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This was for my daughter's 1st birthday. I learned so much doing this cake. 1. Place one block on the board at a time. 2.Take your time. 3.There is nothing wrong with using fondant for the look. 4. Don't use a buttery butter cream on a HOT afternoon. Aside from all that I think it turned out ok. But she loved her smash cake(not pictured) so that's what made it all worth it.
This cake was so easy and too much fun. My daughter is a Harry Potter nut. So I came up with this one. It is a sheet cake cut in half. The cake is frosted in chocolate butter cream, and has fondant accents. The "furry" look came about by using a fork. It's crazy just how easy this one was.
This cake my 7 year old daughter helped me make. It was supposed to be more realistic, but this is what she came up with. She had a blast do it, so that's what counts. The cake is chocolate with strawberry flavor butter cream. And the towers, and door are rice krispy treats.
I used the wonder mold from Wilton to make this one. All fondant but the wire.
Carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. I think I like this style of cake.
Nothing too crazy, just a simple cake with fondant accents.
Well it's not a regulation size, but it was darn near close. It ended up being a 14" round. All done in butter cream frosting. Thanks for looking.
Wow, I honestly thought this would be harder than it was. It came so easy to me. I can't wait to do it again.
This was the first time I used MMF. Let me tell you, WOW! I love the stuff. It's just a basic Wilton inspired present cake.
This wedding cake was done in Phoenix, AZ in early June. By the time I got the cake to the reception it had started leaning. Maybe it was the heat, maybe it was the wieght of the berries. I don't know. But the bride LOVED it. She called it her Leaning tower of strawberries.
This cake has to be my favorite. It was for my grandpa. The trees are royal and done on the Wilton tree formers. And the rest was formed out of fondant. Of course the lake is piping gel.
Easy easy cake, all fondant.
I did this cake using lolly pop sticks for the legs and necks of the storks. The bodies are royal icing.
My hubby is a VW junky. So I formed this cake to look like a '65. It was simple really. An 8' round cut in half and standing on its cut side, and the wheels are the tops of cup cakes. I covered the whole cake in fondant. He liked it, but he said there were a few things out of place. Leave it to a guy to find something wrong with a car cake.
This was the wedding cake I did for a class. It's frosted and decorated in buttercream. The cake topper is dried fondant. The hearts leaning on the bottum tire are royal. Lats of fun.
This cake has a buttercream base. But the roses are royal and the stand up heart is color flow.
I started this cake with a sketch. I carved the shape out of a 10 round cake, and came up with this.
This one was for my daughter. Who everyone knows LOVES babrbie. You should have seen this little girls face. That smile lasted well into the night. By the way this cake had two layers of stawberry, and decorated with butter cream.
This cake was for my father in law and his new wife. She is completely nuts for the cowboy theme. It was a very simpe disign, as you can see. All butter cream. You'd never know the cake had an acident on the way to the reception. The larger layer slid off it's board and cracked in three places. Ahhh, frosting patches all mistakes! Thank goodness!!
This is all fondant cake.
My daughter loves clowns. So we came up with this idea. The balls that the clowns are sitting on a ball spacers from Wilton, and are covered in fondant. The balls that the clowns are juggling are on a really thin piece of floral wire. I think it turned out pretty darn cute. And she loved it so that's what counts.
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