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R2D2 body is all cake, arms (or are they legs?) are rice crispy treats, and the head is a custom fiber glass dome fitted with electronics that allow his head to spin, beep and project a video.
Two tier fondant birthday cake for my daughter Amelia's 15th Birthday.
Phantom of the Opera Inspired Cake made with Satin Ice Fondant and Gold Cake Lace.
Olaf is fondant, princesses are obviously figurines, ice behind Elsa is pulled sugar and isomalt. Rock candy around the bottom border.
Star Wars cake made with black fondant, edible images and figurines. Okay, I cheated a lot but my son didn't seem to mind!
Music themed birthday cake.
Super easy to make since I used premade gumpaste roses!
Nothing quite says "Happy Birthday" like the Titanic. What can I say? My son is obsessed with the infamous boat. Everything is edible except the rail, mast and smoke stacks. The smoke stacks were made from PVC and we later filled them with dry ice so they smoked. It was a big hit with the 9 year old boy group!
3 Layers Black and White Topsy Turvy Cake
This is a submarine cake "USS Jared" that we made for my son's 8th birthday.
Crazy Castle Cake we made for my son's birthday, Everythng is edible except the knights. Used candy rocks, fondant walls, towers made of cake, stone was impressed, gum paste dragon with melted sugar fire breath, melted sugar water in the moat, crumbled graham crackers for dirt, etc. His reaction was "cool". Yeah, you know your kids spoiled when......
Easy to make cake. Two tiers of fondant with bubble gum balls lining each layer, fondant polka dots and sour fruit strip stripes. Lollipops 'spell out' the number 10.
Three layer cake covered in fondant with fondant flowers, royal icing swirls and crystal crown topper.
I guess it's not everyday you have someone request a vegan pink swan cake with dinosaurs but it was fun! My husband cut little tiny birthday hats for the dinosaurs and we hot glued the candles to them. The neck was made by wrapping fondant over a flexible but stiff cable we found at Home Depot.
I made this cake when my brother turned 50. It's been done many times before and I got the idea here at Cake Central. For the base of the cake, I scanned a bunch of pictures of him, printed them out and laminated them. Everyone at his party really enjoyed looking at the photos.
This cake was made for a 9 who is a BIG fan of the Wizard of Oz and particularly of the Wicked Witch. Everything on the cake is edible except the four characters on top, the toothpick holding up the sign and we used floral lights to light up the windows of the Witche's Castle. When we asked "Are you ready to cut the cake", half the kids yelled "No!'. That was a first!
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