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These were cupcakes make for daycare. They were studying bugs and other critters and I thought these would be fun. They loved them! They even sent home pictures of the kids with frosting covered faces, just too cute!
I'm having to do this the old fashioned way (film, develop, CD, download) since the hubby has the digital camera for work, so you're going to get a bunch of photos from the past few months all together. Sorry about that. This cake was done for a co-worker's daughter who loves Happy Bunny, otherwise she wanted a simple German chocolate cake.
A ccc made for a co-worker's daughter who made straight A's and won a creative writing prize at the end of the school year. Horse is made out of candy melts and the picture ws from a coloring book web page.
The roses were made of MMF and had a tiny bit of pink petal dust around the edges of the petals
another twinkie filled cupcake cake, a big hit with the first family that her sister called and wanted one for her little girl's birthday :)
Cupcake cake w/ twinkie filled cupcakes, candy melt butterflies
I had a bunch of frosting left over from previous cakes but not enough to frost a whole one. So I thought I would practive my roses and leaves. My family thought it was pretty good for Monday night dinner :)
This was a spice cake with BCT of elk that I got from a coloring book web page, the trees were freehand. I wanted to do camo on the side and was planning on smoothing it after it crusted but my husband gave a guy's perspective and said the texture was good for camo. I'm still not sure if I agree. My friend loved the cake though!
This cake was made for a co-worker that is working with me this weekend, missing graduation ceremonies for her bachelor's degree. She says it's "no big deal". Well I beg to differ so she's getting a cake :)
This was done for a co-worker's parents anniversary. I was trying to do a mini tier cake, but I think my cakes still weren't small enough. They were 6", 5" and 4". The frosting and flowers are BC. This is my first 3 tier cake and as you can see it is tilted. If you have any suggestions to help get it straighter, please help. I did use dowels for it, I'm not convinced that I did it right though.
Swirls and writing are done w/ melted chocolate and then colored w/ gold lustre dust.
A guy from my husband's office ordered this for his anniversary, but left it in the break room during the day. My husband said it was gone by 1:00 p.m. and that he had a piece too! I hope his wife got a really good present!
I'm happy with the way the cake looks but I'm still looking for a darker choclate frosting recipe. I want it to be closer to the color of the chocolate on the strawberries. Any suggestions?
This was my first attempt at a cc cake. It was really fun, and thanks to Cali4dawns tutorial it was really simple to do. The buttercream transfer was my 2nd try. This was for daycare, celebrating the week of the young child, the castle is like the daycare's logo.
This was a practice cake. I hadn't tried buttercream transfers yet, so I tried to pick a simple coloring book page (as few lines as possible) I'm pretty happy how it turned out. The folks at work love being guinea pigs for me :)
MMF covered cake, wilton fondant track and balls around edging.
Cake covered in buttercream, the guy and fish are fondant. The face, hands and fish were molded in clay impression molds. The rest of the guys body was free-hand. It was harder than I thought it would be to keep everything together, got pretty heavy.
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