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Puppies are cupcakes with a cookie for the head. 8 puppies for 8 year old girl.
Boat/boy/bear/ and leaves all gumpaste. Rocks are chocolate covered candies. Buttercream icing. I'm not a sculptor by nature, this was a little challenging but fun, wow... my fingers hurt so bad by the time I was done with this cake.
End of the season cake for my son's team. The Oakland A's was thier team, but Rudy is where they played at.
I had so much inspiration from everyone here. Tried to take little bits of this and that to create this cake for a friend little guy. Spidy's hand ended up being larger than planned but my first time doing this with cereal treats... live and learn. :)
The first time I've carved a cake. Wow, it's alot of work, but this was fun. I was very inspired by many of you who've done this sort of thing, and thankful for the ideas. Unfortanetly the front end/finder started to fall off so I had to prop it up with mini-marshmellows. Thanks everyone who has posted their carved CARS cakes for the ideas!
I did the frozen buttercream transfer. Turned out cute, I did have to re-due the outlined area since a lot came off with the wax paper.
one of my first times using the technique to transfer... turned out good other than the red on the lips bleed.
I made my first min-fig for a friends son. Iced in buttercream. Then used the lego ice cube to mold candy melts.
All cakes are butter cream, this was just fun to make for my friends girls.
For my sons friend... he is a big bronco's fan. The helmet is ricecrispy and covered in fondant/gumpaste. All the rest is butter cream... it was fun to make this.
Just did this yesterday for a friend. Inspired by so many ideas here on CC. The musical scores and trombone/flute are all color flow... still need to practice but turned out okay. Everything else is buttercream.
Inspired by several awesome decorators here, thanks for the ideas...
Got lots of ideas from so many wonderful decorators here, and thankful for them inspiring me to be as creative as I could. Sorry I cannot pin point one exact example at the moment.
Did this cake for a friends son. He is a huge Bronco's fan... the helmet is rice crispy covered in MMF, the face gaurd is gumpaste/fondant. The foot ball and field are yellow cake, football covered with chocolate icing, the field with buttercream.
This is a cake I did for a friends daughter. Kitty is gumpaste, everything else is gumpaste. The cake it self is gluten free, which was pretty tricky trying to keep a moist cake.
This is my finale cake. I am not 100% pleased, but had a rough week and just wasn't feeling 100% to finish it up the way I wanted.
Did this for my first ordered cake, she liked the one in the new Wilton 2010 yearbook but wanted butter cream and pink and purple for the colors. I carriage was a FBCT, but cracked so ended up doing the dots all over the top. My swirls on the side aren't great but okay. Thanks for looking.
Our son's final game is tonight for the celebration after I made this cake. It's a yellow cake, buttercream and the cap is covered in fondant. I didn't do so well on the "T" . Their team logo is Texas Rangers, but name is 'Stetson Rangers'. Oh, the board is iced then covered in graham cracker crumbs. Comments are welcome please... I'm still learning.
Fondant is lavendar, and fondant roses. This is a yellow cake with raspberry filling. Boarder is buttercream. I know I have a lot of work to improve my skills but am satisfied with how it turned out.
This is the first of the cakes for course 3 class... I've discovered I love working with fondant. I forgotten the curly ribbons of fondant that go on the bow by the time we cut into the cake. And instead of the traditional white flowers I did them in pink, and used the centers as polk-a-dots.
This cake also became my husbands birthday cake... timing is everything.
This I did last night after the course 1 class. I was wanting to practice the rose more. I already had this cake made and iced... if you see spots on the icing I didn't get the colors mixed right or something happend with clumping in the sugar? Anyhow it was fun to practice.
This was one of the cakes I practiced during the weeks of Course 1.
My first cake for Wilton course 1 class.
This is my final cake for Course 1 I did last night... I've really enjoyed this class. Looking forward to Course 2.
Did this for our sons 9th birthday... my husband helped with the pipping on the field. He insisted he would 'make it look just right'. All buttercream.
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