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This cake was made for a lady that was graduating from college with a counseling degree. They didn't want a traditional graduation cake so I came up with this.
This cake was designed by the birthday girl. Isn't she creative?
This cake was made for one of my most difficult clients. She always has unique and different ideas for cakes. She wanted something truly original so we came up with this. A fish bowl was used to separate the top cake layer from the bottom. The octopus princess was made with RKT. Everything else is fondant/gumpaste.
I found a similar cake on CC. Sorry I can't remember who it belonged to so I can give credit. :{ Woody is a bendable figurine that I purchased. My husband drilled holes in his boots and we inserted skewers and drove them into the cake so he would stand.
This cake was a learning experience, to say the least. The tiers were 14", 12", 10" and 6". Each tier was 8 inches deep. I carried this cake unassembled to Texas from Arkansas and did repairs and rebuilding when I got there.
This cake was made for the owner of a yoga studio. This was my first time using spaghetti noodles as supports in the frogs and they worked like a charm!
This cake design was by Andrea's Cakes on Flickr (love her stuff!). My client found her pic and wanted me to duplicate. The original was SO much better, but I was happy with my finished product. Thanks for looking!
My version of a Juicy Couture handbag. I wish I'd had the materials to do all the gold detailing.....
My first attempt at a stacked books cake. It was a little rough, but I'll chalk it up to a lesson learned. :)
This cake was done with less than 6 hours' notice (as if you can't tell. hehe). My son was really bothered that I did Army camo instead of Mossy Oak camo...... But, the birthday boy and his wife were happy with it. :)
This cake was a copy of a cake the bday girl's mom found on Flickr (can't remember the designer).
This was my first big topsy turvy cake and my highest paying cake. It was designed by the mom of the bday girl and everything had to be perfect. I was stressed until delivery and until I saw the mom's reaction. She was thrilled and so was I. :)
This cake was made for a close friend who is celebrating a birthday. The frog was copied from a pic posted by Eight here on CC. Thanks for sharing your pics!
This cake was somewhat of a challenge. The client wanted pineapple upside down cake with cream cheese frosting and decorated in animal print. The moisture from the pineapple made the fondant soft and caused some sagging. :(
My first purse cake made for my niece Natalie. :)
This was my first attempt at a carved cake. I copied a photo posted by jwong9664 which was a Colette Peters design. jwong, thanks for sharing the pic! This cake was a huge hit.
This was my first attempt at a royal icing plaque. It was...interesting. Next time I'll do things a lot different. The client gave me the cake pic from Flickr. I HATE it that I don't know who to give credit to for the design. :(
This was my first attempt at a topsy turvy cake and fondant plaque. Overall, I'm happy with the result, although next time I'll do some things different. :)
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