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The main body of this life-size bulldog groom's cake was built upon a wood frame from round layers of cake, with styrofoam for the head and cereal treats covering the dowels for the front legs. All was covered and sculpted from fondant, then air brushing and petal dusts used to color and highlight the details. A water bowl made of cake and one of the groom's ties (made of fondant) was added for effect.
This was made from an oval for the lower jaw, a half ball for the back of the skull, and a 3" round for the teeth area. Then it all was carved into shape and covered in fondant. Air brush used for depth. Chocolate cake crumbs for dirt. Additional gummy worms.
The base cake is buttercream; the keepsake box is pink and white marbled fondant. Pearls are fondant beads painted with pearl dust and vodka and strung on dental floss. The rose is gumpaste.
This is a three-layer cake done in buttercream with fondant trims. I have a small cake business and a website, and am wondering if I offered detailed instructions on how to make these and other similar cakes, if they would sell and for how much. I need honest opinions!
This is a simple two-layer cake that has been airbrushed, with seeds piped on with black buttercream.
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