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This was actually a lot of fun to do. It was also a lot easier than I initially thought it would be.
I really hate doing mini cakes. This is my third time and I thought I would eventually begin to like it. But I just feel like a machine by the time its all said and done. Darn these folks who want them:)
This was my first time trying a soccer ball cake. It was so difficult for me to line up all the shapes so that it looked like an actually soccer ball. I leavered a lot in the process.
I made this cake for a 6year old girl who had a "Diva Ball" birthday party. Everything was edible. I actually got the entire concept from another CCer. then added an additional mini-purse. The mom loved it. I didn't stick around to see the 6year old's expression. I hope she enjoyed it.
I used cupcake dummies to make these, which accompanied a cake dummy castle for a display.
This was my first time attemepting to do a castle cake. It was also my first time working with cake dummies. My friend owns a princess party store and asked me to do a cake for the store. I definitely learned a lot.
This was my first attempt at making a 3-d football cake. It finally starting looking like a football once a put the stipes on it. Then I dusted it with Luster dust.
Very Simple, but I think it comes out cute each time.
My newphew asked me to make this cake for his birthday. I wasn't really happy with the way it turned out. I will be the first to admit that I am no artist, but I thought that I would give it a try.
I did this cake one day after I did a very similar cake for a teddy bear baby shower cake. The only difference is this one was covered in buttercream instead of fondant. I tired to make them different, but the request was almost identical in terms of theme and color.
Everything was edible. I think it came out pretty good. But my camera took a horrible picture.
I used gumpaste to make the martini glasses, number, and streamers. Then accented them with silver dragees.
I made this one as a variation to another Sesame Street first brithday cake that I had done. The only difference is that tis time I used a stryofoam cone covered in fondant to make a birthday hat. Everything else is edible. Although next time I think I will try rice crispy treats to make the hat.
Just try saying that title three times fast, lol! This cake was very fun to make. I used edible dragees. I really liked the the heart shaped dragees for the rock-star look (although they didn't look much like hearts).
I can honestly say that I hate doing mini-cakes. By the end, I felt like a one person assembly line.
This cake was very fun and easy to do. I added pearl lustre dust to give it a little extra flair.
I was very happy with this cake. I got the idea from another CCer and used all buttercream as did she. I don't have an airbrush machine so I used the Wilton Spray-on Color
The birthday girl was a cancer so the entire theme of the party was seafood. I got this idea from another CCer. I was pretty happy with the way it turned out.
I covered the basketball and hoop cakes were covered in Satin Ice fondant. I think I love this brand :D. The bottom tier is buttercream with fondant accents.
This cake was a last minute idea. I was asked to make a 30th birthday cake. But wasn't given any direction in terms of what she wanted. I new the birthday girl loved coach bags, so this is what I came up with. It resembles the coach vanity case.
I made this cake for a birthday party where the theme was Queen for the night. I merged some ideas from cakes that I saw in Colette Peters book "Cakes to Dream on" and Margaret Braun's book "Cakewalk."
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