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I finally found a pic of my cousins first birthday, he is about 8 now! When I did this cake it was so hot in my grandmother's house that my icing started to melt but thankfully I was nearly done when the melting started.
I haven't done a decorated cake in a very long time so I am a little rusty right now. I did this one with the Ivy Tech logo and the symbol for my major.
I had to do a demonstration speech for my Com 101 class, so I demostrated how to decorate a cake.
This is the cake I did for my sister's birthday. She wanted something plain, so this is what she got.
Here's a pic of the girls birthday cake. I had to scrap my orig. idea because I was having problems with the drop flowers. (I tried to upload a pic that had all the MLP on the left cropped out, but the pic wasn't showing up)
I made this for a friend of mine's kids birthday. He wanted something plain but it had to be blue.
I got this cake from the new Wilton Yearbook. I ended up doing 2 golf balls instead of a soccer ball, honestly I can't draw so I used 2 golf balls, 1 basketball, and 1 baseball. You can't really see the other balls, but they're there. The balls were easy to make, and the cake turned out looking pretty good, I am pleased with all three cakes.
This is the first doll cake I have done. I wanted to put the Barbie in the cake but she was too tall. I guess I could have collered the pan and got the cake itself tall enough to do it, but I was out of mix, so I just put the Barbie next to the cake. I did try to get the dress on the cake to match the outfit Barbie is wearing, I think I did a pretty good job at it.
This is the first purse cake I have done. I couldn't find anything to put on it for a zipper so I just drew it on with gold icing. I am quite proud of this cake, hopefully the birthday girl will like it too.
This is my oreo cake. I got the idea from here although I don't remember who had made the one I got the idea from. I took 2 round chocolate cakes and iced the tops with buttercream. On one I put crushed oreos on it and place the other cake on top of the oreos (iced side down). I then iced the cake in buttercream, cut a mini half moon shape out of it so it looks like someone had bitten into it, used tip #22 for border, put crushed oreos on top, and put oreos standing up on top.
I have been experimenting with fondant, this is the first time I have covered a square cake with it
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