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technically this was for the lucky girls 16th birthday but since i think she didnt get her quinceanera at 15, she was making up for some lost partying! pink and purple were good colors for the easter/birthday celebration
This cake was done for the opening night celebration of a local theatres production of The King and I, the dolls gown was made to duplicate the dress worn in the show, and the royal monogram is the theatres initials.
this cake for a cosmetolgist graduation features her reversed image on the fondant/bc mirror along with the scissors, shampoo, conditioner bottle and cape. I was going for a counter-top look with the marbled fondant top.
a grad cake for a guy crazy about everything lemon, so of course the cake was lemon-poppy seed with lemon filling. his college logo is on the lower right hand cake, the blue "spikes" on the stand up slice are to represent his brand new blue mohawk, and the board is decorated with silver studs since he also loves to bedazzle and stud all his clothes.
this cake was designed for my friends b-day, (50-something), i guess your never too old for a new barbie huh? she collects many of them, including this one with a bob mackie designed gown, which i didnt know she had because its still in the box in storage. all fondant with bc details and yes a lot of tweezer placed, silver and multi-colored non-pereils. placed on a larger quilted pearl studded cake.
kristy loves a deli sandwich on white bread everyday fro lunch so when her b-day rolled around what else could her cake be? fondant meat, cheese and crust with bc white bread, chocolate lettuce leaves complete the tray presentation.
the b-days girls trademark clunky earrings, folded hankie and strings of pearls
this fondant purse and change reveals the 50 cents for the b-day girls age
the fondant compact, lipstick and chocolate perfume bottle
this hat cake and dressing table setting was for a special 50th b-day. highly decorated hats served as centerpieces to fit the theme, all items on the table were fondant or molded chocolate. the brim was a basketweave impression and the dome quilted diamonds with edible pearls, chocolate candy formed bow.
This cake was designed for a deep sea fisherman's surprise birthday party. The head of the fish is half of a fondant covered fish pan cake with added sword, and extended fins, the waves are misted with color and the tiny specks in the water are little fish shaped multi colored fish sprinkles.
This graduation cake was designed for a high school state level wrestling grad. Edible image on photo/print shop magazine cover with important statistics and winner emerging from wrestling mat. School mascot the "Comet" represented in the flames surrounding the mat and a fondant gold medal and painted ribbon. Sometimes its hard to impress a tough guy, but this kid thought this it was "SWEEEEET!"
This cake was designed for a very simple yet elegant back yard reception for 150. The bride wore a empire waisted gown and this cake was designed to carry out the theme of her flowing dress. Although at our first meeting she told me " I really don't even like cake, but I guess I need one!" , it was reported to me that the first thing she said the morning after the reception was "Is there any of that carrot cake left?" I'll take that as a review of the cake, and not the honeymoon! thanks for looking!
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