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Made from 2 sheet cakes, layered and cut. Transfered the logo using the image/piping gel method. My nephew loved it!
I took inspiration from the gallery, and created this variation. I used ocean life swedish fish, nila wafers, gum, and drink umbrellas to create the ocean, beach, towels and umbrellas. The icing was a cream cheese, and I added a significant amount of piping gel and glitter to get the look of the water.
I used the Wilton train pan mold, and followed one of the design patterns. But because I was short on time, I filled the train with jelly beans, instead of decorating more with the icing. It was a fun cake, and the kids loved the jelly beans. This cake was for my grandfather's birthday - he drives an amusement park train in the summers!
I took several ideas from the gallery and made up a new version of the easter basket. I had planned on using marshmallow chicks, but i ran out of space in the basket. I used MMF for the handle and the bunnies, and real jelly beans in the basket.
I had fun with this one, but it was definitely a lot of work. I'd like to try a stacked cake next.
I absolutely loved working with the fondant. This was made with the Wilton premade stuff, but the MMF is wonderful, and actually tastes decent!
This was the first cake I made for a party. Everyone loved it, and I was so proud!
I used the transfer method to make this design. The kids I made this for really got a kick out of the pirate design. So fun and easy!
Loved making the clown. So much fun for a beginner.
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