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I used a cake picture from CC as inspiration for the color scheme for this cake. Sorry I can't remember whose cake it was I saw.
I did this for my sister who loves this theme.
I used the mini wonder mold to make the volcano and melted red icing to make the lava. The rocks are edible candy pebbles and the dinosaurs are plastic.
A 14-10-8-6 French Vanilla and Chocolate tiers with pink ribbon and fresh roses. The icing was so much smoother at home and then wrinkled in transport. I was so disappointed. The good news is the picture makes it looks worse than it looked in real life, so I guess if there's an upside...
This picture is awful but the cake was fun. I used fondant for the tail, antennas, and feet.
This was fun. The customer supplied a picture and I made it. I was a little concerned with the gold leaves at first, but when it was done it looked pretty good.
I cut a 9X13 cake in half to make 2 cakes. This was one of them, and the other was identical for my other daughter's teacher. Just very simple but I thought it was cute.
This was very tiresome with each bootie and bib being individually piped and then trimmed. But everyoe loved it so it makes it worth the while!
Basketweave with white chocolate dogwoods
One day I had some scraps left over and a little free time; I just let the girls have some fun. My two daughters were 4 and 3 at the time they did this one. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but hey they had fun!
Oval cake with sports ball top
Cornelli lace and swags. White roses at swag touch points. The topper is the one that the parents of the "bride" used to top their 50th anniversary cake.
The dad to be is a huge KC Chiefs fan. So as not to leave him out, I made this small cake just for him letting him know that his daughter will (hopefully) share his love of the Chiefs.
11 and 8 inch stacked rounds. Yellow cake, white buttercream . My first try at putting ribbon on a cake, I was practicing for an upcoming wedding cake.
My first attempt at cornelli lace and I found out how easy and pretty it is!
Yes...this was for a little girls first birthday. They found the picture in a wedding book. It is a 5,7, and 9 stacked cake. It's covered in light purple buttercream and all the flowers are buttercream.
This was from a Wilton book. The baby is the great-nephew of Rev. Jerry Falwell and when I saw this cake I knew it was perfect for the family. They loved it and the mom-to-be cried when she saw it.
It's a good thing i make better cakes than I do pictures! He got a little cut off, but this Garfield goes with my Odie cake.
This cake goes with the Garfield cake for the same party.
I used the football pan to make the body and cupcakes for the lips and fin. The invitation laying beside it was what it was supposed to look like.
The picture is really bad on this, but anyway. This is my rendition of a princess castle that a customer had seen. The problem was that the one she saw was done with a kit I didn't have access to. So I improvised. The windows are done with icing piped around princess picks, with the picks removed. The top castle pieces were hand cut from fondant, a little crooked but she was delighted!
Very simple with swags and roses. Used the silver paper leaves for the roses and white lace with silver accents for the base. I even made the topper.
I did this to match the plates and napkins for the shower. She didn't want any writing on it.
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