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Just another holiday scratch ticket cake.
Another scratch ticket cake for this past holiday season.
this is my first gingerbread house. i got one of the wonka kits 75% after xmas, and since i just wanted to decorate one, i gave it a shot. ive never tried gingerbread so im a little afraid to try to make it from scratch. please ignore my moving boxes and clutter, and the bad cell phone pics. someone stole my digital camera! im so sad :(
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The first cake I have done in a few months due to an intensive move. I had to unpack and hunt down all my stuff to get this out on time. It wasn't as good as it could have been, but I'm happy with it. The spider looked pretty cool with the disco dust on him too!
a close up of the cake topper (or middle)
This cake was for my nieces sweet 16. The bottom in a 10" banana creme cake, the middle was an 8" hot fudge cake, and the top was a 6" black forest cake. All were covered in black airbrushed chocolate pettinice with white pettinice stars (americolor electric colors). The topper was gumpaste and I inserted glow stick bracelets into the pillars, and attached one to the underside of the cake plate, and around the topper. They didn't show up too well in the pics. Thanks for looking
This is the side of the cake with the little village.
6" Red Velvet, 8" Milk Chocolate, and 10" White cakes, iced in buttercream with royal icing and gumpaste accents.
This was made for a friend who loves scratch tickets. It is a chocolate cake, all buttercream with candy sprinkles and a colorflow scratch ticket complete with silver luster stuff. I actually made the ticket a big winner, and then covered the numbers up with the silver, so if one were to wipe it off, it would be like a real ticket. i tried to make a dime, in hindsight i should have used a chocolate coin, but I didn't think that far ahead. Thanks for looking.
This is a half vanilla, half chocolate 1/4 sheet cake. All buttercream with royal icing pointsettias and piping gel for the stained glass. There is a white on white border around the stained glass and cornelli lace but you can't really see it, and theres also some rainbow pixie dust to make it sparkle. Thanks for looking
These were so much nicer in person, I used rainbow pixie dust on them and opal sanding sugar.
These are chocolate and vanilla cupcakes and they will be placed on a cupcake tree so they look like a christmas tree. I would love feedback. Thanks!
This cake was a disaster from the start! I can't even begin to say how many things went wrong, but I did my best to make it work, thank god it was just a practice cake for my teen niece, who was more happy that it was covered in her favorite colors and she got to keep the jack mug of roses. The spots all over it are from us bringing it to my sisters in the rain and it not being covered. This was my 1st stacked cake, my 1st time w/ fresh flowers, 1st time w/ pixie dust, and a lot of other firsts.
my course 3 final cake from earlier this evening. You cant really see it but the little blossoms were dusted with white sparkle luster dust to go with the roses and leaves. I had fun and miss class already.
a close pic of the Babylon 5 birthday cake. I wasnt happy with the way the colorflow piece came out, but unfortunately, the better peice broke, so i had to go with the backup piece.
What a pain in the behind to do the letters.... I kept breaking them!! The cake is vanilla tinted lilac with ivory buttercream and royal icing flowers and letters. Sorry for the bad cell phone pics, I keep forgetting to take pictures of the cakes until its too late. Lucky for me my new phone has a camera, but I missed out of a bunch of others. :(
to match the roses for my course 3 final cake. I can't wait to see how it all looks together on Monday!!!!
The burgandy color see to be different in every room depending on lighting, so I decided to coat the petals in violet luster dust and the calyx in avocado. I'm not too happy with how they turned out, so I guess I will be practicing them until i have roses coming out of my ears!
I made this for my nephew after going to Cape Cod and stocking up on a ton of pirate gear from Pirates Cove, and he loved it.
My feeble attempt at the butterfly from the 2004 Wilton yearbook. The piping gel ended up fading in the car from the sunlight beating on it. I guess that sunroof will have to stay closed in the future!
This was my cake from course 2. I totally botched the basketweave (shaky hand) but other than that, I enjoyed making it. My instructor said my violets were better than hers and shes been in the business for over 50 years. Lets hope thats a sign for things to come!
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