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Made these for my sister's baby shower. The bee's are made out of satin ice fondant. I used an edible black marker for the eye's. To make the smile cut a straw in half (long ways) and press into the fondant. It makes a perfect smiley face :). For the wings I had some mini vanilla melting chips for making candy and I broke those in half and stuck down in the fondant.
This was my very first wedding cake. I made it for my sister's wedding. I used the white almond sour cream cake recipe with indydebi's buttercream icing. I also made a home made raspberry filling. I had a really hard time getting the icing smooth so it's by far from perfect. I used the swirly imprint thing from Wilton, but also did a few freehand swirly's. Everyone loved it, but I think it'll be my last wedding cake for a while ;)
My first time doing petit fours. I don't think I'll make them ever again either ;) . They were a lot of work, but I'm really proud of how they turned out. These are also proof that I judge my work too harshly, because I didn't really think they were all that great, but everyone loved them! The baby bootie was made out of royal icing.
My first time doing petit fours. I don't think I'll make them ever again either ;) . They were a lot of work, but I'm really proud of how they turned out. These are also proof that I judge my work too harshly, because I didn't really think they were all that great, but everyone loved them! I followed these instructionscakesandcupboards.blogspot.com/2008/01/lisas-easy-petits-fours.html
Made from Wilton's giant cupcake pan. This was a really cute cake to make for almost anyone.
I did this one for my son's 2nd birthday. Elmo shifted a bit on the drive to the party (hence the red icing on the outer edges of elmo's head). My son and everyone loved Elmo :)
Thank you lisaa3 for the inspiration on this cake. I made it for my husband's uncle's birthday this weekend. It was my first time using Frozen buttercream transfer. The first AARP symbol I made came out not looking so great so I redid it and was pretty happy with this one.
I made this for my husband's 30th birthday. I got the idea from several other cakes here on CC. It is a WASC with buttercream icing. I made the tree using a sugar cone with royal icing leaf tip. The sandtraps are nilla wafers ground up in the food processor. My writing isn't perfect, but I was really pleased with how this cake came out.
My first time decorating a character type pan. I accidently colored all of the snowman's arm. I'm pretending the wind is blowing his scarf :)
This was my final cake for Wilton course III. I made the flowers out of royal icing. The butterflies are fondant with pearl dust painted on. This is favorite cake out of any that I have ever done :)
I made this cake for my father in law's birthday. I got the idea from the Wilton Fiesta cake. The margarita's are colorflow (I couldn't find those cute margarita candles so I improvised). This was also my first time working with fondant for the sombrero & chili peppers.
For my mom's 50th Birthday. I made the palm tree's with royal icing using the leaf tip and let them dry on the flower former. The sand was a mixture of graham cracker crumbs and brown sugar.
My cake from course II
I made this cake for my family reunion.
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