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Basketweave with lillies for Independence Day. Display for the store
This is a cake I made for display at the store I work at.....the sleigh is gum paste cut with a copper cookie cutter, trees are Wilton tree cut outs. The "fins" are tip 352 scales, and the base of the Barbie is the actual mermaid Barbie my kids used to play with.
This is a display for the store I work at. The fruits and vegetables are all gum paste, the cornucopia is made with royal icing over a snow cone cup. Grapes are hand rolled from purple gum paste. Some of the vines around the edge are broken, as people always want to touch the cakes. I couldn't figure out what to make the apple stems out of, so I just took some real apple stems out of apples and put them in-now they look realistic!
I made this as a display for the store I work at. Marbelized the fondant, royal icing petunias (without the stamens) and roses on the top
This is an aquarium (or rather the entire ocean!) I just completed for a 12 year old. I used the chocolate chip cookie dough filling from this site, and it was excellent! Chocolate treasure box is completely edible, made from a mold, where I had to put the sides and top on. Took about 12 hours total but it was fun!
I am an instructor at our local craft/fabric store. I made this cake for a display. My two girls used to play with this Barbie, but they let me have it to "transform" her. I wrapped the tail in gum paste and use a tip 352 for the "scales" with about 4 different colors of icing in the bag. All shells etc on the cake are just fondant popped into molds. The shell she is sitting in was the hardest-pink gum paste which I actually draped over a real shell that one of my girls had collected from the beach. I then let it dry like that, so it had the shell "lines". I recently had to take down the cake, as it has faded, but she's coming back soon on a white cake in a red sleigh for the holidays!
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