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I made this for my friend's birthday. The face and hair is buttercream. The helmet is fondant.
This was for a contest. I took 3rd place. The windows are made of hard candy so they were slightly see through and the house and lamp post were wired with lights.
This is a fondant cake with a rice crispy neck. The strings are silver thread. Enjoy!
I used a combination of star tips and grass tips for his fur. His fingers, toes, and cowl are made of fondant. His arms, legs, and ears are made of rice crispies. Once completed he stood around 22 inches tall. I built a stand to support him.
I made these for a first birthday. Sorry if the picture is fuzzy. It's the only one that turned out.
This was a cake I did for my mother-in-law's 50th birthday. We threw her a surprise party. I added all the things she likes. She has her own cabin with sign, her grandkids, and horses. I wanted to personalize it for her. All cakes are fondant with sponging in royal icing. All figures are out of fondant.
The cake is all fondant with the Noah's Ark decopak kit figures on top. I made the colors of the ark match the invitations,
The blocks are 6 inches. If the duck block looks different it's because it is sugar free cake with sugar free whipped topping, while the others are buttercream frosting.
This is a close-up view of the gum paste orchid I did that goes with my sushi cake.
This is a two-tier cheesecake covered in chocolate ganache and graham cracker crumbs. The towers are sugar cones done the same way. I finished it off with chocolate shells and flags. It was for a sweet 16 birthday.
I used a chocolate mold for the butterflies. The baby shower had a lavender butterfly theme.
The baby heads are hand sculpted out of marzipan. The rest is rolled buttercream.
This is a quarter sheet cake. The top are snow balls covered in frosting. The belly is a cake baked in a small mixing bowl.
I made these cookies for a baby shower. The carriage is the same style that is on the invitations. The cookie cutter didn't arrive in time so I cut out each individual cookie. (I know, it's crazy.)
This was a cake for a local prospecting chapter's annual Christmas party. The prospector is molded out of gum paste, complete with gold pan and specs of gold inside.
This is a gingerbread house I did for a contest. The house is gingerbread covered in fondant. Charlie brown and Snoopy are sculpted out of gum paste. The snow is desiccated coconut. The Christmas lights are chocolate covered sunflower seed and the strings are black licorice. (Disclaimer: I do not own peanuts characters and this was not for sale or distribution.)
This cake is decorated with buttercream frosting. The drapes are white chocolate fondant colored red. The roses are made out of modeling chocolate. The hearts are made of hard candy, boiled to hard crack, then cooled and piped into hearts. This was my first traditional style cake. I do mostly whimsical or sculpted cakes.
This cake was for a Mad Hatter themed tea party bridal shower. I agreed to help some friends with it. They came over with the cakes already baked. It took 5 of us 5 hours to stack and decorate the cake. Everything is covered in fondant and all electric colors are used. The top tier is an upside down tea cup to complete the theme.
This cake was for my niece's first birthday. I made a two tier sand castle with matching smash cake just for her. The shells and doors are chocolate. The towers and stairs are rice crispy treats covered with fondant. The turrets are sugar cones and waffle cones also covered in fondant.
This was my first topsy-turvy cake.
This was my first contest cake. I won 1st place amateur fondant in the San Diego Cake Club contest in March 2006. It's a Philadelphia roll (my favorite) and a caterpillar roll complete with ginger, wasabi, and an orchid.
This cake was for my niece's first birthday! The red is marshmallow fondant, the yellow is fondx, and the black is sweet inspiration black fondant.
This is a cake I did for the San Diego Cake Club contest in March 2007. Each scale is individually cut a placed. I took 2nd place in the sculpted category.
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