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Baby shower cake for a girl who was specific about no pastel colors;the base icing was a little darker than I wanted.....but she loved it,I guess that's all that matters
Of course, we had to have a traditional cake to display. Simple, white on white butter creme with white carnations. It is topped with a bride and groom that we found at Hobby Lobby. A lot of people liked them better than the more traditional bride/groom toppers.
Simple, rustic look. The butter creme icing is off-white (from the Mexican vanilla) and intentionally left rough. Bows are made from rafia with wheat bouquets. Instead of BC edging, bundles of wheat stalks wrapped with rafia are used. It is topped with a single silk lotus flower (I think?...Khris will edit this later). Perfect for a fall country wedding.
This cake was a happy accident. It was originally supposed to be stacked, iced white and tiny white roses. However, due to an icing mishap, it became something completely different. The icing was "roughened" with a fork and airbrushed to look like logs. Silk ferns, purple mums, and monarch butterflies complete the outdoorsy look. This ended up being our most popular cake on display.
Iced in white butter creme with pink and white stripes of fondant. It is festooned with silk pink Gerber daisies and greenery. Pink silk butterflies frolic among the daises.
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