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Giant cupcake cake in the style of Andrea's Sweetcakes (and admittedly not a patch on hers!).
Laker's cake with fondant logo.
Gender reveal cake for a "baseballs or bows" themed party.
Boy Scout Cake for an Eagle Scout Promotion. Medal and pin are fondant.
This was my first time making a cake that featured sugar flowers. I have never been so nervous as I was punching that first flower through my fondant (no looking back at that point, right?) TFL!
Santa, bag, toys, and candy modeled with colored Fondx. Cake covered in homemade brown, then white, LMF fondant. I used Rhu's free tutorial from SugarEd to model my Santa; he was dead easy! Merry Christmas!
Bride sent me a photo of the groom's engine he was rebuilding and I "tried" to make it into a cake!
Pink white chocolate over naked ganache.
Zebra is fondant, leopard is hand painted. All on buttercream.
Sharon Wee inspired floral garland with crusting buttercream ruffles.
Egg free cake for a Doc McStuffins themed party.
Strawberry cake!
Buttercream version of the other sister!
Butterflies are painted with food color. 3D butterflies are made from painted wafer paper and fondant. TFL.
Volcano and dinosaurs cut from fondant with tylose added, airbrushed, then detailed with food color and petal dusts. TFL!
I had to throw something together quickly last night for an office party today, so I just used a few fast techniques that don't require any "wait" time: painting, minimal fondant work, and swirly roses. (Branches were painted with food color thinned with vodka, and then berries, birdy, and snowflakes were cut from fondant). Super fast cake.
From iambaker tutorial, this is a white almond sour cream cake filled and decorated with cream-infused whipped vanilla bean butter cream icing. Ribbon roses are fondant and monogram is gum paste. Thanks for looking and thanks to iambaker for a fantastic tutorial.
All butter cream finish with fondant accents. Cupcake holder was made by cutting apart a silicon cupcake mold and using it as a guide on my fondant. I just cut the fondant holder much taller. Then I (kind of) painted it (ha, I don't pretend to be an artist) with food color thinned with vodka to (sort of) match the party decor. I shaped the holder around a juice glass and let it dry a couple days. The day before the party, I filled it with alternating layers of cake and icing and then iced it like a real cupcake. It was made to be lifted off the big cake and served to baby Avery as her smash cake. Thanks for looking!
Butter cream finish, all fondant decor. Thanks for looking!
I stole the idea for the gloves from jbarrett573, but her cake is a million times better than mine. Special thanks to her for the inspiration! Cake is finished in butter cream with gum paste gloves, hat, and ears. I screwed up the top of this cake so bad that I had to put a red butter cream border on top to cover my mess! I've heard it said that everywhere on a cake you see a random border or flower, it's probably to cover something up. True in my case!
WASC with vanilla butter cream filling and icing. Fondant accents, gumpaste bow and tiara. Thanks to EnglishCakeLady for her fantastic bow video tutorial!!
WASC, vanilla bean butter cream filling and icing, fondant decor, gum paste 2D figures on top. TFL!
Finished in buttercream, 200+ fondant flames, gum paste guitar modeled after the real guitar the birthday boy plays. TFL.
Butter cream, fondant decor, gumpaste pins and bow. Thanks for looking!
Strawberry sand castle cake. All edible. Sand is Nilla wafers, a handful of dark brown sugar, and a spoonful of rainbow disco dust. Shells are hand-sculpted fondant, hand-painted with food colors and then luster dusted. Spires are sugar cones, painted with tempered chocolate, rolled in the edible sand.
Another rose cake using the iambaker tutorial.
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