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This was copied straight from the Wilton site, but it was cute and fun to do.
Penguins are molded from fondant... one of them has fallen through the ice!
The couple was getting married in a historic movie theater right on stage. They were having antique cameras on each table with "film strips" also decorating the tables. The film strip on the cake is fondant with edible images of the couple. The movie theater sign is an edible image coated with white chocolate to stand on the cake.
The snowflakes are royal dusted with luster dust. Lots of edible glitter was sprinkled on the cake. All the roses have Hershey Kisses inside them!
The letters are cut from fondant using a scrapbooking template to trace them.
Snowflakes were royal icing, and the penguins were modeled from fondant. It you look closely, you can see one of the penguins with a snowball in hand, and the other has a splat of snow on his back
Alternating round and square with ribbon around the bases. Bow was made from fondant. As we were leaving the venue, we saw the photographer pick up the cake table and move it! I nearly had a heart attack, as the table was bowing in the middle! My husband strongly advised him not to pick it up again and helped him slide it back in place.
Such a popular design around my area!
My take on the popular ice cream cone cake! The mom brought me the dress the girl was wearing for her birthday, and it had wavy bright lines around the hem, so I duplicated the lines around the cake.
Another take on the dots and circles theme!
Just a little tiered square cake with ribbon.
The mom provided the doll to use for Cinderella. I used a round cake under the dome pan so all of Barbie's legs would fit!
The animals are edible images coated with white chocolate so they will stand.
I used an edible image under the magnifying glass with the birthday clues on it and also for the fingerprints scattered on the cake.
The bride brought a picture of the cake to copy. When I delivered the cake, the florist had left an entire ice cream bucket full of flowers, and the top tier was only 5"! Needless to say, I didn't use the majority of the flowers.
The bottom tier was 20" square! The top and second from the bottom tier had ribbon which matched the icing with a string of crystals hot glued to it. The bride was our girls' babysitter when they were young, so it was a special cake to do for her.
Just a tiny wedding cake for a very small wedding
The buttons are fondant, and even the paper coverig the board has buttons on it!
One of my favorites!
This was for Valentine's Day
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