me thoughts, ideas, new ideas, photos, or which idea sounds better.
My first idea was to do a FBCT maybe of precious moments (one with a religious theme, angels etc.)
Or my other idea was maybe a white or light blue MMF with the contrasting color of those color flow bubbles (big dots) around the side and maybe a color flow cross on top and maybe a ribbon on bottom.
T hanks everyone
Neat idea, though I am still a new decorator and I have never done any carving. Is it difficult? I'd probably have to practice a lot! Doug you are so creative! I'd love to see more of your cakes, you don't have a lot of them posted....
not hard at all..especially if just taking a sheet cake and cutting it.
find art (clip or otherwise) you like.
enlarge to needed size
print out
cut out
use as template to trace w/ sharp knife.
here's a link to a two different doves: http://www.stjamescazenovia.com/sacraments.htm
and another: http://www.cist.org/pv/cm/cr4122.htm
and a motherload of doves: http://clipartreview.com/_gallery/_search_term_pages/dove.html
as for shell
real old style, gothic? http://www.northernlutheran.co.uk/catechism4.html (go lutherans! ya might make it to the 20th century yet...and I can say that cause I AM one!)
and another: http://www.sewterific.com/images/Christian%20Sampler/BaptismShell.jpg
and http://www.weoleyhillchurch.org.uk/shell.htm
really up for a challenge--stained glass shell http://www.curtisgraphics.com/images/baptism.jpg
simple one -- http://demo.lutherproductions.com/historytutor/basic/early/genknow/images/catechumens.jpg (hmm the lutherans are getting warmer!)
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(as for my pics.....very long story involving eye surgery and other stuff...but...that will change RSN -- thanks for asking.)
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