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For a coworker's going away with a Valentine day theme. Also practicing black/white for an upcoming wedding and practicing a red velvet recipe at the same time so it's a very multi-functional cake. 8" and 6" hearts with red velvet/white chocolate ganache filling. Pearls and ribbon are real.
My first doll cake. French vanilla and nutella filling. Used a 10" square underneath. Made from inspiration found on this site - thanks again cc:)
One is a 10" heart, one is a 6" heart, and one is just extra batter (6" round) All are one layer cherry chip cake and torted once then filled with white chocolate ganache mixed with coconut and chopped glace cherries. I think I'd use red velvet if I made this again for sure:) Fondant ropes and ruffles. Had big plans to make cake balls and a fondant lid but ran out of time so used storebought chocolates:(
This cake gave me so much trouble I wanted to scream - had to reroll the bottom tier fondant 3-4 times then plaster it in decos to cover up the badness:) Overall though it worked out fine - luckily there's no such thing as overdoing decorations at Christmastime:) Bottom tier is an 8" s'mores cake (graham cracker cake with chocolate ganache/marshmallow fluff filling) and top cake is chocolate peanut butter fudge cake with ganache/chopped pb cup filling) Merry Christmas everyone:):)
8" chocolate fudge cake with nutella filling and coffee buttercream (for a coffee loving coworker) The chocolate bear is store bought - fondant decorations
9" chocolate fudge with milk chocolate ganache.
This is for a baby shower (sex unknown) I wanted it to be happy:) 9" yellow cake with cherry filling with half ball pan for the sunshine - very amateur version of JanakaT's gorgeous cake. It was really easy and really fun to make - the border was actually made with the plastic mold included in an advent calendar:)
Peacock colour themed wedding cake. Four tiers (12,10,8,6) All french vanilla - two with nutella and two with white chocolate ganache. First four tiered cake and 2nd wedding cake I've ever done...I don't think I ever want to do another wedding cake ever again - too much work:) But I even included a bonus topper for freezing:) The bride will add peacock feathers/fresh flowers on top to finish it off.
Made this just to play with the bead mold I bought a couple weeks ago. I painted the beads with gold luster dust. Cake is a 6" coffee/white cake with coffee buttercream. Bottom trim is inedible - everything else is fondant:)
For a coworker - design requested by his cute daughter who requested this design for her baby brother:) Three layer 6" square (french vanilla/nutella - seems to be a very popular combo) plus smash cakes (used one 6" square cut into 4 pieces to make 2 smash cakes) I guess two weren't necessary but I didn't want to waste cake:) Would do the borders differently next time
Simple 9" tiramisu cake (coffee/white cake layers) with cream cheese filling, whipped cream icing, and chocolate turtles in the middle:)
He's supposed to look like Kang from the Simpsons but ended up looking more like Mike Wazowski in Monsters Inc. (except with tentacles):) But I also tried two new cake recipes (pumpkin with chocolate ganache on top, orange cake with chocolate ganache on the bottom) The orange cake actually sunk in the middle - that has never happened to me before - and you can sort of see it in the picture too:) Next time I might try the orange cake with yellow cake mix rather than white:)
Just experimenting with the tall cupcake pan from Wilton
8" french vanilla and nutella cake filled with reese pieces and kit kats around the side - blatant ripoff of other cakes here on cake central - thanks for the inspiration - this cake was a hit:)
This is just a three layer french vanilla cake (6") with nutella filliing for a wine afficianado's engagement:)
My third hello kitty cake - French vanilla with nutella for both. Used the ball pan again for this one except levelled it on purpose that way this time - much more durable cake mix - will never use white cake for it again:)
White cake with blueberry filling for both. I used a 3d ball pan for the first time on this one and didn't realize the white cake was too fragile and my pumpkin levelled itself by squishing down that way:)
My first Spongebob cake - he's a 9X13 double layer chocolate fudge cake with white chocolate ganache filling. I had a very busy week at work plus this was my third cake of the week so I was a tad messy with him (stuck his arms on the wrong spot - yikes) but still ok with the end result - he looked Spongebobby enough for me:)
Another HK cake - 10" white cake with nutella filling:)
To celebrate the start of hockey season - beavers playing hockey in front of two harp seals:) 5" Chocolate fudge cake with buttercream filling
First attempt at a pillow cake - it was too small to carve well but I'm still happy it looked pillowish at all:) Bottom is a 6" chocolate fudge/nutella cake and pillow is chocolate fudge/buttercream:)
Thanks Crashdummy2 for the inspiration:) Although mine is a poor copy - I am still happy with the final result and the person I made it for loved it:) The bottom tier is chocolate fudge and cherry filling. The carriage is pistachio with cherry filling. I had to use 2-6" rounds plus a pyrex bowl cake on top - next time I would use a proper ball pan:) It was a lot of fun to make though - love the girlie cakes:)
Both tiers are Irish cream cake with caramel filling (8" and 6") Found out a day earlier that there was going to be an engagement celebration for a guy at work and wasn't going to let a cake opportunity pass me by:)
This is for a coworker back from maternity leave - her son's bday...I made the cake at the same time as my autumn audit cake:)
The internal auditor from the head office was in for testing and I wanted to bake him a welcome cake - coconut cake with nutella filling. Plan was to make pineapple creamcheese filling but since the filling looked like watery vomit - nutella saved the day:)
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