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My son designed and decorated this for a cub scout cake auction. It sold for 20$ and was the highest priced cake that night.
These were made using 3-D skulls made out of white chocolate.
My son made this for a girl in his class for her birthday.
My son was asked to make this for his principal. It is covered using Duff's chocolate fondant from Gartner studios. The principal said it tasted almost like tootsie rolls.
This is my sons final cake for the course 1. He was so proud of the cake that he walked it around Michaels showing to all the employees that he knows. I happen to work at the Michaels where he takes lessons. At 9 my son is the youngest person the instructor has taught so far.
This is my sons cake for the wilton 1 cake#2. He actually had to miss the lesson and I taught him at home. I left the train a plain white color to help make the clowns stand out more and to save time as he was getting a little bored. He decided that since the train pieces laid flat on the cake board that the clowns should lay flat on the board as well to make them look like the clowns were actually sitting in the cars and not on the side of the cars.
This is my sons first cake completed for wilton course 1. The pan was really nice because it's actually 12 cupcakes that form a cake.
This is a cake that my son decorated for our scout cake auction. He is 9 and had not had any formal cake decorating lessons before this.
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