My Daughters 13Th Birthday The Glow In The Dark Theme Was A Bit Challenging But I Was Happy With The End Result

My daughter's 13th birthday! The glow in the dark theme was a bit challenging, but I was happy with the end result!

Paris Bridal Shower

This cake was part of an entire dessert table! So much fun! TFL!

Hanging Rainbow Cakes!

All are 6" rounds and different flavors. Each is hanging from my amazing new custom cake stand!!!

Chandelier Cake

This was actually for my daughter's graduation party! The theme was based around chandeliers :) There were 7 tiers, all different flavors. The support system was hand crafted by my husband and there was a chain to give the illusion that it was hanging from the tree.

Around The World Pirate Style!

This is my competition cake for this years fair. The only thing on this cake from my original design plan is the ship! LOL I started into it, and kept coming up with different ideas and went with them! This is how it ended up!

Minnie Mouse

Here is my version of this cake. The little girl brought me a picture off the internet and told me it was her dream cake! LOL Thank you to whoever did the original version. I know this cake is all over the internet so I'm not sure who deserves the proper thank you for it :)

Peacock Birthday!

Fancy Zebra

Polka Dots & Ruffles

This is just a cake I made for my family for fun. TFL

Simple Hello Kitty Sheet Cake

I wanted to post this cake to help out those who are new to cake decorating. Here is an easy way to make a cute cake for your client! What I did was take a picture from a coloring book and duplicate it onto wax paper in the sections of each part of the picture for patterns. Do not cut out with scissors, just leave them on the wax paper. Then I rolled out the fondant in the color needed and layed the pattern over the top. I then took a very sharp exacto knife and cut out each piece of the picture. I layed a sheet of wax paper over the coloring page so that I would have an exact guide for placements. I just built the picture back up with all the pieces like a puzzle. Use a little dab of water to make the pieces stick together. You can choose to lay the entire thing over the cake as is, or you can roll out another piece of fondant to lay your finished product on so it has a background like I did here. Add a trim and you're done! Simple as that! I hope this was clear enough :) If you have any questions, I'd be happy to help! Happy baking!

Double Birthday

There are seperate photos of each of these cakes, but the photo they sent me is so much better. I had terrible lighting for my photos. They each had their own cake for their birthdays! One is obsessed with Wizard of Oz, the other obsessed with Britney! LOL TFL :) Happy baking!

Wizard Of Oz

This cake took FOREVER lol! Sculptures are made of fondant/gp. Cake is alternated by tiers with strawberry and raspberry. Strawberry and raspberry mousse with vanilla custard thrown in. So, lots of different combos in there. :) I thoroughly enjoyed making this one!

Britney Spears

I had a lot of fun making this one. Cake was a mixture of white cake and raspberry cake with raspberry mousse and vanilla custard fillings. The cake was iced in buttercream with fondant decorations. The staircase is rkt covered in fondant.

Curious George Birthday!

The mom brought me in two pictures of Curious George cakes. She wanted details from both cakes...this is the end result. Thank you to the original designers of the two cakes this was inspired from! The cake is banana cake with vanilla custard filling. Buttercream icing airbrushed. Hat covered in fondant, all decorations either fondant/gumpaste or buttercream. TFL! :)

Froggy Birthday!

Frog was scultped from RKT then covered in modeling chocolate :) Thanks for looking!

Royal Birthday

I wasn't 100% pleased with the outcome, but I know now what to do differently next time. The pillow and center of crown is cake. The accessories are gumpaste. Thanks for looking! :)

Easter Elegance

I'm a little late getting this uploaded! LOL Flowers are gumpaste, bunny is fondant, egg is rkt covered in fondant

Birthday With Belle

Just a simple birthday cake done for a 3 year old! Belle was sculpted from fondant. Thanks for looking!

Underwater Birthday

Cat In The Hat Baby Shower Cake!

I made this cake for my neice's baby shower. Not my best work due to the climate change that I'm not used to working in :( Oh well... The cake stand was special made by my husband out of pipe. He did such a wonderful job! The cat body is white cake w/ choc. mousse filling, his arms and head are rct. His hat is white cake w/ strawberry cream cheese filling. The teapot is choc. cake w/ coconut filling. The baby is banana cake w/ choc. mousse filling. The diaper bag is mint choc. cake w/ choc. mousse filling. The fish and all the diaper bag supplies were sculpted from rct and covered in fondant. Whew.... I think that's it! Thanks for looking!!!! Happy baking!

Hawaiian Wedding

This is my wedding cake entry for this years State Fair! Thanks for looking!

Days Of The Dinosaur

This is my Days of the Dinosaur themed cake for this years State Fair! Thanks for looking!

Kings Krew Dance Company Cake

Top is white cake with fudge filling, bottom tier is chocolate. Entire cake covered in fondant. Speakers are made from fondant/gumpaste mix. The lights are store bought and wrapped in fondant to look like stage lights. The lady is fondant/gumpaste and the chair is gumpaste. Airbrushed for effect. The curtains were still shiny from the airbrush in the picture. I think that's it... :) Thanks for looking! This was a fun cake to do!

Steampunk Victorian Horse & Carriage

Lighthouse Wedding Cake

Lighthouse is made from pound cake. The top part is made from gum/fond. The top glass part is actual glass with a smaller votive holder inside. There is a battery operated light inside so that the lighthouse actually lights up. Everything is edible except the glass. The bottom is white cake with strawberry creamcheese filling. Thanks for looking :)

Musical Birthday

Oregon State Fair Birthday entry. This cake was inspired by a poster I had as a little girl with the violin laying on top of the black piano with roses. I've had some inquiries about the support on this, so I've added a couple pictures to help out with that. The main cake board is wooden, and the support rod you see coming up the back is a 1" dowel screwed to the main cake board, covered in fondant and cut at an angle at the top. I then cut out the violin shaped board from a sturdy cardboard, wrapped in fondant, painted and let harden. The bottom of the violin should be cut flat to allow the lean in the violin. Once the bottom cake is in place, screw the violin shaped cake board to the dowel rod, angeling it so the cake won't slide. I used a small strip at the bottom with typical dowels to support the cake. The main part of the violin is sponge cake, and the handle is rice crispie treat covered in fondant. I used small dowels to hold the handle in place through the cake. If the angel isn't too sharp the cake won't slide. For extra support of the violin, I used fondant trim that wrapped the edges of the cake to the board itself. This exact cake in the picture is fake due to it being a fair entry, but I have made a similar cake in the past, so these instructions were from the real cake experience. Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to message me! :D