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Thank you so much to alanahodgson for the inspiration of this cake. My work is not as clean as yours, but I did really enjoy making this cake. :)
Just a quick and simple pirate boy. :)
This cake was inspired by Wilton's " A New Spin On Aging" design. I'm just a hobbyist, so I know it's not perfect....but my dad really liked it. I made it for his 50th birthday. :)
This cake was a just-for-fun project. It was inspired by the thousands of lights my husband has put up at our house this year. Merry Christmas everyone!
Inspired by the book "Hello, Cupcake!" and also a few examples here on cc. Thanks for looking! :)
I made this cake for my Dad, who is a cowboy at heart. :) Sorry for the terrible background, I made it in my parents kitchen and didn't have anywhere to put it to take a really nice picture. This was my first attempt at a fondant figure to top a cake. Overall, it's not perfect but I learned a lot and he really liked it. :) That's what counts :)
Thanks SO much for posting m&m bunny cakes and giving me inspiration. I would have never thought of this cake on my own. This went to a little boy's elementary school for his Easter party there. I hope all of the kids liked it! Thanks for looking :)
This Valentine's cake was for a customer who wanted all buttercream decorations. It''s modeled after a Wilton design, only using a round cake instead of a heart shaped one. Thanks for looking :)
This was my first attempt at a "box of chocolate" cake. I looked at several examples on this site to get ideas. :) I really like the way it turned out......I'm sure I'll be making another one next year!
Thanks SO much to others on this site for providing the inspiration for this cake. My niece loved it!
This was my very first wedding cake :) I hope to make many more. I used 8", 12", and 16" square cakes. All are iced with BC. The flowers are made of royal icing. I used directions for making an easter lilly, but made them green instead of white to fit the wedding's color theme. This cake was actually for my brother and law, who is a big football fan.....therefore the goofy cake topper. I was kind of hoping all of my hard work on those flowers (it was my first time using royal icing) would be topped with something more elegant. :) But I guess the football topper matched his personality better. :)
I made this cake for my husband, who is a huge Noles fan. I used BC for everything, and piping gel transfer to help me with the design. Didn't trust myself to freehand this :)
My boss asked me to make this cake for her grandson's class at school. Since he is in kindergarden, I wanted a Halloween cake that wouldn't be too spooky. I thought this was a good compromise, because he still looks a little goofy :) Everything is BC except his eyes and nose, which are m&ms. The good thing about making this cake is that you only have to use 3 of the m&ms and still have the rest of the pack ton enjoy for yourself. :)
For this cake I used a Wilton sphere shaped pan to bake the baseball. For the homeplate, I baked a rectangular cake and then carved it into the shape of the base. I cut about an inch or so off the bottom of the "baseball" so that it would sit flat on top of the base (also added a dowel rod for support). I iced the base white and then sprinkled graham crackers crumbs on it to make it look "dirty."
My sister requested cupcakes for her bridal shower, and one of her colors was pink. They were a big hit at the shower :)
I used Wilton's sunflower pan for this cake. I found out that one of my friends loves Sunflowers so I made this for her. One of my first cakes. I think it turned out pretty good, but want to learn more techniques. :)
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