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The darn cake settled upon the 1 hour delivery. I was so upset! Anyhoo....this is a 6" all buttercream cake. The leaves were fondant/tylose, colored a little with dry food colors, edible shellac was applied (50/50 vodka and light corn syrup), the tree bark was chocolate curls/scraps, the fern was piped with buttercream. There were 5 dozen cupcakes.
This was for a 1 year old smash cake. It was fun!
The bride asked for the "rustic" iced cake. The butterflies are from a craft store. All the flowers are gumpaste. My first time making roses! There are 6 dozen cupcakes.
All cupcake pieces were handmade with fondant. There were 48 pieces! Yikes! I did not like the Abby Cadabby ones as I feel she turned out looking pretty cheap looking. Oh, well! Maybe next time I'll get it right!
This was a sketch the groom drew out. I did it to a "T" the way he drew it. My first carved cake and my largest cake thus far! Lots of work, but was fun! My basketball hoop bombed at delivery. I will do that better next time. The football field goal was from a Wilton football kit. There were 3 half sheet cakes total for this cake. All were torted and filled. A HUGE thank you to Cinda from www.cindascreativecakes.com for her complete explanation of how to construct this cake!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you! She was on Ultimate Cake off y'all!!!!
I used the wafer rolls for the sides...graham cracker crushed for the sand....everything else is gumpaste.
A COMPLETE replica of a Pink Cakebox cake as that is what the customer requested. It was fun though! Finally bought the hexagon pans!
Stroller is made from fondant that I add tylose to with a RKT center. There is a lollipo stick running vertically through the carriage for support in the cake. There are green-covered wires under the canopy to support it. The wheels I had no idea how to do, so I made those on a lollipop stick, just circles and let the stick rest on something so the wheels would dry in a circular shape, but also attached to the sticks. I used a glob of gumpaste to prop up the carriage, so when they rested on the stick with the wheels, they wouldn't push the wheels in to the cake as it was just buttercream. Everything was airbrushed with pearl airbrush color for the shimmer.
For a professional photographer. The camera is made from RKT. The scrolling was all hand-cut! No cricut here! I wish!!!!
My first time trying to carve a cake like this. I HATE carving! The lady was so fragile. She broke on the way to the event, but was able to be propped up.
All hand-molded tractors.
This is a replica of a design I found online somewhere. I dont' know the name of the original designer's name.
All made from fondant with tylose added. 4 dozen cupcakes with hand-painted fondant animals on them.
This was my first time making this cake and the shoe. I always use fondant with tylose. I have never used gumpaste actually. I really wanted to make the lid open, but I had so many orders and not enough time! I used an actual, unused, new highheel shoe for the template per Pink Cake Box suggestions and tutorial.
This is my specialty...the towers. My first time making a tiara. I went with the gumpaste way instead of royal icing since so many people say it breaks easily. The pillow was hand-carved using an electric knife. I got a little chicken with the carving afraid the cake was going to completely fall apart, so I stopped. I would have liked it a little more rounded than it was.
This is a complete copy of a cake I found while searching for this theme cake. I don't have the original designers name, so if anyone recognizes this design, please let me know so I can give him/her credit. I replaced the original cakes little ducks with rabbits because the birthday girl loves rabbits!
Had a few toothpicks helping out. All hand-molded out of fondant with tylose added.
I am making these for an event coming up in a week. Lots of other edibles for cupcakes as well, but I thought these looked SO cute! Edible images then the frames were made from fondant and painted with super gold luster dust and Vodka.
Edible pearl necklaces, purses, lipsticks (no pic of these) and a zebra print cake.
All made with edible fondant.
This is a TOTAL COPY of a cake I found on Google. It may be on here as well. If you all know the original caker, please tell me, however, I do not know who it was, but thank you! This was my first time making a monkey figurine. I love the little bananas. The balloons on the cupcakes were meant to be flying, but there was not enough clearance between the tiers, so I had to smush them down. Oh well!
This was a Sex and the City theme cake and cupcake tower. Everything is edible and made from fondant with tylose added. My first time with purses, lipsticks, shoes and martini glassses.
The volcano is my first time using rice kripsy treats, then I wrapped it in fondant. The tree has a wire that I twisted and then rolled fondant around it. I'm not sure why I didn't use the rice krispy treats for this as well. I will do that next time. The rocks are chocolate rocks I got at a specialty candy store.
My first attempt, 1 hour before the party, at making baby booties out of fondant/tylose. It wasn't hard, I just got confused with making a left bootie and a right bootie and making sure the buckle went to the outside of the shoe. All the pacifiers, etc. were fondant and brushed with pearl luster dust.
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