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This was a fun cake I made for a holiday party this past weekend. Spice cake with cinnamon buttercream icing inside. Side panels are gumpaste, tissue paper is fondant, ornaments are either fudge or cake balls.
This is a cake for my friends mom's surprise birthday party on Saturday. No one knows she's retiring, hence the wording on the card. The housewife/cleaning reference is because she always jokes around about retiring from housework as well, lol. This cake gave me a headache today due to many issues. I 'think' I won in the end, lol. I will most likely re-do the card on Saturday as my arm is killing me and the icing was too stiff to write as smooth as I wanted. I'll pick up some writing gel and just re-roll another gumpaste card. I'm mostly happy with this... just not as thrilled as I wanted to be. Then again are we ever? Darn perfectionism, lol Cake flavors are choc and wasc with a cream cheese/choc chip filling.
These were tall chocolate cupcakes with irish cream filling and frosting. After frosting they were dipped in granulated cane juice, topped with a spot of more irish cream frosting and a non-parielle. The frosting was the best part. I don't like frosting but I couldn't resist it. Luckily these were made for a coworker, lol.
This was a quick and easy cake I made for my son's 1st birthday party. Actually this was the first cake I made after a long break. I had a lot of fun with it and it came out so cute. I got the idea from similar cakes on CC.
this is an old photo of a cake I made for an Irish Bride. While not perfect.. and my first attempt at string work, it remains one of my more impressive cakes. 2 tier cake 12" and 10". 12" not shown.
Yellow cake with buttercream and fondant covering (Rhonda's Ultimate MMF). 'melon balls' are also fondant. Brushed with green color paste (Wilton) and lemon juice. 'Ice" is unflavored gelatin jigglers.
This cake was inspired by one done by Collette Peters. Round cacti with spines are buttercream and royal icing, flowers are royal icing. The 2 other cacti are fondant with the taller one having a florist wire frame underneath. The dirt is cocoa crispies ground in a food processor. Terra cotta base is exactly that. Original pic deleted and reposted to expand on the description. I apologize to those that already viewed it, commented and/or saved to favâs. thanks for all previous comments :)
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