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My husband wanted me to make a cake for his office celebrating the last day of tax season. After looking on here for some ideas, this is what I came up with! thanks for looking.
I got my inspiration from a fellow cake central member. I made this for my father which loves fishing. I mixed 50/50 MMF and gumpaste. Thanks for looking
This was for my son's 6th birthday. After 3 attempts, this is what I came up with. I was ready to give up and call somebody else, but with the help of my husband and sister, we made it through. My son absolutely loved it. Thanks for looking!
This is my first attempt at covering a cake with MMF fondant and also my first attempt at making 3D figures. This is my version of Snoopy and Woodstock. Thanks for looking!
This cake was pretty simple. I made chocolate buttercream icing and then used the decorative edges. The gingerbread men are from a premixed cookie dough I found at the store. I cheated I know!
I made this for my nephew's 16th. I used BC icing with little touches of MMF. This one was a little more difficult that what I am used to, so it took me a little longer than usual. I think it turned out okay considering he was not expecting anything this big!
I made this cake from an example in a favorite magazine. It is just a round cake with marshmellows around it. I used sugar icecream cones for the trees and an airhead blue raspberry flavored, for the lake.
I used the 3D rubber ducky pan from wilton. I got the idea from you all here on CC. Every pic I looked at said they had trouble with the feathers falling off so I was really reluctant. But I decided to go for it! I didn't have any trouble at all. I used the pound cake recipe on the side of a DH box which made the cake stiffer. I put the cake in the fridge overnight and let the fondant set overnight. I also used the homeade marshmellow fondant recipe found on here too. It was excellent by the way.
This is a 9" round cake with buttercream frosting. I used an ice cream sugar cone for the basket and different assorted candies. The leaves and basket weave are made from tootsie rolls. I found this idea in a Women's World magazine. Very cute and extremely easy.
This is made from the sports ball. I used tip 16 star and free handed the eyes nose mouth and stem.
I don't think I did too bad for my first star cake! This is what inspired me to further my interests in cake decorating! I had so much fun doing this and when it didn't turn out too bad I thought I could do this again!
This is a cake I made for a co-worker.
I made this cake in March 08 and I just decided to become interested in decorating cakes. I don't think I done too bad since this was only my 3rd cake I have made! What do you think?
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