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This was made for a daughter of a bowling teammate. It is buttercream, free hand and the design was from the invitation. it is not a buttercream transfer. I can't do those yet.
This was made for a Girl Scout troop using the horse shoe pan. I think it came out rather nice!! Comments/opinions are welcome. Thank you.
This was made for a coworker who wanted something different and simple. it is all buttercream. :-)
This was made for a co-worker that I appreciated so much I didn't know any other way to thank her than to make her a special cake. It is all butter cream and yes, I did make the roses. I hope you enjoy.
I have made several of these for first communion and twice for ordinations. There are 3 tiers of sheet and the rest is the Wilton cathedral set. The windows are piping gel and the spires are floral spikes. Please feel free to comment. Thank you and enjoy.
This was done with buttercream and real fruit. Please feel free to tell me what you think.
These were from the mini bear pan and cupcake papers, for my team at work.
This was for a Brownie Girl Scout troop that was flying up from Brownies to Juniors. The girls went crazy. This also is an early cake as you can tell by the uniform from the 90's.
This was for an end of year celebration / awards cerimony for a very close friend in Miami. As you can see, it was one of my earlier cakes.
This was for a co-worker who was celebrating 2 birthdays and wanted an African ethnic design.
This cake uses the ballerina bear pan and is iced with buttercream. It came out so well the recipient actually thought I used terricloth:-). Feel free to give me your opinion.
This was inspired by a Magazine pic. It is all buttercream, including the blanket, which is basket weave. The doll is plastic (I cannot sculpt to save my life). I hope you enjoy. Feel free to give me your opinion.
This was made using the christmas tree pan and sheet. I could not believe I forgot the bell! lol. I hope you like it anyway. Thank you for looking. Sandy
This was made with the shell pan. it is all buttercream exept for the ring-it is a life saver candy. I hope you like it. Sandy
I made this for a diversity/international fair my company had for emplouees. the globe is on clear pillars that are hidden from a table decoration I found at party city. I wanted it to appear as though the globe is floating. The base is double sheets combined as one. I hope you enjoy.
This was done for a freind. I really enjoyed making this cake. I hope you like it too.
This was for my daughter's best friend who for several years would celebrate her birthday by taking her closest friends camping. The "tents" are grahm cracker, trees are ice cream cones covered w/ royal icing. Used piping gel, gold fish, teddy grahms, and grahm cracker crumbs. Enjoy.
This was all fondant. I dusted the flowers, lettering and base cake with pearl dust. The immage was made by actually enlarging the invitation, cutting it up to use the parts as stencils. Each piece was cut out of fondant and inlayed into the surface of the top tier. It was tedious but paid off. I love this cake andI hope you do, too.
I made this for my daughter...since I've begun decorating in '91 I havent purchased a cake since.
Here I was learning/practicing carnations. I needed to get the petals thinner around the edges. But I think they were ok for a start
This was a bit difficult due to the blocks being cake. the buttons and accents on the sides are fondant. the bottles, roking horses and rattles are plastic. the duck, of course, is cake too :-)
This was for the daughter of a close friend. It was my first attempt at butterflys.
This was made using 1/2 ball, shell, and 2 mini loaf pans. The "net" is also buttercream. It is one of my Favs.
This was my first cake of this style and first fondant roses and drapes. Leaves are fondant, too. Cake, leaves, drapes dusted with lustre dust. Enjoy.
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