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I made this cake for my niece's Birthday. Dora was made by using a charater shaped pan.
I sculpted this cake into a slope and made a plateau with a 6" round cake.
My son loves the Legend of Zelda games. He really wanted a Four Swords cake. I didn't know what to do with the theme so I did research by watching him play the game and sketching while he played. This is what I ended up with.
My dad loves golf, so I made a little golf cake for his 59th birthday.
I made this cake for my niece. It was cover in pear luster dust, which in the light looked like pixie dust. Perfect sparkle for a Tinkerbelle cake.
I made this cake for our family reunion last year. Let me start off by sayin the whole top part of the tree was a huge dissapointment for me. I wanted it to look full and green like a live tree, but instead it ended up looking like a dead tree :( but lesson learned. The pictures were printed on edible image paper and attached to candy plaques that I made. The tree is rice crispy treats covered with fondant. The branches were wire covered in fondant. The leaves were gumpaste. There are paper tags hanging in the tree from thin ribbon. These paper tags have names of each person in the family. It was fun to watch everyone go up to the cake and find their name and talk about the pictures.
This cake was made for my mother-in-law's 50th birthday. It was a vanilla cake with cherry filling.
This cake was a chocolate cake with butterceam icing and gumpaste flowers.
My son loved the show Phineas and Ferb. When I made the cake the show was still pretty new and there weren't any toys or figures I could find to go with the theme. So I opted to draw the characters on cardstock, color, and cut them out. Then I just attached them to toothpicks and used those to decorate the cake.
I made these cupcakes for my son's class. The kids thought it was cool that the cake was different colors inside.
My son really wanted a toy soldier cake and this is the concept I came up with. Everything is cake except the antenna on the walkie talkie and of course all the toys.
I made this cake for my neighbor's son. The bottom layer is a 14" double layer cake. Then Mickey sits on top of that. I also made 50 cupcakes with mouse ears to go along with the cake, and a smash cake for the baby. This turned out to be a ton of cake. Good thing they had a lot of friends and family at the party.
I made this cake for my son's 4th birthday. I also made the little candy bars. Can't see them very well in this picture, but each bar had one of the kids names on them. We gave them out with the party favors.
This cake is a double layer half chocolate half yellow cake. The fish was sculpted out of rice krispie treats and covered in buttercream. The fins are shaped from fondant.
This one was for my son's birthday he was really into buzz lightyear at the time. The cake was airbrushed. Buzz is a toy and the space ship is a party favor from a party store.
I made this cake in a huury for 12 year olds suprise party she loves tinkerbelle so I put the invitation on top. I wish I had had the time too do something better.
This cake was made for my grandmother's 75th birthday, but it would have made a great mother's day cake as well. There has got to be 200 roses on this cake. The roses and the lattice arches were made from royal icing. I air brushed the roses to give them more dimension.
I made this one for my son who loves all the super mario bros. games. I air brushed the cake and the stars are sugar cookies covered with icing and yellow cake glitter. I sculpted Mario out of clay, fired and painted him so my son could keep him.
Princess was molded in white chocolate from Wilton's disney princess pan.
This was the very first cake I ever made and it turned out huge. Each present is 8"x 2" square double layer covered in fondant with fondant bows.
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