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Yellow cake, frosted with bc. 10" bottom tier, 6" top tier. Characters are chocolate transfers.
This is the cake I made for my son's first birthday. Grass is bc, figures were sculpted with mmf.
This is a cake I made for my daighter's Sunday school class when they had a birthday party for Jesus. FBCT
I did this cake for my niece's 4th birthday. I scanned the picture off of a pinata (a challenge in itself). FBCT.
This was a cake I did for the youth group at my church. The kids earned a hayride by memorizing bible verses. FBCT with BC writing.
FBCT with MMF letters. Picture was taken from the birthday party invitation.
Cookies and cream cake with cream cheese frosting. Sides are covered with crumbled Oreos. Top is FBCT.
FBCT on crusting buttercream.
My 4-year-old daughter picked out the pictures for this one, so it is a little odd :) I did a FBCT on top of an ice cream cake (which is actually just a square slab of ice cream with no actual cake in it). I had to work fast on the borders so the cake wouldn't melt!!
Carrot cake with crusting cream cheese frosting. I used the cream cheese frosting for the border and lettering and it actually worked pretty well. Baby anmd blanket are made out of candy clay.
I made this cake for my daughter's 4th birthday. Bottom layer is 2-14" squares (yellow cake w/BC), top layer is 2-10" squares (chocolate cake w/chocolate BC). Turrets are Rice Krispie treats w/ chocolate frosting. All covered with MMF. Drawbridge is fondant. Water is blue BC. Princess and frog are candy clay.
This is a cake I made for a bake-off at my church. The picture (the whole top of the cake actually) is FBCT. I won first place for best-looking cake!
I made this cake for my daughter's 3rd birthday last week. It took forever to do, but I got a lot of compliments.
This is a cake I made yesterday after receiving last minute notice that we were having dinner guests. It is a carrot cake with cream cheese frosting and I decided to dress it up a little with MMF bunny and leaves.
This is a cake I made for a baby shower I threw for a freind. It matched the plates and napkins. Duck and rattle are cookies, bugs are royal icing.
This is a cake I made last Christmas for my husband to take to work.
This was my first attempt at covering a cake with MMF (or any type of fondant for that matter). It was much easier than I expected, but I wish I could get it a bit smoother.
This was a practice cake - my firt time trying basket weave, rope border, and cornelli lace (which doesn't look very delicate as I had hoped). It is an orange dreamsicle cake and the frosting has whipped cream in it and did not lend itself to smoothing - thus the lumpy appearance of the cake. I also had trouble with the frosting getting too warm and soft while I was working with it. But I learned from it :)
This was my first attempt at MMF roses. I bought the Wilton rose kit and it was super easy. I could not for the life of me make royal icing roses, so this was a great alternative for me!
These took forever to decorate and I have sworn to never do them again, but they sure got a lot of compliments.
I got this idea from Godiva (although hers is a million times better!). This was my first attempt at MMF. I used faux fondant to cover the cake, then cut out black splotches from MMF. The cow is MMF. I had a lot of trouble with the black color bleeding. I also had problems with the MMF sagging and then when it dried it cracked.
I made these for my daughter's first birthday. I used the Wilton Pooh pan for the big one and then just used a knife to cut a similar dhape for the smaller one.
This was a FBCT that worked out well. It was an experiment, so I didn't bother smoothing out the cake beforehand. Had I known the FBCT would actually turn out, I would have made an effort to make the rest of the cake look nice! LOL
This was my first attempt at a FBCT. It looked great at first, but then the condensation set in.
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