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Bottom layer is made of white and black colored chocolate cut into square using Wilton square cutter and tiled over BC. The top layer is covered in black sugar crystals. Lots of black mouths :-)
Many thanks to all those creative cake makers who share their wonderful ideas. I made this for my son's 9th brithday. He loved it!
I made this cake for my brother's 40th. Bra is MMF and sugar paste, painted with mix vodka with red & burgandy Wilton coloring, then sprinkled with red sparkles. Lace MMF with red sparkle gel accent.
I made this cake for my daughter's 10th birthday and had the girls create their own version of the cupcakes. The girls had a blast!! Thanks to all for posting their wonderful ideas for me to copy :-)
I made this for my son's 8th birthday. My DH did the carving as I was a bit clueless on the shape of an apache.
I made this for my son's 8th birthday. It was fun, kids were able to help. This was my first time to use silver dust and loved the look it gave.
I made these for our end of school party. The crosses are chocolate.
I made this cake for a Cub Scout cake auction. 10 inch square pan, all buttercream. Badges and fleur de lis made using FBCT. This was my 1st time using this method. Love it!! I was very happy with how the detail on the animals came out.
Made this for my nephew using another CakeCentral post. This was my first time at color flow and it was the easiest cake I've made yet. I am challenged in icing coloring and was so happy with how easy the glaze was to color. I did the image using gel transfer and then color flow directly on the cake. I did learn you need to have the cake on a hard solid board. I originally had it on cake board and when I went to move the glaze started cracking, granted I had only let it dry a few hours. Newby mistake :-)
I made this cake for my son's 7th bday. Aircraft carrier cake covered in fondant (should have been grey but after 2 batches, gave up...I need to work on my coloring :-) ), submarine and towers on aircraft carrier are rice crispy treats covered in fondant. 'Sailors' and jets are sugarpaste.
I made this for my husband's graduation. Books are cake covered in fondant (MMF), cap is cake covered in fondant and top flat piece is gum paste. Diploma and tassle are also MMF.
I made this for my 4 yr olds bday. It is all buttercream. I used the gel transfer method, icing directly on cake. I am still 'challenged' when it comes to getting it smooth. Clouds are made of 'fluffy' store icing. Pony is chocolate and rainbow is white (White almond sour cream from this site...very good!!!)
I made this for my nephew's bday. I was scrambling to get it decorated so didn't get to do all of the finishing work I would have liked. I used the gel transfer to get the image on the cake and then piped the buttercream and smoothed using parchment paper. Made with all buttercream.
Bratz cake using gel transfer method, piping buttercream and smoothing with parchment. All buttercream icing.
This was my trial space shuttle (first time with fondant). I put rockets on this version using cut ice cream cones covered in fondant. The verticle stabilizer is graham cracker covered in fondant. As this was a practice I didn't do the best on the detail work :-)
Space shuttle was chocolate cake and did white cake for moon using Wilton ball pan. My son made the flag (his bday) and we used a astronaut figurine from one of his toys. Astronaut could be made using fondant or decorated ginger bread cookie.
I had so much fun making this for my son's 6th birthday. Used MMF. White rockets on side of orange rocket are made of rice crispies covered in MMF. The rest is all cake. For the smoke and clouds I used store bought fluffy icing. I had made a practice stand alone shuttle a few weeks before and also put the the rockets on the shuttle with fondant covered ice cream cones which was neat. This shuttle was too small to do tha
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