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12" round cake shaped into frying pan. Donut handles. Yellow gel for oil. Latkes are RKT with chocolate added in. Spatula and napkin are non-edible.
For my daughter's 10th spa birthday party. Made of 3 6" rounds. Handle is 3 layers of cake cut with a circle cutter. All BC.
My 7 year old wanted two light sabers fighting. 11x15 cake (1/2 choc/1/2 yellow), chocolate buttercream, lightsabers formed with brownie and covered with bc. Added a few non-edible touches...glow sticks sitting on top of light sabers, a C3PO and a Darth Vader candle.
Chocolate cake on bottom. Yellow cake for building. All BC. Nest is made from Chocolate covered chow mein noodles, Steps are Sugar Wafers. Figures and street sign are non-edible. Thanks for looking!
My first tiered cake. 12" on bottom, 9" on top. All BC, with chocolate shells and 'nilla wafer sand. Thanks for looking.
Chocolate cake (cut from 9x13 pan) shaped into lightsaber. All BC decorations (with the exception of the red "gobstopper" for the button). Thanks for looking. :-)
A cake that I made for the staff at my children's school. All BC (with the exception of mini chocolate chips as the center of the sunflower). Thanks for looking. :-)
For Valentine's day my daughter had a few friends over for a slumber party. The cake is "rainbow" cake (although I didn't fully think through how I would layer and put the cake together when I did the colored layers so it is not in ROYGBV order). Decorated with BC and valentine's M&M's. Design inspiration came from my 9 year old daughter.
For my husband's birthday on Superbowl Sunday.
I made this cake for a faculty lunch at my children's school right before Purim. It is traditional to give baskets of food to friends filled with various goodies so I filled my basket with hamentashen (traditional Purim cookies), mini cupcakes, and chocolate pieces. Other symbols of the holiday are to give money to the needy, the three cornered hamentashen cookies, masks and graggers (noisemakers). 1/2 chocolate/1/2 yellow cake with all buttercream decorations (with the exception of the basket contents). Thanks for looking!
We did an American Girl Doll fashion party for my daughter's 9th birthday at home. We did an elegant "tea" party and the cake was made to look "American Girl" with the fondant stars. My first cake with fondant accents.
My first cupcake cake!
Made for my son's 2nd birthday to match the Mod Monkey 2nd birthday theme from Birthday Express. Cupcakes are banana with chocolate frosting and the yellow buttercream that makes the bananas (and is on the cake) is banana flavored.
I made this cake for our end of summer "Island Party". I used crushed Nilla Wafers for sand, blue sparkle gel for the ocean, white chocolate/chocolate shells, and fruit roll up for the beach towels. Trees and hula girl are plastic. I also made a small cake for a guests' birthday with similar theme and flowers. Thanks for looking.
My daughter's 2nd grade class spent the year studying the Charles River in MA so for their end of year cake I made them a River Cake. Rocks were made by mixing graham cracker or oreo crumbs with frosting and letting harden. Dirt was crushed oreo or graham crackers (depending on if it was dirt or sand). River was made with blue gel over white frosting. Signs were copied from the town signs here in Massachusetts and were made with paper and toothpicks. Thanks for looking.
Chocolate cake with chocolate fudge buttercream between layers and frosted with buttercream - decorated with M&M's.
Chocolate cake with chocolate fudge buttercream. My first basketweave cake.
9x13 two layer cake (1 layer chocolate, 1 layer yellow - box mix with pudding added) with buttercream dream frosting. Shaped cake into dreidel, used excess to make top and attached with frosting.
11x15 1/2 chocolate/ 1/2 yellow boxed cake mix (with added pudding), buttercream dream frosting. I used Wilton spray red coloring to get the tint on the top. The figures are cut from a plastic High School Musical cup. The other is a candle that I bought. I have 2 single layer cakes frosted in similar style to allow each birthday child their own cake to blow out a candle (and to make sure we had enough cake).
This was my first attempt at a shaped cake. I used box mix with pudding added and mady my own frosting (Buttercream Dream recipe). It came out really great and tasted delicious!
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