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Cute chocolate fondant penguins having fun atop matching fondant igloos.
Dark chocolate buttercream and marshmallow webs on the outside. Chocolate and orange colored vanilla polka dots on the inside. Fondant ghost set on a flickering electric candle.
Birthday cake for a friend with a love for bourbon. Barrel is chocolate fondant. “Ice” is brewer’s sugar.
Retirement cake for a friend who served in the Marines and Air Force.
Golf cake pops are ready to drive off Tootsie Roll tees.
Cupcakes get a magical upgrade with fondant creations from the wizarding world. Harry Potter, Hedwig, Gryffindor scarves, lightning bolts, brooms, spell books, and a golden snitch are all crafted in fondant.
A special 1st birthday rainbow cake for very special rainbow twins. Each twin had his own three layer cake with rainbow polka dots on the inside. A fondant rainbow spanned the cakes.
One twin loves minions. The other loves Pikachu. Luckily they are both yellow and make a perfect mashup cake.
I made this Millennium Falcon Cake for my son's 6th birthday. It was my third time using fondant. I used 2 10-inch cake pans and pieces from a loaf pan to make the ship. Then I set the whole thing on two 9" x 13" cakes. I would have cleaned up the base a little more, but I ran out of time as I was also taking care of my newborn twins at the time! The figures are plastic, but everything else is edible.
This is the cake I made for my son's 5th birthday. It was only my second fondant cake and my first time sculpting a figure (and accessories), so I was pleased with the result. Everything is edible except the mast and sails, which are skewers and paper.
I made this cake for my son's 4th birthday. His cake is an excavator and was my first time using fondant. I was really pleased with the result and LOVED working with fondant. Everything on the cake is edible, except for the thread I used to string together the licorice for the tread. The arm is homemade biscotti glued together with royal icing. For the digger claw, I carved cake, stuck in little pieces of licorice cut on an angle and covered the whole thing in fondant. The dirt on the sheet cake is a mixture of Nilla Wafers, graham crackers and Oreos, which is a surprisingly tasty and realistic combination. Looked like Arizona dirt. There are a few candy rocks thrown in too. The little pile of dirt is carved cake. Letters are in fondant, which I cut in freehand. The candles, which you can't see in this picture, are little caution cones. It was fun to make, although pretty time consuming. My son loved it!
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