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Here is a graduation cap cake we made using gumpaste for the mortarboard and fondant.
Here is a cake we made for a baby shower. The theme was the Zoo Crew. All the little animals are made from fondant.
Here's a cake we made for a one year old's first birthday party. Ariel, Sebastian and Flounder are made from fondant. The shells, starfish and plantlife are made from gumpaste.
Here is a cake we made for a new Marine who just graduated from boot camp. The eagle is made from Rice Krispee Treats and the wings are gumpaste.
Here's a Dora the Explorer Backpack Cake we made for an eight year old's birthday party. They also requested that we add Swiper, so I made him from Rice Krispee Treats and covered him in fondant.
We originally made a Fender Electric Guitar Cake just so we could take pictures of it and post them on our website. Within three weeks we got an order. Unfortunately the customer said she wanted the cake to look like the one on our website, so this cake looks just like our other one. lol
This cake was for a sweet sixteen birthday celebration. The dragon is made from rice krispie treats, thinly covered in white fondant, air brushed a light green and then hand brush with Citrus colored Disco Dust. The dragon looked cool enough as it was, but once we added the Citrus Disco Dust it really came alive. The birthday girl herself helped in the design of the cake.
Here is a Fender Statocaster Cake we just made. This actually was not for a customer, I have been wanting to do an electric guitar cake for a long time and since no one was ordering one I figured I would just make one anyway.
This is a cake we did for a baby shower. The grandmother-to-be wanted monkeys on the cake so we made these out of fondant.
This is a cake we just did for a company function. The sugar art on top is a three dimentional version of their company logo, or at least what I pictured it as looking like. Other than our Beer Bottles and Ice, which we use molds for, this is the first time I've done sugar art by actually fusing each piece together. It's also the first time I used colors in the sugar mixture, which was a lot of fun. I'm still not sure I like offering sugar art like this because of how fragil it is. I took my torch along on the delivery just in case anything happened on the way.
Here's a Lightning McQueen cake we did for a three year old's birthday party. I think it's okay for our first try and it was a lot of fun to make.
It's been awhile since we've had a beer bottle order, so this one was a lot of fun. I had to rush on the bottle caps to get the delivery out, so I'm afraid I didn't do as good a job on them as I would have liked to. Otherwise I think this is one of our best sugar beer bottle cakes.
This is a Zoo Animals cake we made for a Baby Shower. Everything is edible. Most of the animals are gum paste and a couple are fondant. When we first put on the wafer sticks I didn't like how they looked, but after air brushing them with some pink pearl sheen I ended up loving how they came out.
Here is a Santa on his Sleigh we just completed. I spent so much time working on Santa that we had to rush on the sleigh and didn't get to give it the detail we would have liked to. The Sleigh is the cake and Santa is made from Rice Krispies.
This is our first Football Helmet cake. The mask is a 50/50 mixture of gumpaste and fondant. Unfortunately, I rolled the fondant too thick and by morning the top of the helmet was cracked all over, so I had to pull everything off and when I did the facemask broke into several pieces. So I had only two hours to go out and find a replacement facemask. After checking every store and sports store in our area I finally found one on a gag helmet at Spenser's Gifts. By the time I got back we had only one hour to refondant the helmet, attach the facemask and remake all the little accessories. But we made it in time for the customer to pick it up. I was still disappointed because her son's real helmet has a yellow facemask, so the one she got didn't match her son's. Oh well, at least we were able to redo the cake. I also need to work on the shape of the helmet. Thanks for looking!!!
Here's another Dodgers cap we just did. Thanks for looking.
This was our first order for a Football Cake. You can't see it in the pictures, but we rolled out the fondant on a screen to give it the real football texture.
This is a Butterfly Cake we just completed for a one year old's first birthday. Thanks for looking.
Here is a Dodgers Jersey Cake we just completed. Our customer sent us a picture of a jersey for sale and asked if we could make it into a cake for her boyfriend's birthday. She was totally happy and loved it when I delivered it.
Here's a Halloween Witch Cake we just completed using cake, rice krispies and fondant.
This is a cake we made for my son's wedding. Fondant covered with gum paste roses. Everything is edible except for the cake topper.
We just completed this Hannah Montana cake for a seven year old's birthday. I wish I could say we designed this, but our customer sent us a picture of a cake similar to this one and asked us to replicate it. We did make some minor changes though. One of them was the mic, which I tried making more realistic. Everything is edible except the sticks holding the stars and banners.
Here is a Baby Shower cake we just completed. The umbrella, bow and baby blocks are fondant. The flowers and butterflies are gum paste. Thank you for looking.
Valerie made this Flower Pot Cake. Thanks for looking.
Valerie made this Basket of Flowers.
Valerie made this cake for a Cinco De Mayo celebration.
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