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Farm themed first birthday cake
I tried something a little different with this cake. Everyone seemed to love it. Instead of piping a top border, I added chocolate covered strawberries in its place
A local dentist has me do all of the cakes for his assistants birthdays and anniversaries. I try and do something a little different with each cake I take to them. This time around I decided to work on my scrolls. Black scrolls around the side as well as in place of the top border.
This was a quick last minute order. They wanted something simple and elegant. A two tier round with chocolate ribbon around the bottom for the border, chocolate dots and sugar pearls around the center
This was done for a western themed wedding. The borders are rope made from twisted fondant. The decor around the center of the cake is fondant twisted to look like barbed wire. The initials are branding irons. Each initial is for a child or grand child of the couple getting married. Then a larger brand on top.
I did this for a grooms cake for a wedding. I think it turned out alright for my first sculpted car cake
I did this hair dryer for a good friend. His girlfriend is a hair dresser. Quite pleased with the way that it turned out. I do, however, need to work on presentation. I couldn't find any foil for my boards locally after the WM ran out. Also, there is entirely too much overspray
Very happy with this cake. The bride and entire wedding party absolutely loved it.
I'm fairly pleased with this cake. I wish the ribbon had not been sheer, and hadn't had a wire. I didn't realize what the bride had given me until it was WAY beyond too late. I think the strawberries were a wonderful touch, those were the bride's idea.
I did this one for a good friend of mine. I had some of my Industrial Engineering classes with him. He graduated this spring with his IE degree. There is a calculus book, Operations Research book, Graduation cap, and a "Dos Equis" bottle. Done in IE flavor to match his degree.The top of the hat is gum paste, the only thing not edible is Tassle.
This was a first birthday cake. I think the original design might have come from here. The client brought me a picture of what she wanted.
This was my first time working with fondant sculpting animals. Also my first time doing detailed work with gum paste. The animals are Fondant, the trees on top are gum paste. I had a little trouble gluing everything together. In the end, the woman it was for and everyone at the baby shower loved it.
This was done for a 17 year old. The bow is fabric, I haven't explored the world of fondant or gum paste bows yet.
This was my first attempt at working with gum paste. My template stuck a little bit and I forgot to create a pick to stick into the cake so it would stand up on the top of the cake.
A little twist on the Beer cooler cake. I needed something to serve a few hundred people at a local music venue. They use Beer Tubs to serve beer out of, so what better than a beer tub cake! The bottle caps were made from cast white chocolate. I think that may be the only addition over the normal beer cooler cakes
My first attempt at 3-d sculpting with rice crispy treats. It came out OK. I wish I'd taken more time to smooth the body before covering in fondant
Everything was done in Buttercreme
This was my first time covering a cake in fondant, my first tiered cake in several years.
This was done for a 10 year old. The cake is the back of the ninja's head. The "body" is a board covered in fondant. The swords are rice crispy treat, and fondant.
This was done for a second birthday party. My airbrush didn't show up in time so the color was done from Wilton Sprays and is uneven. This is my first 3D shaped cake
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