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This was the last cake of course I. Colors were a little too soft...thinking they would darken, but didn't.
This was my first Course I cake. I forgot to take a pic before cutting...oh well. It turned out better than most in my class, but my freehand handwritting is terrible. Always looking for better ways to do text.
My daughter's 18th birthday. Inspired by the gift bag. My lettering turned out horrible (I used melted choc. bark on wax paper...freehand) but I ran out of time and had to pick the best of the bunch. Lessons learned with every cake!
I did these two cakes for my daughter's boyfriend and his twin brother. One plays the drums and the other guitar in church band. I did the entire top of cakes as a BC transfer. I accidently left off some detail on the guitar, but all in all turned out ok. They loved them and dove right in with a fork!
I did this for my dad's work Thanksgiving party. I had trouble with my BC transfer (never hardened and stayed mushy) I must have used the wrong recipe. I did manage to get it transfered with on a few fixable flaws. The leaves on the border were RI. They all enjoyed it.
This is the side view of the Silly Horse. (Silly horse is what my 3 year old calls a horse rolling on it's back). I think the flowers on the border definately made the cake.
This was for my daughter's 3rd birthday. I ordered the paper goods online which the picture is from an artist who does water color style drawings of horses and little girls. I used a projector to trace the napkin and did a BC transfer (first attempt ever). Made matching flowers out of RI and added the grass border. I think the top of the cake was a bit simple and could have used something more...but all in all pleased with turn out.
This was my very fist cake decorating experience. It was for my sisters baby shower...turned out really well for someone who didn't know what they were doing.
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