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Hannah ~ Embossed the fondant with scrap-booking stencils
A very different wedding cake indeed. Frogs from modelling chocolate and the dragonfly from fondant and the wings were made of gelatin. Coloured piping gel for the waterfall.
Miranda II ~ Gerber daisies
My grandson is an avid hunter and wanted a deer cake. Thanks to the ideas shared on this website, this is what I came up with. ps. His ear was setting up, hence the stick in the head.
My first fondant fiqures. I loved making them. This was the top of a cupcake tree. The cup cakes had fondant flowers similar to the ones on the little cake they had for cutting.
This one was a bit of a challenge. The coupled insisted on my using organic ingredients. I succeeded for the most part but, couldn't find organic icing sugar or fondant. The bride wanted lots of red roses.
The inspiration for this one came from a picture of a Martha Stewart cake the bride found online. We changed up the colour and the petals.
This was for a small intimate wedding. I thought it looked more like a birthday cake but, the couple loved it.
the flowers were piped on with a mixture of icing and piping gel, coloured. Then with a small brush pulling the piping towards the centre while it was still wet.
The couple were having two receptions so the bottom is real cake (I made two bottoms) and the top 3 layers are fake.
Every princess needs a castle.
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