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This is a take on Debbie Brown's ark for my son's fifth birthday at his private Christian school. It was a lot of work, but everyone enjoyed it. All edible from MMF. Thanks for taking a look!
Pink and green MMF on 'death by chocolate' cake. All edible except for wire. Thanks for stopping for a look.
This was a request for a 2 year old's party. All edible MMF on 'death by chocolate' cake. Thanks for taking a look.
This was made using the wonder pan for my cousin's bridal shower. Her theme was The Bride Of Frankenstein. The cake's dress is modeled after hers. MMF and luster dust.
This is made with mmf and bc, dible sparkle dust for shine, and small floral wire w/ fondant hearts.I designed it for my 15 year old cousin who loves funky, bright colors. For some reason, the last 2 cakes I've made are leaning to one side! LOL Thanks for looking.
This is a graduation cake that I made for my cousin's husband. He is a movie fanatic. Everything is edible. The clapboard was supposed to lean against the popcorn bag, but there is way too much humidity here in FL, hence the sagging. The pictures always show all of the flaws! The film wheel is also cake. Thanks for looking.
I made this cake for my husband's celebratory party for his promotion to management. I decided to go with 'THE BIG CHEESE' theme since he's now the boss. Thanks to those who gave advice and inspiration as I apologize for not remembering who you are!
This was made for my son's 3rd birthday party. The theme was medieval knights. I used Debbie Brown's modeling tips from her book for the knight,horse, and dragon. The cake started to settle and the mmf tore so I just used pieces of mmf with the brick pattern and stuck them all over to hide the few tears and it looks like the dragon really did tear the castle apart! Everyone loved it! RK treats for towers and fondant w/gumpaste for modeling.
I made this as a gift for my neice Shelby for graduation. Unfortunately three hours before delivery the wired gumpaste plane and banner that said 'congratulations shelby' hit the floor and busted...no time to make another. The theme is that she has come from graduation and made a b-line to her favorite place-the beach. Her shoes, robe, cap and tassle,etc have been tossed and she's climbed up on the giant cap for some much deserved relaxation. Feel free to comment. thanks:)
This was my first attempt at a sandcastle cake. 2 tiers, 8X8 and 10X10 square chocolate w/ buttercream. The towers are made of RK treats and the 'sand' is a mixture of pulverized nilla wafers(put in blender), raw sugar, and luster dust. Shells are gumpaste. Please feel free to comment. Please include what one would/could charge for this cake as I am beginning and guessing at its worth. THANKS
This was designed for my Aunt Nita's 50th birthday. It was my third fondant/gp cake. I used the large 15" petal pan and took the idea from wilton. The seed pack has special details such as three flowers for her three kids, 50 count for the birthday #, and 57 cents for the year '57 she was born. I used small strands of fondant and a toothpick for the monogram/initals on the gloves. Crushed Oreo cookies were used as the soil on gloves, trowel & in gumpaste pot. Everything is edible with exception of the wire.
This was made for a friends little girl turning 4. Two tiers 6" and 9" petal cake, 6 layers yellow w/lemon wash, buttercream and mmff. She absolutely loved it! Just starting out so feel free to comment and question as I love feedback. I would especially like to have ideas on how much one would charge for a cake like this. THANKS SO MUCH
This is my attempt at one of Debbie Brown's cakes. I used the Wilton sportsball pan. Yellow with buttercream and mmf. Instead of rolling each string by hand and fussing over them not being uniform, I actually used my two year old son's playdough extruder tube! Thanks in advance for your comments as I am new to cake decorating/artistry and appreciate feedback. I would love to have some insight on what to charge/what the cake is worth.
This was my attempt at Debbie Brown's Sugar Plum Fairy...6" round yellow w/ buttercream and fondant. Unfortunately her face looks more like Olive Oyle than a ballerina...next time I will use more spacing between the layers of frill for the skirt to save material and time! Please comment as I am a beginner and desire feedback. I am also really intersted in a price range for this cake. THANKS
This cake is my first and only attempt at a whimsical cake for my cousin's 28th birthday, entitled The Kwimberly. Three tiers,8 layers yellow with buttercream,mmf and gp accents. Please feel free to comment as I am just starting and would love feedback. Please help also if anyone has an idea of what this cake's worth might be as in a price range. Thanks so much.
This cake was made for a special couple celebrating believe it or not, their 65th anniversary. 2 tiers, 6 layer yellow w/buttercream, mmf, and gp roses. Please feel free to comment as I am just starting and would appreciate the help. I would especially appreciate ideas on a price range for this cake to get an idea of its worth. Thanks!
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