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this was for a little girl's golden birthday. she wanted a golden crown with aqua accents. the cake is an 8" cake covered in aqua fondant and then the actual crown is a fondant/gumpaste mix. they wanted cookies also so i made those to spell out happy birhtday
9" cake done in buttercream with fondant dots and bow. shoes were made using the instructions i found on this site. very easy to do actually. they were made of fondant also.
this is my first official wedding cake. it was done to look like the front of the brides dress. it is a 12", 9", and 6" cake covered in fondant and then 'wrapped' in strips of fondant. the daisies are real.
this is very popular design for me. lots of different colors done...some with polka dots some without. this one has an "S" on it because the bride's new last name would start with S.
this was made with 8x8 pans cut in half and stacked. it was covered in chocolate fondant. the lane is fondant that was painted to look like wood. ball and pins are also fondant. this was for my son's b-day and he had me position the ball and pins just how he had envisioned the cake.
this was an old style 10 key done for an accountant's b-day. his b-day was april 6th which is why it says 4.06 in the screen. all done in fondant.
This was for my daughter's 9th birthday. it is all buttercream except for the red stripes and the word POPCORN. the popcorn itself is also buttercream. i used a 12 and i think a 5 tip and then painted the inside brown. much easier than i thought and i think it looks more realistic than the mini marshmellow method.
this was my test cake to get a feel for the topsy turvy shape. all fondant
mom wanted pink and green and roses since they called their daughter rose. all buttercream. fondant roses, number 1 and banner.
this was for a close friend's bridal shower. buttercream cake with fondant stripes and fondant tissue paper. would do all fondant if i were to do it again.
this was my dad's birthday cake. first cake i delivered far from home (an hour and 20 minutes) that was stacked. well i didn't do the best job supporting it and it totally fell about five minutes before we got to the party. oh well. at least it wasn't a paid cake. we still ate it.
the mom asked for a cake but said she somehow wanted a rainbow incorporated. had no idea how to make that look normal. decided a fondant rainbow on the cake board was the best way to do it. fondant flowers. all else buttercream.
this was for a little boy that wanted both batman and darth on his cake. made them fighting eachother on the top. figures are fondant. first fondant figures and learned a lot. would do it differently next time. everything was fondant.
this was the original suit case that i did. then i had someone order a mini version after seeing this one. also in my album. this one was 13x9 and had lighter trim on it. all fondant with hand painted logo. the customer ordered the cake and then i placed it on top of a very large grocery store cake. i didn't have time to do the larger base cake. the second pic is with the suit case sitting on the larger base cake.
a client game me a pic of a cake that was made for her husband over 20 years ago and wanted to replicate it for their daughter's birthday. i did my best. they asked me to add the hippo because their daughter loves hippos. the hippo and wheels are fondant but i think most every thing else is buttercream.
for my nephew. he got a silver DS for his b-day so i made this for him. covered in fondant.
for a lady turning 90. all buttercream. flowers are a mix of fondant and royal icing.
a lady ordered this for her brother's surprise birthday gift. he is a gardener. just a small tomato made from the 6" ball pan. all covered in fondant.
this was for a friend's daughter. she wanted one large flower on top so i did what maybe looks like a daisy. it is out of fondant and the mini one is buttercream.
this was covered in chocolate fondant and then i made what is supposed to be a gerbera daisy on the top out of fondant and a little royal icing. this was for a lady's 50 birthday. she just wanted flowers on top but i didn't want to do small individual ones so since she didn't care too much this is what i made. it was a cheesecake too, yummy.
this was made to look like a little girl's pony. so i guess she ate her pony for her birthday. all covered in fondant and hand painted. fun cake to do.
this was inspired by all the suit case cakes on here. it is actually a mini version of the same cake that i had done before. my original was a 9x13 and this was like an 8x5. all fondant and hand painted logo
this was for an older man who collected franklin cars. i made the car of fondant. everything else is fondant except the buttercream grass and candy rocks.
this cake was copied off of someone on this site but i can't remember who had the original design. sorry. it was a 9x13 cut in half and stacked. one layer was used for the lid that is leaning against the tool box. compartments are made of fondant. the only thing not edible is the container the worms are in. the worms are fondant in cookie crumb dirt. fun cake to do. loved the original design and wanted to try it right away
this was made from a 9x13" cake. covered in fondant. balls and stick are made of gumpaste. stand was made of wood by my very kind father. just hot glued the stand to the bottom of my cake stand.
this was a stressful one for me. my fist topsy turvy and at the last minute the mom added 140 cupcakes to match. this was for a little girls golden 8th birthday. crazy. cake is covered in fondant and all fondant accents. i had to drive it 1 hour and 15 minutes away. it made the drive which i was very thankful for.
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