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b/c frosting, with a giant fondant cherry rolled in red sugar.
The pacifier and rattle are plastic...b/c frosting, with fondant monkey
This one was a lot of fun to make...b/c with fondant figures.
I made this for my little Star Wars junkie. Head and legs are styrofoam covered in fondant. And four round cakes stacked up. It was a big hit at the party!
I made this for my daughter's b-day this year. Taco's are her favorite food, so she was shocked to see a cake that was a taco. Big Hit! I just made an 8 inch round, cut in half, then flipped it up. The shell is fondant with chocolate jimmies rolled in. The meat is crumbs left from the extras cake, tomato is red twislers, cheese is white tinted chocolate, and a dollop of white b/c.
I made this for my oldest daughter's 11th birthday. The record and dials are fondant. I made the headphones out of doughnuts and covered in fondant.
This is the second one I made of Dora. This one turned out way better. Dora and Boots are the birthday party figurines.
I loved this cake. I made it for a very special girl, that loved it very much. The tree is Styrofoam, and was a little top heavy. That's why I always keep a chop stick or two in my bag!
I found a lot of cakes like this on here, so I just took a little from all. The birthday girl was super excited about the cake.
I made this cake for a friend who was turning 21.
I made this for my daughter's 6th birthday. I decided to write the happy birthday message in the vine. She was thrilled.
I used loaf pans for the tractor and trailer. The wheels are made from chocolate doughnuts.
I made this one for my little niece. She didn't want anyone to eat it. The theme was Dora and Boots had to get to T.T.'s birthday party!
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