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This is a cupcake cake for 50. The frame is made out of white chocolate trimmed with gold luster dust. The holly is made out of mmf. This is my recreation of a cake I found on the internet. To me it looks like a greeting card.
This is a cupcake cake of 50, trees are sugar cones, reindeer and santa are made out of mmf. sleigh is chocolate. Snowflakes are RI. This was inspired by several members on here.
This is a 14" dummy, 12" and 8" round white cake with buttercream filling and icing. The drapes are mmf dusted with pearl dust. The flowers are silk.
This is a 3 layer 8 inch round cake. It was carved and the muzzle is made out of styophom. The ears, teeth, and tongue are mmf and the whiskers are airbrushed spagetti noodles.
This is one of the cookies on a stick I made for the Relay for Life fundraiser. I contacted the American Cancer Society and got permission for the emblem. Them emblem is an edible image.
This is a 16,14,12,10 and 8 inch round white cake iced and filled with buttercream. Roses are mmf and butterflies were made out of rice paper.
This is a double layer 1/2 sheet cake. Chocolate icing and filiing. The Missouri emblem is a chocolate transfer.
This is a 1/2 sheet cake frosted in bettercream. The football helmet is my first chocolate transfer.
This was a full sheet cake with an 8 inch round on pillars. The flowers are all silk. This was a small wedding in a nursing home.
This is the baby shower cake for my sister-in-law. It is a 14" round white cake with lemon filling. The 10" cake is a dummy cake and the top is a 3D stand up teddy bear also a white cake. They are all iced in buttercream with mmf decorations. The baby blocks are made out of gumpaste and mmf. Sorry I don't have a closer picture right now I need to get my other film delevoped.
This is a 10" round chocolate cake with buttercream icing and mmf decorations. It is my version of the one in a Wilton book. I also covered the pillars in mmf and they are hot glued to the cake board and to the cake plate.
This was another practice wedding cake, I used cake dummies. Frosted in rolled buttercream. I got this idea from someone in the galleries. Instead of using gold to paint with I used rouge flame luster dust, it turned out darker than I thought. I was hoping for a mauve color but it looks more bronze to me.
This was a practice wedding cake made with cake dummies. I used rolled buttercream and silk flowers.
4-6in chocolate cakes carved in to the truck shape. Iced in buttercream, tires are fondant.
This is a 2-layer 9x13 tuxedo cake (1-layer chocolate and 1-layer white). Iced in buttercream, fondant pearl around the bottom, fondant scroll and royal icing lace.
White cake with buttercream frosting. The BCT was to go along with the table decorations.
White cake with buttercream frosting and the little hands were BCT, I wanted to use my son's actual hand but that was too daring.
This was for my sister's class reunion, my instructions were "just some icing and nothing extremely fancy" I thought it turned out really good, but there was one person there complaining that the lettering was "too small and it looked lumpy" what do you all think?
This was my sister-in-law's baby shower cake.
This was a stacked 16",12",10",8" round. Iced in buttercream, fondant daisies. The temp outside was 98 degrees while setting this cake up!
This is a 10" double layer chocolate cake. Everything is made out of buttercream.
Another cake for the D.A.R.E. graduation
This is a cake for our D.A.R.E. kids and their graduation.
This was a wedding cake, very small wedding.The Groom's mom just said she wanted a 1/2 sheet cake and add "something nice" to it.
This was a white cake, decorated with buttercream frosting.
This was for my son's 4th birthday. It didn't turn out like I'd hoped. I used whipped icing on the cake. The "buildings" are sugar cookies iced with buttercream. I will never used whipped icing on a stacked cake again!!! It was a mess!!LOL
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