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This cake was inspired by the flowery copy printed on the front of a bottle of Absolut Vodka. I took a few liberties to make it personal for the Appalachian birthday girl, celebrating her 40th.
This couple wanted their cake to reflect the area where the ceremony was taking place in the mountains of North Carolina.
My first attempt at making a pair of giant cake baby shoes, covered in fondant, to top a baby shower cake.
I enjoyed trying this. . . but I have to say I'm happy no one else has wanted one!
I've only made two cakes for the FOB, and both for the same, sweet family! They LOVED cake, and wanted a wedding cake, a groom's cake and one for the FOB. . . all at the reception.
This customer brought me a plate and asked me to sculpt fruit to duplicate the image. I tinted marzipan to make the various fruits and leaves.
This cake was ordered by a local amusement park to celebrate their 50th Anniversary. I put a tiny vase in the smokestack so we could add dry ice and get the train to smoke.
The groom, with the help of the mother of the bride feeding him the needed tiles, proposed to the bride during a Scrabble game. This cake, served at the rehearsal dinner, commemorated that event. I thought it was really sweet!
What could be wrong with a chocolate wedding cake?! The cake is covered in chocolate ganache, the flowers are white chocolate modeling paste, the pearls are piped buttercream.
My customer wanted every SEC team mascot represented on her husband's birthday cake, with Ole Miss dominating on the top tier. I created them all in Italian Buttercream. It was quite a feat, but they were very pleased with the final results.
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