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These cupcakes were for my son's bowling birthday party - they are covered in swirled marshmallow fondant and chocolate chips for the "holes".
My son had a bowling party so I made a bowling ball with tiny pins all around it. The cake is covered in swirled fondant and the pins are plain marshmallow fondant. It took a while to make them pin shaped!
This is a cake I made for my friend's baby shower - The dots are marshmallow fondant, and tasted very good. I colored them with Wilton food dyes.
My middle son asked for a pinwheel cake so... Next time, I will cut away the chocolate pieces and add them to the pinwheel blades so the cake is larger.
This cake shows a treasure map - and is completely edible. Chopped Twizzlers for the dotted lines, crushed Jolly Ranchers for the treasure (they shine in the sun) and Wilton golden sprinkles for the sand.
This is a chocolatey chocolate chocaholic cake - and completely vegan. Applesauce substituted for eggs, rice milk and soy free margarine for the dairy. It is yummo!
This is a chocolate cake, decorated with ganache and rainbow sprinkles (or jimmies if you live in Boston...)
Entirely edible and homemade. The cake is three layers of yellow cake with butttercream, two layers of chocolate cake with ganache, and another three layers of the yellow cake. The towers are rice crispy treats and everything is covered in buttercream. The decorations are M&Ms and fruit rollups, chocolate mints, and crushed oreos. The turrets are ice cream cones and buttercream. It was very, very heavy!
My four year old son wanted cars, cars, and more cars for his birthday cake. The racetrack is made of crushed Oreos and the frosting is homemade buttercream. The cake is chocolate, of course!
I baked this princess cake for another neighbor's daughter. The first three layers are yellow cake with buttercream and the second three layers are chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream.
I baked this cake for my sons to take to their soccer camp party. I used the Wilton soccer ball pan. The frosting is buttercream and chocolate ganache. Inside is three layers of yellow cake and white buttercream.
I made this for a neighbor's son who wanted Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for his party. I used the Wilton soccer ball pan and just made the colors different shades of green to look like a turtle shell.
I made this for a neighbor's baby shower. Pink and green were her colors.
I made this cake for a neighbor's little girl. It has her favorite Bratz characters around the sides. Can you tell I want a daughter?
This is the inside of the Optimus Prime cake... the three colors of buttercream made up the colors of the tranformers.
My son turned six and wanted an Optimus Prime cake. The inside was three different colors of buttercream, all three being the colors of the transformers.
My son loves Blue and he really wanted a pawprint cake for his birthday. I pasted little paper pawprints all over the house and they led to this cake in the kitchen. I had a very happy three year old!
This cake is made with chocolate soy/rice flour and is totally gluten free. (My son is starting a new diet to help with his allergies.) The brownie on top is also gluten free.
This is a four layer golden yellow cake with buttercream. I made it for the rear detachment of my husband's unit while he was deployed to Iraq. (The rear detachment stays behind to take care of the families.)
This cake is four yellow cake layers with buttercream inside and decorating it. It was for a neighbor of mine who went out of their way to give me a hand with my car while my husband is deployed.
My two year old son loves Bob the Builder and wanted a truck cake. It's a German chocolate cake with buttercream frosting. I let him take a spoon and "dig" cake out of the hole.
I made this little soldier cake for my husband the night before he deployed to Iraq. My son stuck his finger in it and ate "Daddy's nose". I used the Wilton pan and buttercream for the frosting.
These are yellow cupcakes with chocolate ganache frosting. They are all the same recipe frosting, but one is unwhipped frosting, one a little bit stirred, and one very fluffy.
I bought a set of hexagon pans and really wanted to use them and my son said he wanted me to make him a yellow ducky cake so I did. It's covered in yellow fondant and royal icing piping. The duck is fondant and icing as well.
This cake is covered in fondant. I rolled cheesecloth over brown fondant for the footballs and piped on the strings.
This is covered in green fondant. The path is crushed chocolate cookies and the ducks and picnic I made out of fondant. The grass, flowers, and writing is royal icing.
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