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All edible except the men and blinky lights. . Volcanos are rice crispy treats.
All edible, except the Barbie dolls and #8 candle. Put blue lights inside the castle to make it glow.
6,8,10 inch buttercream. Fondant rose pearl borders. Buttercream rosettes.
9 inch buttercream with fondant accents. Cake inspiration from "The icing on the Cake Art You Can Eat," blog.
3,6,9 inch buttercream with fondant accents. The cake was hot pink and teal zebra striped inside.
8 & 11 inch. Buttercream with fondant accents.
10' round buttercream with fondant accents. Edible image.
Debbie Brown design. 9 inch round cut in half and stood on side. Covered in fondant. Fondant accents.
6,8,10. Fondant covered cakes and board. I was so excited to make a cake for an adult!!!! I tried several techinques that I've been dying to try! First time to brush embroidery, billow(thanks cake architect), rose pearl borders and make ribbon roses.
WIlton soccer ball pan on top of a 9" round. The buttercream inside was an alien green! Covered in fondant. The original idea is from Debbie Brown's book, 50 Easy Party Cakes. I dusted the cake in luster dust. I added lights around the bottom.
double layer 9x13. Buttercream with fondant accents. Edible images. School colors are: gold,white, black, & green. Lion is the mascot.
12x18. Iced in buttercream fonandat accents. The score board is paper. When I went to have an edible image made, they couldn't do it. :(
8 inch carved. Chocolate ganache icing. Fondant details. The light colors are ivory and pink. The center of the bow is a non edible keepsake pendant for my MIL. Used pixie dust for an added sparkle!
6 and 9 inch. Buttercream with fondant accents. Edible image monkeys around sides and back of cake. Edible image of the birthday child. Smash cake is single layer 6".
9 in round. Cream cheese buttercream. Edible image. Fondant details. Fondant covered cake board is 14".
Bottom tier is 9" top tier is a 6". Buttercream with fondant accents. Thanks to sweetflowers' tutorial, I made some gelatin bubbles. Tresure box is full of edible tresures, gold and silver coins, pearls, flowers and even an emerald! I put an led light in the treasure box so it would glow!
10" square. 9"round with Witlon soccer ball on top, slightly carved. Buttercream artic camo. Edible image flag, newpaper headlines and Call of Duty log. Everything else is fondant with tylose added. Oh yeah, the inside was artic camo also! Thanks to Fabooo's cake for our inspiration!
Standard cupcakes. Some fondant covered some with buttercream and fondant accents.
Standard cupcakes with fondant. I saw these on Flicker and fell in love with them! Baby Cakes-thank you for the inspiration!
12" round. Buttercream and fonant. Sorry for the poor photo quality. The lighting was not working with me when I took the pictures. :(
9x13 covered in fondant. Barn is fondant with gumpaste.
Wilton mini wonder mold for chest, Wilton socer ball pan for belly. Satin Ice fondant. Used the Martha Stewart lace doily punch for the lace,
8 inch square cake. Handpainted the fondant. Gumpast details. Thank-you Lueet for the inspiration and the help to create this cake. My dh LOVED it, I even managed to suprise him with it for Father's Day. Not easy to do!
9 inch 3 layer cake. Buttercream with fondant/gumpaste. Luster dust and pixie dust used. I soooo want to thank brea1026 for her cake in the Cakecentral Mag. I was a total loss as to how to make a light pink and light green cake look good. She was my inspiration and she was very helpful! :) For the lace I used the Martha Stewart lace doily punch. I made this for my Pastor's daughter's highschool graduation. She is a very delicate feminine girl!
14" round cake. Rice krispy treat volcano, coated in almond bark and then b/c lava. Cupcake for waterfall. "Rock" jelly beans. We used dry ice to make it smoke when singing happy birthday.
12X 15. Buttercream and fondant.
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