A bride has sent me this picture , Im going to try and attach it . Ive never seen anything like this . I havent replied to her yet . I just wondering where to even start with this . Any advice greatly appreciated . If the cake is one of yours , Im sorry 
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I needed to mention she needs it to feed 150 guest.
OK, let's see if this makes any sense. Judging by the picture, this is what it looks like to me:
From top to bottom (each cake is a different letter & in height order)
A) two 4" x 3" torted and stacked
B) two 8" x 3" torted, stacked and carved to make the curve
C) two 4" x 3" torted and stacked
D) two 6" x 3" torted, stacked and carved to make the curve
E) one 10" x 3" torted
F) one 6" x 2" carved (possibly torted- don't fill the 6 x 3 pan as high with batter)
To carve the curve, use the curvature of the bottom of the pan that is to be inserted into the carved cake as a guide. So, if the carved cake is the female (concave) and the uncarved cake the male (convex), I would use the bottom of the male pan as a template, making an imprint on the female cake. From there, carve away. Hopefully this makes sense. Good luck and let me know if I was unclear.
OK, let's see if this makes any sense. Judging by the picture, this is what it looks like to me:
From top to bottom (each cake is a different letter & in height order)
A) two 4" x 3" torted and stacked
B) two 8" x 3" torted, stacked and carved to make the curve
C) two 4" x 3" torted and stacked
D) two 6" x 3" torted, stacked and carved to make the curve
E) one 10" x 3" torted
F) one 6" x 2" carved (possibly torted- don't fill the 6 x 3 pan as high with batter)
To carve the curve, use the curvature of the bottom of the pan that is to be inserted into the carved cake as a guide. So, if the carved cake is the female (concave) and the uncarved cake the male (convex), I would use the bottom of the male pan as a template, making an imprint on the female cake. From there, carve away. Hopefully this makes sense. Good luck and let me know if I was unclear.
Yeah like she said... Although they look a little more like the largest being a 12" and the smallest being a 6".
can't open it
This might work for you:
http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com/2010/10/trees-and-leaves-well-it-is-that-time.html
HTH
Thank you so much AKS that looks about what I was thinking. I wonder what sizes I would need to come up with 150 servings :-/ ? Im worried about that little booger on the side falling off lol!!!! How did the fondant leaves sooo dark brown?
Thank you AKS !!!
Oh Sorry , I didnt see all the other post I must have been reading AKS . Thanks everyone for helping me .... Im just kind of nervous about this one.
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