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A Cars theme for my nephew Oliver's second birthday. This was SO MUCH FUN to make. This was my first time doing a checkerboard panel, too; I really lucked out and all the squares MET UP around the entire cake. I was incredible happy!
This is my first wedding cake and I am ALMOST happy with it. The weather changed drastically the day before/of the wedding and started to melt my frosting, hence the bulging. :( Otherwise, I'm pretty proud, considering it was my first!
This one was a DOOZY! I did it all by myself. :) Red velvet with a milk chocolate cream cheese frosting, covered in MMF. Background hand painted, not airbrushed (as you can probably tell from the harsh gradient around the skyline, haha). All of the show "billboards" are hand painted as well. The cake toppers are white chocolate covered cake pops! I feel very proud of this guy, and also very tired.
I made this cake as practice for myself. I experienced a loooooot of frustrations, but being my first cake of this sort, I'm pretty proud of it. I had many issues in regards to piping, but hey, I learned for next time. Also my first time using an airbrush....thats a whole other story. Lets just say I'm STILL finding blue dust on things. Well, lesson learned.
My cohort and I made this today for our very first (paid) client! Hoorah! It's for a 4th birthday party, with a mermaid theme. So, we dove right in and decided to create THE little mermaid for the lucky birthday girl. The cake is covered in fondant, Ariel is made of fondant, fondant detailing....pretty much everything is MMF. We covered the board with buttercream and sprinkled with brown sugar for a sea floor effect. We are still adding details and such (Happy Birthday!), but for now, this is pretty much the cake in its final form.
I just made this for my mother's friend's 50th birthday. It's a bottle of her favorite wine made out of her favorite dessert - cake, of course. I used fondant, piping gel (for the shiny bottle effect), and gel food coloring for the bottle label. It was very fun to make; I did it all by my onesies (start to finish) in about six hours.
I made this cake for my psychology class...I told my teacher I would bring a cake for the last day of class, but I don't think she expected this! I used MMF to cover and a veining tool to make the "gray matter" pattern. I brushed on a little bit of black food coloring in the grooves and then brushed the whole cake with piping gel to finish it off! A lot of fun to (try to figure out how to) make!
I made this for my friend's mom's birthday. It is a chocolate cake w/raspberry BC, covered in fondant. I got the shine effect by coloring some piping gel and brushing it onto the the fondant. I didn't get to spend as much time on the detailing (as I was very rushed!) but I feel that I did a pretty decent job.
Just finished these for a large event. Covered in plain rolled fondant. Bows are made from fondant as well. The "gift-wrap" detailing is made from royal icing, piped onto templates, and hardened.
I made this for my friend's 16th birthday party - this is actually my very FIRST cake ever! Plain white rolled fondant w/ colored fondant detailing. Inspired by a cake from the book Pretty Party Cakes.
This is a cake that I made for my first official event - a bachelorette party! All of the decorations are cream cheese frosting, very difficult to work with like this, hence why the black part went all runny. This cake was inspired by a picture I found on the internet. Hope you enjoy!
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