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Cake based on Samuel Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot' play that appeared on broadway. The base is a bowler hat, with a tree and boots (all symbols from the work. The cake is covered in fondant and painted to be super shiny, and the decoration are gumpaste.
"Take a big out of the big apple Kyley + Michael' -My friends were celebrating their move to NY, and I provided this cake!
Sort of looks like a drum...haha it was for my brother, so I didn't try to make it absolutely perfect, since he was going to demolish it anyway...I am happy about the sticks, though. The Vic Firth logo looks somewhat realistic :]
So fun to make. Haha. I'm always happy to get a mario order! (first time) :] He's fondant on top of some good ol' buttercream.
Small and kinda boring...but still cute? Covered in fondant w/ ears, yep.
Kind of sloppily-iced...I was really short on time. But it was still pretty...! Little gumpaste flower and buttercream vines. Plus a brown ribbon. Not too complex. :P
Not very cool or difficult...but it's what the customer ordered! Just a buttercream ocean, graham cracker crumbs for sand, chocolate coins, some sprinkles, and cheesy little figurines! Ahoy!
My first volcano cake! 6-layers with vanilla buttercream, dry ice 'smoke'. "Sublimation....straight from a solid to a gas."
Based on Hawthrone's "The Scarlet Letter." Cake order for a class project... (I don't ask, I just do what I'm told :] ) Covered in fondant w/ a buttercream A.Can you locate 4 symbols that are represented in this cake from the novel? (Hint: the scarlet A is one of them)
My prince-obesessed friend turned 18. :] Baked in a bowl, covered in fondant, gumpaste visor + symbol.
My friend turned 18....spongebob has the ability to please all ages! Gumpaste pat and sponge!
This turned out well (good thing, because I got paid)! Too bad the game didn't...still gotta support the home team! Iced in buttercream, logo is fondant.
I have a friend who secretly loves Star Wars! Sorry for the horribly small photo, I took it on my camera phone (I was running late, as usual). Anyways, this cake looked really cool in real life, I promise. I covered the cake in black fondant, the red and his eyes are fondant, as well as his horns. I chose to create him because Darth Vader is quite the endeavor...perhaps next time, should I get such the opportunity. :]
Wow. This was very...random. I'm not sure if you recognize the symbol, but kudos if you do. Anyways, I have a friends who really likes Prince....and requested this. The cake is covered in buttercream (which I thought turned out very smoothly, for once!) and the symbol is purple fondant.
I think he was made out of gumpaste...or fondant...maybe both. He' very easy to sculpt, but he was hard to paint. Good thing for my neon colors! (I think he's my first gumpaste figure...I've only made bows and flowers!)
Lumpy, rushed, and rather small.....yet, she still loved it. Just look at the bow and tell me what you think (this was my first!) :]
This cake is more birthday-ey than new years-ey....but I just wanted to utilize all my new Christmas presents! (Pink pearl dust, an awesome spiral rolling pin, and a fondant embosser!) The cake is covered in fondant, the tag is also fondant, the bow is gumpaste (please give me some feedback on the bow! It's my second one made from gumpaste!) Happy New Year's!
I made my cousin (who had a princess party) this mini-cake! The tiara is royal icing, the piped decorations are royal icing, as well. The cake is covered in fondant, with a random pink piece on the top. :] The girl I made it for barely acknowledged it ( :[ )...but hey, I guess she was busy with her bounce-castle...
I made this cake for my friend's mother. The cake is iced with buttercream. The ribbon is fondant, and the flower is gumpaste. (Note: I have never used gumpaste, so this was quite the experiment not having any of the tools...) The icing used for the border and side decoration is royal icing. :]
This cake is shown from 6 different angles. The top is, of course, Jack's head while the sides are many of the characters/scenes from the movie. (The curly hill, oogie boogie, lock, shock, barrel, and zero). These are all made out of fondant (which covers the cake, too). Jack's face is piped with buttercream.
Cake made just for fun! (Some details were as little sloppy, lol) The top and bottom layers are covered in fondant and the middle layer is covered in buttercream leaves. The animals are made out of fondant.
It's a Krabby Patty! Actually, it looks a lot like a hamburger, but I wanted it to have a cartoon-ish feel. I used marshmallow fondant on everything except for the patty, which is covered in chocolate buttercream. If I were to make the cake again, I would make Spongebob figures to be on top.
I think this might be my favorite cake ever! The cake is covered in fondant; the eggs, butter square, and bacon are fondant, as well. The pancake stack is simply a smaller cake covered in piping gel (tinted w/ vanilla) to look like syrup. :D
Our first cake in WIlton's Course 1. It was really easy to use the piping gel stencil. I now incorporate this technique a lot!
This is one of my favorite cakes ever! I brought it to a banquet (masquerade themed, of course!) and it was a hit. Everything is buttercream, except for the ribbon wrapped around the bottom layer and the mask. I haven't had much experience with tiered cakes, though.
I made this cake for my brother, class of 08! It's very simple, just all buttercream. :D I finally got a chance to use the hexagon pan.
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