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This cake was for a little girls 11th birthday. I took the idea of the hands from the Wilton bridal shower cake. When I think of these young cute singers, I have visions of hands in the air and girls screaming. Justin is printed on edible paper and layed out onto gumpaste. All hands and decos are fondant. The stars have edible glitter on them to make them shimmer. I am very happy with how it turned out!! TFL!!
This cake was for a 30th birthday. The birthday girl loves nature, works with a wildlife preserve. I loved doing all the details! There was something to look at on every turn! TFL
This cake was for a baby shower with a diva theme. All fondant work with gumpaste baby shoes on top. Hand cut each zebra stripe. Silver dragees in the "brooch" and inside the flowers for a bit of bling. Lime green for a splash of another color. I really enjoyed working on this one! TFL
This cake was a surprise for a groom who is a fire fighter. It was to resemble the grooms actual helmet. It was on a "coiled" hose cake, I loved making this cake and getting it to look like the actual helmet! He was totally surprised and loved it! The only thing that was inedible was the eagle spacer. TFL
This cake was done for a bridal shower in the brides color scheme. It was my first corset cake, but i love how it turned out. The logo on the choaker is the bride and grooms logo. Thank you for all the inspiration here on CC! TFL!
This cake was for my sons 14th birthday. All veggies are fondant. TFL
Made this cake for a friend whos boyfriend was taking his EMT test and she wanted a small cake to celebrate. I loved the simplicity of it. TFL
This cake was for my husbands uncle's birthday. I had a hard time coming up with something since his favorite colors are pink and purple and his wife says he is a bit of a "diva". He used to own a pink and purple race car and since he is a mechanic, voila! I supported the car up so that it looked more 3D and didn't give the mechanic a "smashed" look. The tools are hand made from fondant. My hubby made the gas can and our son made the alan-wrench. (sorry about the green tint to the picture, it was at night when i took the pics and the overhead light doesn't do the cakes any justice). Thank you to all CC for the inspiration! TFL!!
This was for a little boy turning two, a mickey mouse clubhouse theme. It has the clubhouse on one side and Toodles on another. The top is made with half of the sports ball (wilton) and fondant ears. TFL
This cake was for an office gathering. No specfic directions for me to go in, just the inscription of Live, Laugh, Love on it. I love the simplicity of how it turned out. TFL
My mom loves snowmen so for her birthday this year I made her a summer Snowgirl cake! (Her bday is June22). I was going to do a "melting" snowman, but thought, why. I think it turned out well. Was my first time using modeling chocolate (arms). TFL
This cake was for a little boys first birthday. The parents found a picture they liked and this was my version of it. I think it turned out really cute! TFL
This was a fun cake to think up and make! It was for a 3rd birthday, his golden birthday. Mom wanted a chest with gold coins. All the coins are candy and then i chopped up rock candy to add that small pop of color. The chest is covered with Duffs chocolate fondant. TFL
I made this for a friend wedding. He wanted a ball and chain cake. The "seriel number" is the date of the wedding and the back is the initials of the bride. It got great reviews at the wedding. I wasn't able to do the wedding cake since it came with their venue, but I added a photo with it as well. Again, repeat, I did NOT make the wedding cake (wish I could have though). TFL!!
This cake was for a graduation. The girl recieving it is a Golden Apple recipient which is a great deal--hence the golden apple. She also works at a Super Target so I incorporated some Great Team cards in the design. The post-It notes are "reminders" of things she likes to do. The apple was done with rice crispy treats, covered in fondant and sprayed gold. This cake turned out really well i think! TFL
This was for a little girls 5th birthday. She wanted a dragon so we found Debbie Browns baby dragon and put our small twist on it. The castle I covered with fondant pieces to give it a different effect. It was really fun to make. TFL
This was a pretty simple wedding cake, bottom layer 3 layers of 12 inch square with 2 layers of 10 inch round on top. The flowers are a fanasty ruffled flower and the "ribbon" is a chocolate brown (the new Duff fondant). TFL
This was for my mom's group, Mothers Of Preschoolers. Our theme for the year was Life on Planet Mom. I had a vision in my head that I was not happy with how it came out. But it tasted good! The earth is a covered styrophome ball. TFL
This pair of flip flops went with my last hawaiian cake for two little girls. They are covered in fondant with crushed graham crackers for "sand". TFL
This was for two little girls birthday. They were having a hawaiian theme party. All buttercream iced and decorated. Royal icing palm tree. TFL
I made 4 small cakes for mothers day (for my mom, mom-in-law and sis-in-law). I used the small wilton wonder mold set, covered in fondant and buttercream flowers. I put a fork into the picture so that you could see how big they weren't. TFL
with sugar cookie "crinkle fries". TFL
This was my first 3D vehicle--it was a pain to cover! I had some issues with the front right, it sagged and I couldn't do anything to fix it. the wheels are rice crispy treats covered with fondant. Fondant accents. Royal icing ladders. I also made a small fire helmet for the birthday boys smash cake. Thank you for all the inspirations here on CC! TFL!
This was a baby shower cake similar to one i'd already done before except made baby booties for the top. The cake is sprayed with pearl shimmer and the shoes with deep pink then pink shimmer. Little simple flowers to add a nice touch. TFL
I love how this cake turned out! The bottom is 3 9x12 cakes, the top 4 9x9 cakes carved down. I peiced each side of fondant on and "glued" the seams with royal icing: this gave it a more crisp, square look. The whole thing is sprayed with silver shimmer. The coins are all made from fondant and hand painted with gold shimmer. The handle is plastic rod covered in fondant. I also covered the board with fondant, gave it the texture and brushed the coloring on with watered down dye. TFL!!
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