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This is a sculpted cake covered in MMF. It was made as a birthday cake for my son and is supposed to be our dog, Buster.
Fondant covered cake with gumpaste blossoms.
This is done in BC. I used chocolate wafer cookies and oreos covered in chocolate BC to make the centres of the flowers.
This was made with mostly BC. The "burger" was iced and rolled in oreo cookie crumbs, the tomatoes were cookies dipped in warmed BC. The cheese was molded white chocolate. Very fun to make!
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Here is another shot of the candles on the top lit up.
This was a birthday cake. It's all BC. The logs were cookies. I inserted a few color-flamed candles in the center of the fire and when we lit them they resembled a real fire. That was the best part.
This cake is supposed to be made in all fondant but because the people I was making it for didn't like it I made it with BC. I think fondant is the best way to go and probably a lot easier that doing it in BC.
I made this for my son's birthday. It was made from the 3D cruiser pan and decorated with fondant. The spoiler in the back was cardboard as well as the wheels. My first experience with MMF and the kids loved it!
The cake is covered in buttercream and Pink Panther is made from fondant.
This is an 11x15 sheet cake with MMF. I have been really looking forward to doing this one. Got the inspiration from this web site (thanks to all). Not that experienced with using fondant but am beginning to really like it. My son was ecstatic as he loves the Edmonton Oilers (even this year!)
11 x 15 cake decorated with cream cheese icing (from this web site). I cut out a picture of my dad and grandchildren and attached them to the lawn mower/trailer for a personal effect.
Iced with B/C with Royal icing flowers. Used a full sized "barbie" doll and chocolate seashells.
Here is my hula girl. I used a cheap tropical looking barbie. Iced in B/C with royal icing flowers and chocolate sea shells. This was fun to do. Thanks for looking!
I did this cake a while ago. I used colour flow to make the sails and the boat. It gave it a nice smooth look to it. I dried the sails on something that was curved so it would dry in a "billowed" effect.
This was my first wedding cake. Home made fondant and gumpaste roses. I thought I was crazy to start with this one but it actually went so smoothly.
This picture shows better colour, although less detail, of my rose cake.
I made this cake in very hot weather and had to change the design that would hold up to the heat. String work is not one of them.
Wilton house cake pan used on top of a 9 x 13. BC icing. Chimmney made from chocolate
Here's my brave attempt of the Wilton Noah's ark cake. The boat is made from the football pan and the house part is make from rolled cookies. The annimal heads are royal icing.
This was one of my first cakes. It's a book shape carrot cake with cream cheese icing. The fence is made from colour flow icing, the veggies are made with BC and Petter comes from a salt & pepper shaker set I have.
Buttercream sculpted cake.
This is a 9x13 buttercream. I used the frozen transfer to create the car picture. I really like that technique for drawing on a cake. Please don't look at my writing, it's my shortcoming.
I made this buttercream cake from 2 1/2 6" round by 3" high cakes with a half ball cake for the top. The legs were made from Styrofoam which gave it much better stability.
This is a buttercream cake, with chocolate seashells. The characters were plastic toys. A treasure chest meant for a fishtank was placed between the tiers (it was brand new). The dolphins on the sides were created with chocolate. It only seemed appropriate to display it on a fountain.
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