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Shell of cake and modeling chocolate, feet and head of RKT and modeling chocolate.
Classic black and white stripes with gold polka dots are a great base for a wafer paper bouquet with fantasy flowers.
Fondant & Modeling Chocolate with some buttercream ruffles. Not totally my original design, borrowed a couple of ideas from here. Marvelous Molds for the flower centers.
I know people think the baby bum cakes are kinda of weird. But I have done 5 or 6 of them and I love that you can personalize for themes. The little frog was modeled after one I had seen online after searching for the perfect inspiration. I had looked at so many and then saw THIS one....my search was over. I loved how simple he was and how stinking cute he is. So...thank you to whoever came up with this little guy!
HUGE flower technique (I'm sorry I can't remember who started this style) with some gold spatter.
Simple buttercream with mod choc accents. Topper is different size styro balls cut at the bottom and hot glued to board. Covered in fondant. Sun is also a ball covered in MC.
My failed attempt at Jamie Hoffman's watercolor technique...LOL!
Inspired by a photo given to me by gramma-to-be...my twist on it. Buttercream with mod choc stripes, bows, letter, flowers and bees with wafer paper wings.
TNMT...a collaboration of a couple of different designs I found. Almost entirely done with modeling chocolate, with the exception of the topper (fondant), cheese (frozen gumpaste+box grater+cornstarch&powder coloring) & ooze (piping gel, corn syrup, white and electric green coloring). Super FUN cake to make!
Two round hat-box style gift boxes. Fondant accessories (or a 50/50 mix for some elements. Rattle ends were styro balls covered in fondant. The little flower smash cake was for momma's MIL, who was turning 60 the next day.
Pic given to me by mom was the inspiration for this cake.
Mom gave me inspiration pic but wanted it in buttercream. The lid and bow are fondant. Celebrating two little girls' birthdays.
Shabby Chic Baby Shower
The flowers on this cake, from Green Thumb in Wooster, OH, were DIVINE! The cake was pretty on it's own with two different simple textures. But the flowers left me breathless!
Train cake, inspiration from several CC member's pics.
This was inspired by a cake pic that mom gave me....I do not know the original artist. Had never done a mad hatter style cake for a customer. I did the carve-out method, which took me waaaay more time than I anticipated. Was happy with end result, as was the customer!
Mom gave me a pic for inspiration (I don't know original designer) and I was SO nervous because I had no idea how to do the ruffles. Tutorials weren't much of a help, so I figured it out on my own with a donut cutter and some egg cartons. Of course, I didn't make enough ruffles and had to improvise on the back. I had a 3" gap up the whole bottom tier, so I filled it in by creating a lace-up corset look. I forgot to get a pic of that and it was my favorite part of the whole thing!
6, 8 10".
Fondant, modeling chocolate, some hand painting....little bit of everything.
I only hoped to successfully skirt around the copyright issue....not sure if this would qualify as infringement, but I like how it turned out despite no ears.
Wedding Cake for my cousin. Used an engagement picture to design the topper.
Buttercream Cake, Fondant w Tylose Powder for plane, banner and clouds, modeling chocolate sun and Eiffel Tower. Chocolate overlay on tower.
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