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Sweet and pretty pink and blue cupcakes for a little girl’s sixth birthday.
For a little girl turning 4 who loves all things green.
Garden party wedding cake with pink an white roses and green and pink hydrangeas.
Rustic cake trio in pink, mint and gray.
Camping cake with cake tent for a little boys 3rd birthday.
First birthday cake with removable smash cake. I had free range with this one. Mom wanting something elegant and I tried to keep it sweet also.
Just some fun cupcakes I made for friends.
Made for and featured in Cake Central Magazine.
Small ?My Little Pony? cake for a little girl?s 4th Birthday with Pinkie Pie. Should have given her more of a nose. This one was a blast!
This cake was made to matching some of the nursery decor and go with the fishing themed baby shower. It?s hard to see in the photos, but there is fishing line running from the pole to the letter ?B?. Had lots of difficulties with this one. From my butter cream to my pregnant mama. Her legs and arms fell off I don?t know how many times. Clearly from the pictures I need LOTS more practice with modeling. (any suggestions are welcome!) She was a learning experience.
I?ve been looking forward to making this one since November but I was in a motorcycle accident 2 weeks before this cake was due! I wasn?t about to tell the bride she was cakeless, so with the help of my mom (baking and cleaning up) I was able to still pull it off. Thanks Mom!! (First photo by Alea Bębenek)
Simple gender reveal cake. Purple would be mean girl and green would mean boy.
For a simple country themed wedding in yellow and blue. Had to change the whole cake silhouette at the last minute due to the florist somehow totally overlooking the flower order for the cake!!! Thankfully the bride still seemed to like it.
I made my very first mold for this cake (the green Lego plates on the top tier) and it was so fun. Giant Legos on top I made from candy melts, the top tier is covered in a fondant/gumpaste mix and the rest of the details are fondant.
The top of this cake was inspired by a pillow I saw with buttons sewn on in the shape of a heart.
Did this simple little sheet cake with my adorable little friend who's family watched the game with my family. It was her first FBCT and I think she did a fabulous job!
Made this for my husband, the "Zenworks Ninja" and his team.
QR Code for Technology Geek, aka: WHAT WAS I THINKING!!! I knew I could do this by printing the qr code onto edible paper, but that just seemed too easy. I wasn't sure about doing a FBCT either, so I went with the difficult route...fondant squares. I guess you could say I felt like a challenge. I was so pleased that the code actually worked!
Spice cake covered in butter cream with fondant details. Happy Fall!
Strawberry with vanilla buttercream. Made to match party plates, napkins...decor.
First time working with modeling chocolate & loved it! Thanks to the inspiring Sara for wearing all those frilly ruffle shirts and dresses and to bebegirl1969 for your wonderfully helpful instructions.
This one is for my dad, who cares WAY more about the way a cake tastes than looks. so I made his favorite butter cream and colored him an edible picture with it. This was my first FBCT and, while it still looks like a 3 grader did it, it's way better than I expected! I later added a few lines from one of his favorite hymns which included, "Rejoice, I have found my sheep!"
1st Birthday cake for my cute buckaroo of a nephew. This was my first time attempting to cover a cake in butter cream with Sharon Z's method, well to be honest, ANY kind of method. I wondered if I my dam was thick enough and I got a bulge, so I'm guessing no. I'll get it next time. My nickname for my nephew is "banana" so the cake was banana and lemon. This also explains the tiny banana sitting next to the guitar.
Made these little guys with my son to pass the time on a rainy day. We were at a hotel and pretty limited as far as tools and supplies, so it came out WAY better than I expected. Had lots of fun with it and enjoyed the special time with my kiddo. He wants to make a little cake to put it on when we get home.
This is the biggest cake I have done so far. It's a 12" base. It didn't come out as nice as i wanted and there was some cracking during the 30 min. trip to the church building that I could mostly patch up. Overall, it was a learning experience, and when I pick myself up off the floor tomorrow, I'll be ready to do it again! (Gluten Free Chocolate & Strawberry cake. Gum paste roses on top & my first fondant roses at the base.)
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