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This was fun to make! 10-inch and 8-inch citrus cake. Sand is made from vanilla wafers and chocolate chips and the sea shells are molds which I hand painted. I also painted the waves...not too happy with them....but oh well! TFL!
10-inch chocolate cake.........was fun to make!
8-inch 2 layer strawberry cake with H&H strawberry filling. Little Miss Kitty gave me nothing but trouble! lol....she's alittle hunchback, flatheaded and alittle rotund.....lol. Oh and to top it off....one of her whiskers fell off and I didn't even notice it until AFTER I took the pics. Anyway, the birthday girl loved it so that's all that matters right?
This is a 9x13 citrus cake. All fondant except for the toothpicks I used for the cattails! I made it so you could take the tools out. The kids there loved that! :)
10-inch 2-layer Hershey's Chocolate cake. Everything is edible....I made the tree using a sugar cone and the holy leaves cutters...3 different sizes. I cut the leaves at different angles to give it that "unperfect" look. lol...don't know if that's a word! The glitter on the tree doesn't show up in the picture but it's there!
Joke cake for a friends sister. I added a couple of worms and spiders because her birthday is actually on Halloween but the party was tonite. All fondant except for the headstone....I didn't have any RKT so I had to use styrofoam.
I know the color combination is strange with the daisey's but.......she LOVES purple and black! It wasn't easy coming up with something! This is a 10-inch and 6-inch chocolate cake. TFL!
All fondant. This is a 2-layer 12-inch citrus cake. The only molds I used were for the holly leaves. This one was fun to do because I just LOOOOOOOCVE Christmas! lol
I know you can't see "Johnny", but this is all I could come up with! lol For my neighbors daughter. I guess it was the theme at school. So....apples, grass and appleseeds. I thought the fence cupcake wrapper was appropriate! She loved them! TFL!
This is an all-buttercream cake. I haven't done one of these in a LONG time! I prefer fondant and so do most of my customers.....but.... they wanted all buttercream. I'd forgotten that it was alittle bit harder than working with fondant! lol. Anyway, I free-handed the modmom because I didn't have a napkin or plate to work off of..so I just went back and forth to the computer! The hostess who ordered it loved it..so all is good! TFL Oh...forgot to add...Nugget is what they call the baby because they don't know what it is!
I had made Mia's Welcome (to life lol) cake a year ago....wow......time flies! All fondant and gumpaste...made to match the invites. TFL! Oh....10-inch 3 layers.
For a friend. Normally I don't like to put plastic on my cakes.....I want to keep it ALL edible as much as possible (except for structure and support), but this was for a friend and I agreed to put the little army men on it. Without them it would look dumb right?! LOL! So, except for the men and the toothpick I needed for the flag, it's all edible.....chocolate on chocolate with fondant and gumpaste accents! TFL!
This was for a luau birthday. They wanted it to look roasted.......so I obliged! lol! All fondant except the ears,apple and tail which was RKT covered in fondant. I wanted the flowers for the lei to look better and not lay flat but I just didn't have the time to form them and let them dry...so I made do. They loved it! TFL
I used Aine2's tutorial for the puppies.......mine are nowhere NEAR as good as hers.....lol....but I tried! This ended up being around 12 inches tall and heavy! I formed the bones and everything else myself. Buttercream grass and the cake flavor was citrus! TFL
Did this for my neighbor. It's an 11x15 2-layer citrus cake. All fondant accents except for the toothpicks I used for the flags at the finish line. They loved it! I actually got to be there when they cut and ate the cake which is rare as we all know! Pretty awesome! TFL!
10-inch 3-layer citrus cake with fondant accents. TFL!
For a girl turning 19. Her colors were turqoise, lavender and pink. I wanted it to be simple yet girly but not kiddish. I hope I accomplished that! LOL! 8-inch, 6-inch citrus cake. TFL!
This is a 10-inch 3 layer citrus cake and smash cake! I had fun making these! TFL!
Red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting. Made to match theme. I don't like working with cream cheese frosting.....toooooo soft for a fondant covered cake. The weight alone caused the "ripples" in my fondant. Darnit!! Anyway, everything is handpainted. TFL!
This is my first present cake. Not exactly what I wanted to do, but I ran out of time.....I wanted to add more details like making the sides look like it was "folded" like a real present. Oh well....Tried to make this look "manly!" LOL! 11x15 citrus cake covered in fondant with fondant and gumpaste details. TFL!
The wife obviously gave me photos to work off of. The husband races on dirt tracks, hence the "mud." It was REALLY hard for me to sling it on the cake.....really hard! LOL! Felt like I was ruining it somehow, but that's what she wanted! LOL! All cake, including the car!
My neighbor just started a garden and her husband thought this would be appropriate because she's soooo proud of it! She loved it! All fondant and gumpaste, chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream! TFL!
This was for a 4 year old who loves bunnies and her birthday had an Easter theme. Took me quite awhile! LOL ! TFL
This was for a 12 year old girl who LOVES flowers...all kinds...so this is what I came up with! Red velvet with cream cheese icing and fondant accents. TFL!
My daughter turned 15 and this is the cake she wanted. Black and pink with leopard print. It's a small 2-tier but she loved it! Chocolate 8-inch and 6-inch, fondant. TFL!
This is for a lady I never met, so I just kind of went with it! This is a 10-inch vanilla cake with buttercream and fondant accents. First time bear and he looks more like a buddha with his belly! They still loved the cake! TFL
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