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For my dear BIL. His dog and his laptop are his two dearest companions in life. Maybe his wife ranks in there somewhere. All fondant and a laminated picture for the screen. I think the carved keyboard turned out great. I didn't bother to letter it because I thought that was overkill. Nice and simple. Mouse hides a rather terrifying hole that developed in the fondant. Let's hear it for covering stuff up! (Realized later cord is attached to wrong end of mouse!) Oh well, no one else noticed.
Buttercream with fondant "Duff" roses. There was a minor debacle involving a cat and dried fondant leaves, so I had fewer than preferred, but think I made a decent save. The leaves were steamed and then sugared to give them a little sparkle. I don't actually like non-edible things on the cake, but the ribbon was requested. A shout out to Sheri277's cake for the inspiration!
I just found this on my computer and thought I would post. Basket weave would have benefited from my listening more closely to teacher! Oh, and forgot which was the back of the cake used as the front. Note the messed up edging. Oh well, live and learn!
Gotta add a shout out to Erin31 for her flame template! Saved me a lot of time and trouble!
A mistake with a happy ending. A rolled lemon buttercream that couldn't be substituted for proper fondant on a cake, made great frosting for cut out sugar cookies. They looked SO glossy and professional! And they tasted outstanding.
A Wilton design that earned me lots of compliments at the baby shower. For my first tiered cake, my first fondant, and well...most of my firsts, I was pleased. Buttercream with fondant animals over ball pillars.
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