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the cake is pull apart. 12 small pieces make up the whole and iced to look like a regular cake. using different sized star tips to apply the icing.
9 inch white cake, covered in orange buttercream icing, with chocolate buttercream dyed black icing, all free hand drawn.
red velvet cake covered in green buttercream icing with chocolate buttercream icing dyed black for hair, chocolate chips for eyes.
8 year old boy's birthday cake all white cake, wheels made of rice krispie treats treated with black food dye, chocolate buttercream icing with black food dye, royal icing decorations, free hand drawing of the grave digger skeleton thingy. took forever, but he really loved the cake.
the 6 disney princesses from a color page made from a buttercream transfer on top of white cake and buttercream icing
the title speaks for itself.
this was an attempt to create a castle cake with 2 dragons. I had one laying down and that one did awesome but i tried to have one standing and it flopped big time now i don't know if it flopped because rice krispies just don't hold standing or if it was because of the red food dye i added, making it more liquid although not really. *shrug*
i made a rum mocha chocolate cake and frosted it with chocolate buttercream icing. i tried to make a checkered pattern of blue and blakc diamonds and it didn't really work. and i had these great yellow and orange daisies already made so i used them as a border. the top of the cake is a candy box. but i forgot to fill it with candy.
this was my first attempt with baking a red velvet cake from scratch and it was awesome. also it was my first fondant covered cake. so this side shows the drape.
petit fours are by far and away my favorite thing to eat and make. we hada local bakery that made the absolute best petit fours ever and when tyhey closed i searched in vain to find petit fours that tasted the same. and not finding them i decided to try recipes until i found the right cake component and the right icing consistency to make what i remember. and man are they yummy
after learning figure piping, i practiced by making each one of my co-workers their own cupcake with their name and face. ok so i'm no rembrandt but everyone thought it was funny
i think this is the second lesson cake from course 3. i used a recipe i got off cc. it was amazingly delicious. and my pink fondant wasn't the hot pink the course it was more of a baby pink. oh well but it was still cute
originally, the cake was solid white ..so when i got home I took the paste color gel stuff and painted each swirl flower, drop flower and rose and the borders. it didn't come out too badly.
a chocolate chip cookie cake for a co-worker. and some homemade bonbons with peanut butter centers.
a top view of the course 2 finale cake
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