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"Mike" on top was a Styrofoam ball covered in 50/50 mix of marshmallow fondant and modeling chocolate. His legs and arms were 100% modeling chocolate. Most everything else was fondant. Sully was piped with a grass tip with buttercream. :)
My friend found a similar cake online and gave the photo to me to recreate so I'm not sure who to give credit to. Done in buttercream, the road is buttercream also. With crushed up Oreos for dirt. The "hat" was a half bowl cake then I added vertical log rollsof fondant from the top to bottom before covering it in MMF for the indent look. :)
Inspired from ALOT of different castle cakes I looked at online. The tiers were 8" and 6" but I cut the "front" on the smaller tier flat so the princess would have room to sit up there. The towers are gift paper rolls painted with a little piping gel then covered in fondant with the tops as ice cream cones painted in chocolate then covered in sprinkles.
The board is scrapbook paper covered in clear contact paper. The bed rails were cut from gum paste and the rest is MMF with purchased figures. :)
This is one of my most requested cakes and I don't know who the original design compliments goes too because they're are so many online who've done a cake like this. Done in MMF.
Covered in MMF. Not my cleanest work but I was in hurry to finish on a late night. :) this was for my nephew but hoping some of the pictures can help someone else who may need to carve a cake like this. The cake itself was the bottom half and I used a 1/2 sheet cake cut into 3 equal strips so about 6" wide on an 18" pan. The top half was Rice Krispies simply because it was quick and we didn't need more cake! :) tires were Rice Krispies as well.
This was a cake I made for a family party to announce that we were having a baby boy! Inside of cake was colored blue. Iced in buttercream with fondant decorations.
Chocolate cake done in MMF. (Inside joke on the message in front of the cake :) I drew out a template from the side of a real boot and used that to cut the basic shape from.
Done in buttercream. Piped the pattern on with a big round tip in alternating colors then used viva method to smooth out. Inside was rainbow colored cake as well. Peace symbol was cut from MMF, put in the fridge to harden on wax paper then flipped onto the smoothed cake. Painted some purple edible petal dust on.
I made the tops from a half ball pan. The bottoms were cupcakes I cut flat then iced, then set the completed "half ball ornament" on top. They're more like a "double cupcake." :) Mmf and royal icing.
Cake Pop eyes.
Saw a similar cake online and loved it so made this for my daughters 3rd birthday.
Done in MMF. Handpainted baseball and basketball. The basketball was the wilton ball pan to give an idea on size. It was a BIG cake! 1/2 sheet cake.
This was a combo celebration, the cake was for the birthday and matching cupcakes were for the baby shower. Cake done in buttercream with MMF decorations.
Covered in MMF, zebras were also made from MMF with hand painted stripes.
The sides of the ring are gumpaste but the jewels were purchased, I tried to make them from sugar but they were cloudy and not shinny like I wanted. The cupcakes went with this order.
The pirate, treasure chest and tree were figures the Mother had made and wanted on the cake.
This was a rectangle cake covered in MMF. The sides were cut from cardboard and covered in MMF. Airbrushed red. The characters were also made from MMF with added tylose.
Done in MMF - was SUPER humid that day and I should have added a little CMC to my fondant before covering the cake but lesson learned. :)
Cake pops I did for a baby shower! The black stripes I did on the bees were fondant as well as the wings (used a heart cutter) eyes were candy. I shaped the honey pots before dipping them making a small indent at the top for the "honey."
Kaleb specifically wanted "the shape bandit" on there even though he doesn't show up in many episodes! :)
LOVE my edible printer! I found a good picture of close up of the blackberry keypad and placed them onto fondant and cut them out.
Got this idea after looking at MANY grad cakes on CC. Thanks for all the inspiration! This was done in MMF, the top of the hat was gumpaste and airbrushed black.
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