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Cake was made to match invitation for baby boy.
This was made to match the prince plates for a boys 1st birthday party.
I made this for my Great, Great Aunt's 100th Birthday!!!
This was for my niece's 1st birthday! It is a 12" round buttercream. It was the first time I used the transfer technique and it worked out nicely.
I made these for our annual Christmas family gathering. My family was impressed considering that I cannot cook (not kidding). I cannot make a grilled cheese sandwich bu somehow I manage to do decent on cakes! This was one of he first things I made after taking my Wilton courses and it blew them away! I was thrilled.
This was from a couple of years ago when I took my third round of cake class with my friends.
This was for my husband's birthday. I had him bring his fireman helmet home from work and traced his badge & everything & tried to stick to the demensions of the helmet as much as possible. The rest came from the great, easy to follow instructions posted on CC in the "How To Make a 3D Fire Helmet Cake" posted by thecakemaker.
I made this for my daughter's princess themed 1st birthday. I used a combination of instructions from CC'er msauer, some stuff I found from the internet, & looking at the wilton castle set that came out in 2007. I made the walls about 3 weeks prior to her birthday to allow plenty of time for them to dry b/c I ended up being sick the entire 2 weeks before her birthday. I got better about 2 days before, which explains the lack of elaborate decoration that would have otherwise been all over the cake.
I got the idea for this cake from a CC'er. It is all fondant. The 'diamonds' are squares turned on their sides. The dots are brown BC and then I used thin brown ribbon to hang from the sides. This was my first time trying a bow. It was a learning experience!
I did this for a bridal shower. It a 10" round with the wonder mold. This cake was fun and using the mold wasnt as hard as I thought it would be. Next time I will make the round cake a little more decorative to match the bride form on top!
This is just a fun birthday cake that I like to do and switch up the colors. I usually use this as a fall back, especially when when I am using an icing that is hard to decorate with such as the tasty cream cheese icing!!!
This was 2 cakes puts side by side to make a big sheet cake to serve 100 people for my great great aunts 99th birthday.
I got this idea from a fellow CC'er. The bottom is a 10" and top is a 6". It has pirouette cookies all the way around and then filled in with fresh roses. I made it for my great great aunts 98th birthday and it was a HIT!!
These were done for a baby shower. I am still looking for a way to make my sides smooth on my petit fours so if anyone has some ideas, please send them my way!
I did this for my friend's baby shower. She didn't know if she was having a boy or girl! I got the instructions for the booties from CC. I learned a lot from this cake and will cut the fondant in squares next time to cover each side rather than trying to cover in one piece. It was a learning experiece for sure.
This is the Wilton Baby Buggy pan on top of a 12" round. All BC.
I did this cake for a friend's 30th birthday. This was one of my first cakes that I ever did and I guess the moisture got to the cake board, so now I usually wrap all my boards in the foil to prevent this from happening again because it really messed up my presentation. Not a big deal, because we all still ate the cake and sometimes I guess that is all that matters! Thanks for looking.
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