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This is the pirate map cake from the Wilton website. I wanted to do something different, but the birthday boy LOVED this cake. So, that is the cake I made.
This cake in done in all buttercream. The flowers and bows are all done in gumpaste. This was really my first attempted at a gumpaste floral spray.
This cake was done to match the invitations. The cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The candies are made of fondant. The pinata is cut out of gumpaste and covered with fondant.
This cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents.
This is another picture of the baby shower cake I did. I just wanted to post it with the invitation included.
This is the cake I did for my DD preschool Easter party. I went a little overboard. The cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The bow and the flowers are make out of gumpaste.
This cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The stripes, pearls and bows are done in fondant.
I did this cake for a baby shower. The design was taken from one of the napkins. Both tiers are done in buttercream. The paisley pattern is piped in buttercream and the polka dots are fondant. The bow is done in gumpaste.
This is the other cake I entered in the Austin Capital Confectioners cake show this past weekend. This is my first major wedding cake. It is done in fondant with gumpast bow and flowers. The second tier up from the bottom is done in brushed embroidery. I was not sure that I was going to do well with this cake. The competition was tough. I was so excited to get first place for this cake as well in the intermediate class. I was shocked.
This is one of the caks I did for the Catital Confectioners That Takes the Cake Show in Austin, TX this weeked. This cake was entered under novelty tiered. It is done in fondant with fondant cut outs and fondant appliques. I also piped the dash marks with royal icing. The bow is gumpaste. This cake was inspired by some scrapbook paper that I found. I am so excited! I took first place for this cake and also won best in class for the intermediate cakes.
This is a shower cake I did to match the invitation( although I made the brown buttercream way too dark). The cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The bow is gumpaste.
The top tier is buttercream with the diamond impression mat. The bottom tier is done in buttercream with fondant stripes. The ribbon roses and monogram are done in fondant. The bow is done in gumpaste.
Yes, this is actually a cake I did for a baby shower. It was made to match the baby bedding. The cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The bow is done in gumpaste.
The cake is done in buttercream with fondant details. The bow and the ears are made out of gumpaste.
The construction hat is done using half of the ball pan. It is covered in buttercream with fondant details. The bill of the hat is done in gumpaste. The top cake is covered in buttercream with the hills done in fondant. The characters are all done with gumpaste. The bottom cake is done in buttercream. The tool belt is done with fondant, and the tools are made with candy melts and brushed with silver luster dust.
This is the cake I did for my nephews first birthday. It is done in all buttercream. The bears, packages and cupcake on top are done in gumpaste.
This is the cake I did for my daughter's Christmas party at school. The original design was in a Wilton yearbook and had the three wisemen as well. I had planned on including the wisemen, but as you can see, I did not have enough room on the cake. All of the kids loved it, and my daughter was so proud. She told everyone, "my mom made the cake."
This is the cookie bouquet I did for each of my daughter's preschool teachers for Christmas. The cookies are done with royal icing.
This design is from a Wilton book. Everything is done in butter cream with the exception for the flowers. The flowers are done in gumpaste.
This is a cake done for two little boys with a dirt bike themed party. The cake is actually two sided. Each side is identical with the exception of the boys names. The wheels are foam hoops coverd with gumpaste. The spokes are skewers covered with gumpaste. The handle bar grips are done with gumpast around a large dowel. The flags and number plaques are all gumpaste as well. The cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The dirt is ground up chocolate graham crackers.
This is a smaller version of the make-up bag cake that I did. This time the base cake is done in buttercream with fondant accents. The make-up bag and the make-up pieces are done in fondant.
This is a cake done for an end of the season soccer party. I did the spider on the top, because that was the team mascot ("the spiders"). The spider is done in fondant.
Cookies decorated with royal icing.
I made these cookies for a friend who was having a Christmas preview party, so she wanted Christmas cookies.
Here is a close up view of the make-up bag cake.
This is the cake I did for my twin nieces 7th birthday. They had a manicure/pedicure party, so I did this make-up bag cake. The make up bag is a cake I saw in a Debbie Brown book and have been looking for an excuse to make it. They had a small party and I went way over bord on the cake, but it was a good reason to practice with fondant. Besides, nothing is to good for my girls.
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