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I'm so excited to do this cake...it's a shame I have to wait until September.
If you want to know what I'm referring to, check out my cake disaster post.
I apologize for the poor picture quality. This picture was taken with a camera phone.
This was actually for a high school graduation but since there was no graduation theme, I put it here. This is also my first topsy turvy cake and it came out better than I expected. I think I need to put more support in the bottom tier so it doesn't collapse like this one did.
I apologize for the poor picture quality. I think my daughter ate the memory card for our camera so I had to take the photo with my phone. This is a groom's cake for, and I'm not even kidding you, a security guard.
I've been obsessing over these flowers for ages so I finally decided to make one.
This cake is for an antique style wedding. The entire cake is ivory with bronze sashes. The swiss dots and monogram are blush pink. There are ivory pearls where the sashes meet in the back of the top and bottom tiers. The entire cake will be airbrushed with super pearl shimmer.
This cake is for a wedding professional's luncheon. The event planner gave me free reign over the design and I've been wanting to do this cake for a long time.
This is for a girl who babysits my daughter. It's for her high school graduation. I can't wait to make this one!
This went with the John Deere cake. I wish I could have gotten a better close up of the animals because they had the cutest expressions.
This was a smash cake for a friend of mine's son. It was his 2nd birthday and all he wanted to do was play with the cake.
I loved the sides of this cake with the round fondant cutouts. It reminds me of a mod pattern from the '60's.
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