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Client wanted Beatles theme for husband's 60th birthday party. Everything fondant. I absolutely love the Beatles and this was great fun!
Client was having birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese's and wanted a Chuck E-look-alike. I love the bright colors.
We did this cake with Lego-like ice molds. Great fun. Got idea from CC.
Bride and groom wanted frogs as their wedding couple. They supplied toy which I molded the topper after. Frogs and lily pad are fondant. They were so happy.
Wife (in India) wanted cook-out "scene" for husband. Everything fondant. Everyone loved it. Looked like husband, complete with turban.
Fondant decorations with royal icing lining. Rice cereal treats as hand-held device.
Bride wanted coke bottle cap for groom cake. I'm a coke lover, so this was right up my alley.
Cupcakes to say "thanks" to medical group who saved my client's son's life. Fun making them. All decorations fondant.
This was for a 15 year old boy who was into reading and Greece and Italy (hence, the books) and fantasy. I loved doing this cake. It was fun. I got the idea from mom2spunkynbug (thanx).
I loved this cake. The client wanted tie-dye and big. The tie-dye was a little darker than I wanted, but the effect was good. I saw a tie-dye done on Cake Boss days before this was due (wish I had a sheeter also). I looked back into the cobwebs of my brain for the '60s phrases.
I saw this cake on Cake Central and decided to give it a try. I love it!
This was a groom's cake. They wanted the Black Knight standing on his torso with his legs and arms dismembered.
All fondant decorations over fondant-covered cake for my son's graduation from Fire Academy at Texas A&M (TEEX).
Backyardigans are made with fondant. Great fun and the client absolutely loved it!
Elmo was two 2-layer 6" round cakes. His head was a ball cake. All "hair" is buttercream. Crayons are fondant.
Bright colors requested by client, but once put together, I absoutely loved it. My quilting leaves something to the imagination. I've not purchased a quilting utensil. Stars are double-sided on a wooden dowel.
This cake was great fun and a challenge. I did the hula dancer's lei and wrist flowers with small flowers stacked front to back instead of flat. I thought it would give a better look (and it did). The money doesn't really fit in, but the customer wanted it for her husband becuase he's such a funny guy. The "sand" was graham cracker crumbs.
This was a wedding cake. The venue was an aquarium. It was great fun.
I borrowed sweetcakies' idea (thank you!). My customer was blown away!
This was taken from the movie Because I Said So. It was a fun cake to do, however with the smaller base, it was a little hard to fondant.
Fun cake!! Everything made of fondant.
Baby in bath (with fondant bubbles). The bath is made from egg mold. The diaper pins are fondant "snakes" painted with silver dust (mixed with lemon extract). Only thing not edible is ribbon.
The cake was Texas-shaped on top of a sheet cake. I hand-molded the rattle snake, cow head, armadillo and astronaut. I hand-cut the Alamo. I used cookie cuters for boots, hats and Texas. The groom wanted a real Texas cowboy look with some of the cities in Texas on the cake. The only thing not edible is the flag. This was a lot of fun!!
I covered this cake with fondant and molded the fish and sea-life by hand.
I did this for a first birthday (see smash cake also). It would be great for a baby shower cake. Ducks are fondant.
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