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This was my very first try at a fondont cake - using a homemade buttercream fondont (first time making that as well).
This is a rough cake - it was my very first elborate fondont cake - and it shows! It took me hours and hours to do but was absolutely fun. I swear I refused to throw this one away for at least a couple of months. Ew! I know!
I did this cake a few years ago for my sisters 30th birthday. It was one of my first cake decorating attempts.
This cake was done with my nieces just for fun.
This was my 4th or 5th fondont cake I've ever done - it is kind of rough. I had a hard time with the crooked cake/styrofoam. It is painted with Luster Dust and lemon extract.
This cake was a blast and took me 2 days to complete. I wasn't very happy with the way it had initially turned out. I decided to add a mossy colored petal dust to give it an older grungier look. I got the instuctions for this cake out of "Debbie Brown's Enchanted Cakes for Children" book.
This cake was made for my niece who is obessed with camo. This was a last minute cake - and I mean last minute - I only had a couple of hours to come up with a cake, bake and decorate before I had to head out the door. I took a bunch of left over fondont and just rolled them together. I hot glued some Spanish moss to styrofoam and stacked the cakes. I added the bow to give it that girly touch!
I loved making this cake - it was so much fun. I love the bright colors. I made this for my niece's birthday. It is all fondont except for the colorflow bees.
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