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for my nephew's birthday; he loves penguins
for my DD's elementary school fundraiser
for my DD's elementary school fundraiser; it is actually full of MnMs, not gumballs.
For my DD's 4th birthday, we surprised her with a luau thrown for her and her friends
Made for a summer reading program that my DD attended in 2008
for my DD's 6th birthday she asked for a monkey cake. I am not talented enough to carve a monkey, but I wanted her to have the cake she asked for, so I improvised! There are 6 monkeys because it was her 6th birthday.
this is a close up of the roses on my Wilton Course III; Fondant and Tiered Cakes final. I had the picture posted, along side the actual cake in a different gallery, but I think CC removed it because it was "duplicate" of the same cake. I think they turned out lovely and wanted to share though, so I am trying a different gallery for them.
This is a close up shot of the flowers from my Wilton FGP Course final. The daisies are gumpaste and the roses are fondant. The trinket box is a 50/50 mix of gumpaste and fondant.
This was my final for Wilton's FGP Course. I added roses, that I learned in Course III.
This was my final for the Wilton Course II class. Not real excited about it, but thought I would share since I posted the rest of my Wilton Course class photos.
For my DD's 5th birthday I tried to incorporate several ideas that I got from this wedsite into one cake;including the pillow cake and ballet slippers. The end result was okay, but I am very happy with the ballet slippers. I got the template from CC in the template section.
This was the package cake I made for session 2 of Wilton's Course III class
This was my final for Wilton's Course I class
I was asked to make a cake for a Memorial Day family get together. A neighber had this "flag" hanging off their house and I thought the design would be perfect. I took pictures of the flag and went home and made a template (for the yellow area) and eyed the rest. Nothing real elaborate, but I think it was perfect for the occasion.
10 or 12 inch sq cake covered with fondant to look like a baby blanket. I just followed the directions in one of Wilton's Yearbooks (can't remember the year though)
For my DD's preschool class snack, last year, which fell on the calendar around Thanksgiving. I just followed the directions in Wilton's Cupcake Fun book. Because her school snacks are supposed to be "healthy" we also made a granola, cereal, sunflower seed, honey concoction thing and put it on the plate infront of the turkeys and called it "turkey feed". It was cute and fun to do.
This was my final for the Wilton Course III; Fondant and Tiered Cakes.
For my husband's grandfather's 83rd birthday. I was asked to make his cake and was given no guidelines or ideas; I knew he loved magic tricks though. It is 3(or 4) 8in rounds stacked and covered in choco bc colored blk, the rim is just a cake board cut and covered in the same icing. All the accents are made from fondant; except the bunny, which is a cookie and decorated w/ bc and the dove, which I purchased at a hobby store in their wedding section. Oh, and the coins are the foil wrapped chocolate kind.
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