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I made this bouquet to take to church for Mother's day. No one wanted to eat them at first, they thought they were for decoration. Chocolate sugar cookies, with royal icing.
Cookies made to match my daughter's 9th birthday cake. I didn't have a good spot on the cake to write Happy Birthday, so I did cookies instead.
Made to match the cake. No fail cookies, with royal icing.
This was made for my daughter and 2 of her friends who shared a party. Inspired by another cake from CC. The top cake lost some frosting just as I was getting ready to take the pic, so it looks a little funny. The girls loved it though.
One of three similar cakes for my daughters joint birthday party with 2 other friends. These were practice cakes, so they could choose their favorite.
One of three similar cakes I made for my daughter and her friends to choose from for their joint birthday party next week. Practice cakes, so they could choose which one they want.
One of three practice cakes for my daughters birthday party. She is sharing her party with 2 friends, so I made 3 similar cakes, for them to choose from.
This was made for a family member. His parents are ranchers, and wanted something "westerny". I also made a cookie bouquet featuring hats, boots and horses.
This was almost a disaster. After frosting the cake, I went to wash my mixing bowl, and found out we had no water. YIKES! Our dog had pulled on the hose, and pulled a pipe loose under our house. I had planned to make MMF decorations for the top, but due to lack of water had to come up with another plan. I attached these baby items I had bought for her to cookie sticks, with ribbon, then pushed the sticks into the cake. I placed circles of waxed paper under them so they didn't get frosting all over them.
This was made for a good friend's baby shower. I don't remember how many cupcakes I used. The lace is real lace, I can't do ruffles yet. It was a big hit at the shower.
quick cake for my niece's birthday. I am not sure what happened to the H and the L to make them bleed, but she didn't care. LOL
This was kind of thrown together last minute. All buttercream. The bottom cake is half white/half chocolate, and the top layer is strawberry.
This was for our Pastor's 50th birthday party. It is made to resemble our church, with flames on the roof from all the candles. LOL The pillars and white small roof portion are made of poster board and MMF, the rest is iced in buttercream.
This was for my son's 7th birthday. It was iced all in buttercream. The pirate figures and trees were toys he already had. The sharks were gummy candy, and the treasure chest was made of plastic canvas, covered in gold foil, and filled with beads.
I made this for my daughter's fifth birthday, way back in 2000. She loved it, especially because there were 5 crayons, one for each year. I was just lucky there were also five letters in her name. LOL The colors were a lot better in real life.
I made these for a fundraiser for my daughter's cheerleading team. I made 60, and we sold them all in one day! I tried to match her uniform as much as possible, but ran out of time for some of the details.
Also from a wilton book. This was my younger son's first birthday cake. I didn't get a picture before it started to melt a little. I also forgot to put the ruffle on the bottom of the top layer.
This is one of my favorites. My son had a fear factor party for his 11th birthday, and this was the cake. I hollowed out the body of the spider, and filled it with green pudding so when we cut it it oozed "spider guts". The kids loved it! All buttercream.
From a Wilton book, made for my sister's nephew on his first birthday. Royal icing animals, the rest is buttercream.
My first ccc, I LOVE this idea. I have made 4 in the last week, since finding out how to do it on this great site. FBCT of the ark.
For a friend's son's birthday. She brought me a picture, I did my best to copy it.
This was my first buttercream transfer. I love this technique!
This was for my daughter's 8th birthday at the swimming pool. I got the inspiration from the Wilton website. All buttercream. I thought the octopus arms were fitting for an 8th birthday.
This was made for my son's 12th birthday party. All buttercream.
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