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I made this for a church anniversary party but it could be for baptism or first communion. Cross shaped pan, buttercream icing and decorations. I used a Hershey Kiss as a base for each rose. First time I tried that and it worked great!
2 mix book pan, buttercream roses and decorations; used Hershey Kisses as bases for the roses. Used pan insert for inspiration.
Inspired by KathysCC cake in the gallery. Used the metallic green tree pan. All buttercream.
This was my cake for the last Course 3 class. I was pretty happy with how my fondant roses turned out but they took a really long time to make! I still need to work on getting smooth dots on my cake - the little "peaks" annoy me. I'm so gald I took the classes - I've had so much fun!
Got the idea for these from the article here on CC. Both yellow and chocolate cupcakes iced with BC
I copied this almost exactly from a cake I saw in this gallery by m0use. A coworker of mine is leaving to go back to grad school for computer science. This was the first time I used the Viva method and I was very pleased with it.
This is my cake from Course II. Once again, the humidity was working against all of us. One girl's cake actually slid apart on the ride to class! I enjoyed this class a lot.
This was made for a Guitar Hero 80s party I had. I decorated it just hours before the party! Yellow cake, with BC icing. I needed to thin out the white for the strings since they broke but I didn't have time to re-do. It's the Wilton cake pan, used star tips and round tips.
My final cake for Course 1. It was so humid the roses were a little difficult to work with. But luckily, leaves cover many sins! Looking forward to Course 2 starting this week!
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