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This was an Angry Birds cake we made for our son. All of the sculpting was done with fondant.
This sheet is a double sheet cake. The Eagle was shaped with RCT and covered with fondant. The flag is fondant and sugar sheets. The emblem is gumpaste and sugar sheets. It rained in the parking lot when we were delivering it so the dots are extra flair!
This is a cake we made for our son's teacher. The apples were made with MMF.
The branch on the cake was sculpted with coat hangers and craft wire, wrapped in floral tape, wrapped in brown fondant and finally dusted with cocoa powder. The leaves colored fondant and then painted with petal dust. The base is a log sliced by the bride's father.
This is a cake we made for my nephew's 16th birthday. The trees are sugar cones and pretzel rods with royal icing. All other details are fondant and gumpaste.
The ducks, tiles and rug are marshmallow fondant. The tub is rice crispie treats covered in marshmallow fondant and filled with decorator's gel. The bubbles are buttercream icing.
This is a two layer, 12 inch marble cake. The dogs and dog house were made with gumpaste. The other pieces were made using fondant.
The top tier of this cake was reserved for the birthday boy so I did it in buttercream so he could get nice and messy. The bottom two tiers were fondant. The barn facade and the animals were made of gumpaste.
The tiara was made using gumpaste. This was my first attempt to sculpt cake (prior sculpting done with rice cereal treats).
This was made for our son's 3rd birthday. My husband sculpted the Hulk out of rice cereal treats and then covered it with candy clay. The bricks were cereal treats covered in fondant. To get a brick and mortar look, we just pieced the fondant rectangles over the buttercream icing.
We fashioned this cake from the party invitation. The colors were difficult to incorporate so that they didn't look gaudy. This is what we came up with and it turned out to be a very simple solution to what appeared to be a difficult problem.
We made this cake for my mother-in-law's 65th birthday party. The brown fondant is a chocolate fondant. The flowers are made with gumpaste.
The ship was made using rice cereal treats. The men and shark were sculpted using candy clay. Gum paste was used for most of the other sculpting work.
We made this cake for my sister's coed baby shower. My husband sculpted the monsters and Max using candy clay. This was our first fondant, first candy clay and first tiered cake.
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