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I had a problem with the castle to begin with, but with the humidity and heat of the summer and the person stopping in front of me on the freeway causing me to slam on my breaks, this is what the cake looked like when I got to the party. I didn't know if I should laugh or cry, so I laughed and tried to salvage it. The little girl loved it and didn't even notice anything was wrong with it, but she was only 3 so I guess it wasn't a big deal anyway!
My daughter said she wanted a princess cake and then switched to an Ariel cake at the last minute. She played with my pans and pillars and came up with this shape. I had 9 hours to do this cake including baking time. It turned out really good and the kids and parents were extremely impressed.
I made this for my mom's 50th birthday. The bottom sign says "Holy Cow! She finally made it over the hill!" and the top sign says "Where are the greener pastures?!" Everything is done in buttercream except for the cows which were made from mmf.
A guy my mom works at Estes Express Lines got a job with Food Lion. The party committee asked me to do this cake for them. Trucks are made out of RKT and the cake is a 9x13 two layer cut like a topsy turvey to give it the hill.
I made this cake for my husband's work to celebrate a coworkers birthday. The black is one of Wilton's new Sugar Sheets. It was great to work with, but we will see how the taste test goes!
I made this with a friend for her mom's birthday. The lighting wasn't very good in this picture, but it was shaped like a skate.
I made this for a friend's 21st birthday. My first topsy turvy. I made the Jack and Sally out of gumpaste.
Just a practice for a wedding cake.
Bride wanted this for the wedding party and cupcakes for the guests.
Buttercream frosting, blue sparkle gel with clear gel mixture for water, brown sugar/ white sugar mixture for sand pit, modaling chocolate trees.
For a friend's Chanukah dinner party. She found a recipe in a gourmet cooking magazine and asked me to do it exactly like the picture in the book. I did not allow the modeling chocolate to dry enough so the bow was sagging and I put the entire recipe of chocolate sauce on the cake so it kept dripping. It tasted AMAZING tho!
Made this for my daughter's 2nd birthday party in December. She liked the color blue and I decided to put snowflakes on it since she seemed obsessed with the snow. I also added some nonpariells (sp?) just for fun.
Client asked for a football shaped cake (expecting me to draw a football on a sheet cake) with the Texans logo on it. I gave her this and she cried. Her fiance thought it was the most amazing cake he had ever seen. Obviously he doesn't know much about cakes!
Just for fun.
For a friend's baby shower. She was having a boy so I made the trim on the shirt blue.
Everything was buttercream except for the animals. They were made out of mmf.
Sculpted out of stacked 9x13 cake, covered in mmf, hand painted. I copied the words exactly as they are on a real bottle.
Made this for two coworkers who were getting married. This was done to match their invitations. It was difficult because it was cream cheese frosting and it was extremely soft.
I did this for a friend whose grandmother had cancer. They held an auction, and this was my contribution. Highest bid was $30!
A friend from church gave me an edible photo to put on this cake. I used the school colors of the collage she will be attending.
This was my first time working with a frozen buttercream transfer. Learned a lot from it. This was for a coworker as a gag for his birthday.
Decided to play around on a thank-you cake.
Just for fun cake. I used one of my daughter's shirts for the inspiration. I love how this turned out. It was done in butterscotch buttercream.
For a couple's 30th wedding anniversary. They were married on a boat in California and wanted to incorporate the boat into the cake. This was their idea.
This was for my daughter's 5th birthday. She helped me make the turrets out of mmf. I covered the cake in mmf and piped the swirls, number, and door on with buttercream.
A beach birthday party for a 2 year old girl. I had to figure out a way to do the hibiscus in buttercream. I thought they came out fairly well.
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