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Chocolate fondant and regular fondant, silver dragees.
Yet another duffel bag - this was the biggest one yet. For 200 people, RKT glove and cleat sticking out of the bag, fondant batting glove and sock, fondant sunflower seed bag in the back. The baseballs are RKT to hold the candles, bat is PVC covered in RKT and fondant, edible image for bat logo. Hat is cake with fondant/gumpaste brim. Love my airbrush!!! :D
This was a graduation cake for a girl who got an internship in Disney's Animal Kingdom for the summer. Her favorites are Stitch and Ariel so we put them on the cake for her, with the Animal Kingdom animals on the second tier. Everything is molded from fondant or piped in WBHBC. Lots of fun to do!
Gumpaste flowers, edible image logo, iced in IMBC.
Cake covered in fondant, fondant pickle and fries, burger was chocolate cake inbetween fondant buns and condiments.
All in fondant, edible images mounted on fondant and cute out, fondant and BC leaves and berries.
This was a large baptism cake - all in WBHBC - not my preferance. REALLY wantd to do this in fondant, but the price was too high. Fondant accents, flowers are fondant and fresh combined. Cross and plaque are fondant with BC scrolls - Armenian writing on the side of the cake - I copied the handwritten words they gave me, I hope they say what they are supposed to! I really wish they had given it to me typed out in the correct font - that made me nervous! Colors matched the invitation.
This was for my son's end of the year hockey party - getting harder to be creative with hockey! A carved Zamboni, RKTs were used for the back of the cake that is suspended and for the silver "ice cleaning" part, Coach is molded from fondant, fondant covered donuts for the wheels. Just made 2 10x10 squares and cut them, stacked them and used the scraps to form the curve on the top. The little sweeper brush was all fondant. Used about 42 RKTs on this cake (yes I am too lazy to make them myself LOL!)
8", 6", 2" rounds, covered in fondant to match the plates and napkins. Number 1 is made of fondant as well. Top tier is one cake that looks like 2 tiers, this is removable as the smash cake.
This was for a Halloween/Hockey coach birthdayparty. BU colors, skull and player torso made from RKT. Helmet and shirt in fondant. Cake covered in black fondant with fondant writing. I put his bones on the back in fondant then covered the shirt and ripped it so you could see them in the back.
This was for my son's teacher for a shower the 4th grades had for her. She said it was prettier than her actual wedding cake was going to be LOL! Center support is a candle, all fondant, vanillanut on the bottom, pink champagne in the middle, chocolate coca on the top. Used my clay extruder for the stripes - love using it now!
Fondant leaves, fondant wrapped bucket. This was for our school's Fall Fling Auction Night. They auctioned off my cake as part of a party package. $50 Taylor Rental gift cert, $50 Fruit Basket gift cert and a gift cert for one of my cakes for up to 50 pepole. It went for $400!!!! YAY!
This was a cake for a charity boxing night - gloves were carved in white chocolate cake, the base was a dummy cake. All done in fondant and painted. Sooo many issues doing this cake I am pleased it turned out as good as it did. Believe it or not the gloves were the easiest part!
My uncle is a snazzy dresser, so when he turned 60 my cousins requested a cake that looked like his favorite pair of shoes! 10x10 cake carved into 2 shoes, all covered on fondant and painted by hand, argyle pattern was painted and stamped on using airbrush colors. If you look really close at the heels the pattern is a "60" :)
The bride gave me a picture of his husband to be's "snowmobile cottage". It was a run down trailor with no siding - a mess! And the cake topper with bride and groom and snowmobile and wanted a replica of the shack. Here it is!
Fondant everything except the palm tree - not enough time to make that.
A quick sheetcake for last weekend's hockey party and the coaches birthday. Edible image on the puck.
This was a "quickie" for our friends' annual volleyball/pool/birthday party. I had a lime in the beer, but it was so hot it slipped down to the bottom by the time I took the picture :(
All done in fondant to match the birthday napkins and plates. I was running late and cheater on the 1 - I cut it out from one of the plates. We had just returned from a trip and I only had one day to get this done.
My FIRST "REAL" wedding cake! I have done others, but this is the first one where I did not know the bride. I am working with an event coordination at a restaurant in Boston and this was my first wedding referral.. The bride actually called me from England, never got a chance to meet her, as she was not there when I dropped off the cake. I hope she liked it! *I "cheated" on the flowers and bought a gumpaste bouquet online and added my ribbon to it - I could never have done those myself!
This cake traveled from Boston to Florida - I assemb;ed it in the hotel room! Fondant covered tiers, RI curls, made in MA and put on in FL. Airbrushed with blue and sprinkled with glitter. My variation of a Collette Peter's cake.
Duff's BC under fondant, tried to follow the article on CC as best as I could - thanks for a great tutorial! It was quite sturdy and transported well!
Colors requested to match the wedding party, nautical theme, all BCD.
Duff's buttercream, double layer sheet cakes, Wilton ball pan, fondant body and bikini
First cookie sale! They came out okay, not perfect, but I'm please. Toba's butter cookies with Fondant and Toba's RI.
So not my style of cake, but this is what the customer requested. It was the best I could do under the circumstances! Edible image I Photoshopped together and Duff BC.
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