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These were the final day's project in my Icing Fun kids class at the community college. They are each two 6" layers, one chocolate and one yellow. My students ranged from 5th - 8th grade, and only had Wilton tips #3, 18 and 352 to work with. We had some problems with crumbs in the icing, but overall I think they were really cute!
These cookies were created by students in my course at the community college. They ranged from 5th - 8th grade.
I am teaching a cake decorating class this week as part of the summer program at my local community college. These were decorated by my students, 5th - 8th graders. They just did these today, and I was really excited to show them off!
I made these for a picnic at the home of my fiance's boss. They were quick and easy, but everyone oohed and awed. I definately made a good impression!
I made these using the only the tips from the Wilton Sampler Kit, #3,18,352. I will be teaching a children's class in August and wanted to have some ideas of the things they will be able to do. They are for my dad's Lions' Club's chicken BBQ this weekend - people might think I've gone nuts when they see them!
I am teaching a cake decorating class for kids through the local community college in 2 weeks. I ordered the Wilton sampler kits for my students, they include 3 tips: #3,#18 and #352. I've never worked with #352 before, I always make #67 leaves. I made this single layer cake today playing around, trying to figure out what we can do with just those 3 tips. Comments, criticism and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
These are sugar cookies with thinned royal icing. I used the largest star shaped fondant cutter to cut them out. Some are covered in icing, and others just outlined because my bf doesn't like icing.
I made these cookies as practice. They are covered in thinned royal icing.
I made this cake for Father's Day, though it turned out looking like an Easter egg! It's a chocolate cake covered in and decorated with marshmallow fondant.
I was practicing when I made these cookies. They're frosted with royal icing. My bf doesn't like things too sweet, so I didn't fill them all in with the icing.
I made this for a 2nd birthday. I wasn't gutsy enough to make characters, so i decorated it in her favorite color (purple) and added a Dora the Explorer candle.
I made this for my boyfriend. It's very similar (haha) to one I made at the same time for a co-worker.
I made this for a co-worker's birthday. It's decoration is incredibly similar (cough) to the one I made at the same time for my boyfriend, whose birthday was the next day.
I made this cake for my father and uncle's birthdays, which fell right before and right after a family reunion. The car was supposed to be a '57 Chevy Bel-Air, a favorite of both of them. I found a fairly simple drawing, and traced it with piping gel. After doing the transfer, i had trouble seeing and following the lines. In hindsight, I should have done a practice cake a week before to make sure I could do it.
This was my finale cake for the fondant and gumpaste course. I was really impressed with the results, though I can never imagine going through that much work for a cake again!
I made this last August. Working on it was a good way to relax the weekend before I had to start teaching again. It was my first non-cake class attempt with fondant, and also my first attempt at making marchmallow fondant. The apple shape was a cookie cutter from a set at the dollar store. I wanted a redder shade, but got tired of adding food coloring.
I made these for a summer picnic. They are iced with buttercream and topped with a royal icing flower. I know they're nothing compared to what some of you can do, but I got a lot of compliments.
This was my finale cake in course 1. I can see a lot of growth between my first cake and this one.
This was my very first class cake, almost two years ago.
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