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This cake was made for a laser tag party that was happening close to Halloween. My son wanted a kid with a gun sneaking behind a spooky tree. I LOVED this cake ... there are faces molded into the bark , which I think was really subtle, but added to the spooky factor. My son was thrilled!
2 cakes for 2 parties ... Made to say good bye to a long time news helcopter in NYC when it was grounded!
Made for a group of kids going to England for a Spring Break Class Trip ... each kid was represented in the phone booth with a cake pop!
For my son's end of year hockey banquet ... a hockey player sitting on top of his hockey bag! The head on the player actually bobbles! All cake, except head, arms, legs and skates, which are rice crispy treats. The pucks are all chocolate ... one for each kid on the team!
Hamburger Cupcake and Sugar Cookie French Fries!
This cake was created for a Teacher Appreciation Day with a luau theme! While I usually use fondant, both the mask and palm trees are made of pastillage!
This cake was made for Teacher Appreciation Day. The school mascot is shown on the button near the eagles feet ... He was designed to look like he was sitting on a chair made out of books, and he's looking over a list with every teacher's name on it!
I've been dying to make a smurf cake ... this is a replica of their mushroom house for Valentine's Day, with smurf figures made of gumpaste
ok, so the client wanted gambling, Johnnie Walker, Yankees, and golf in a cake ... this is what I came up with!
This cake was made for the 50th anniversary of a construction company. The colors of the company were white, black and green ... thus the equipment wasn't traditional yellow. Client supplied pictures to separate tiers on main cake! This one was a blast to make (but not so fun to carry).
This cake was made to mimic the invitations. The cross is made of fondant/gumpaste to copy the one on the invite. Enjoy!
This is a cake for my 4 year old daughter's Willy Wonka party. Since everything with Willy Wonka is slightly askew, I built the cake sort of upside down. The second tier is actually a Wilton seperator bowl filled with gumballs.
This cake is for my son's 6th birthday party. It is a Willy Wonka theme, where we are showing the movie, so we made a candy castle with a marquee in front showing that "Zachary's Birthday is appearing at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory!" All the trim is done in rope nerds and other Wonka candy. Enjoy!!
This is a cake I just made for a 40th birthday. The birthday boy plays an online game called "City of Heros." This cake is a reproduction of the city hall in the game, along with 3 characters that he created in the game ... I created them out of fondant!
a comical cake made for a pig roast. I was thinking of going realistic, but I though it would be more fun to make a cake with the pig sweating it out!!!
A tiara sits on top of a pillow on top of a cake ... the tiara and piping are all royal icing, everything else is fondant. Fun to make, and the client LOVED it!! The piping on the sides is meant to mimic the tiara to tie it all together! Hope you like it!
The other side of the Flintstone cake! Hope you like it!
Fred Flintsone cake for my husband's birthday. All fondant & carved! ... i uploaded another picture of the other side, too!!
"Have a Ball This Summer" .... all edible, with the exception of the glass bowl holding the gumballs!
a combination of several ideas I found here on CakeCentral! The teachers LOVED it!!!
This is a different angle of the popcorn cake showing Theodore eating the popcorn on top!!
A cake made for a movie night. Simon is next to the popcorn box, Alvin is breaking through the box, and Theodore is sitting in the popcorn on top eating it! Popcorn is mini marshmallows, the rest is fondant.
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