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These are made from Wilton's 3-D bears in regular and mini size. The #1 is cardboard covered with fondant (as is the plate) and decorated with frosting. I used the grass tip for the fur.
I made this for my daughter's 3rd birthday. I found the figurines at the store and put them on "grass" covered 10" square and 8" round cake. I put each fairy with their respective jobs.
Large 3-D Teddy bear cake made into a dragon.
I made this cake for my niece. She LOVES the Jo Bros! I copied their logo to put on here which took forever to do (too bad no one knew what it was.) I put music notes and the boys' names on the side. I used a 12" cake and cut the sides off and then used a little of those to elongate the cake shape
I made this multi tiered wedding cake for my niece. Her colors were orange, purple, and lime so I told her I'd do it in white and she could accent with flowers. I used a hidden pillar stacking effect.
Main birthday cake and a smash cake. Although she only put her finger in the frosting a ltitle.
I made this for my nephew. He was 6 years old. When I asked what he wanted he said a "Hawaii cake." My husband and I had just vacationed there.
I made this for my daughter the same year I did the dragon. The castle is white chocolate melts molded in the castel pan and then laid on top of an iced cake.
I made this for my daughter some years ago. It is 2 rounds layered and 1/2 soccer ball. For the muffin 'paper' I scanned in muffin paper and printed it off using multiple pictures of it to cover the sheet and folded it and wrapped it arund the bottom.
I made this cake for my niece. I laminated pictures from the concert I took her to that week so she could have a keepsake. I layed each of those balls in there with tweezers. LOL
For my nephew
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