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A castle cake for Kara.
* Wilton Cabbage Patch Mold used.
Lace work and roses.
Summer flowers. The main stack is made from dummies, the side stack edible cake.
This was created for a couple into hiking, repelling, photography and kayaking.
* Glenn's Halloween Birthday Cake
Little Asia is a graffiti artist as my crayon covered walls will attest to. So, a color your own cake seemed perfect for her third birthday. The cake was blank and each guest was provided with edible markers. The fondant figure represents the birthday girl.
A Peacock cake created for Shantay Simons. I made each feather of the tail individually using a mold and fondant. I couldn't find a peacock so had to mold one from aluminum foil covered with fondant. Then i covered it with tiny gumpaste feathers. Strings of white pearls ran through the tail.
Used for a grand opening of a local party supply store.
This cake won a blue ribbon in the Bannock County, Idaho fair. The eye catcher was the rock fountain. I have two other photos of this cake listed showing close ups of the top and bottom tiers.
This is the top of the blue ribbon fairy cake.
This cake was created for a couple who were having a Medievial wedding. He was a prince, and she was the princess. The flowergirl was a fairy. I found a cake top of a fairy couple kissing, and designed the cake to fit it. The roses took hours to make, and that was the hardest part. The bottom tier represented a fairlyland. There was a little waterfall amid all of the greenery there.
This cake has nine tiers dived into five stacks. I used two lace molds for the side gumpaste decorations. Simple squiggles helped to cover up the not-so-smooth icing. The cake looks difficult, but really isn't. A beginner could make this cake.
My version of Debbie Brown's race car cake.
My version of Debbie Browns mermaid cake.
I used the recipe for marshmellow fondant from this site to cover the cake with. It tastes wonderful!
I made this as a groom's cake, but it could be used for other occasions as well.
This is the cake I made for my son, David's, formal wedding reception in Murry, Utah. A few days later we had a "gathering" in Pocatello, Idaho which featured a smaller cake, and David's groom Spiderman cake. This was adapted after a cake Tara chose from a reception magazine. She also wanted a fountain, and I wanted it larger, so created six satellite cakes to go around it. Alas, two of the satellites were damaged during transport. I had several sizes of pillars with me, so staggered them instead.
My son wanted a Spiderman cake for his wedding. I swear the webs on the middle tier did not look that big at home. The caterer set it on a table set with beautiful crystal and punch bowls. I was so embarrassed! I had hoped it would be hidden in a corner. My son was delighted. He especially enjoyed the spiderman hanging from the first tier on the right side.
Cake Enchantments Pocatello
Heart shaped cakes decorated with half of each tier decorated in white, and the other in purple. At the reception, a fountain was placed below the bottom tier. A problem I ran into was what flowers to use to keep a balance. I finally gave up and used pearls overflowing a china bowl.
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