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The bride loved purple, calla lilies, and betta fish! It was a stretch to put those together, but our unbelievably creative in-house artist did it! The cake is topped with and etched glass fishbowl that contained light purple and white glass stones. A 6" etched mirror was placed under the fishbowl. The live betta fish was added at the last moment and was well behaved, staying in the bowl for the entire reception! (Note: the brown color of the fishbowl is coming from the wall behind the cake table. The water in the fishbowl was fresh and crystal clear!) While difficult to see, the bride and groom's names are on the side of the top tier and the names of the children in this new blended family are on the side middle tier.
A little buckaroo is on the way and his mama has decorated his nursery using a cowboy theme. The inspiration for this cake came from the crib ensemble. The quilt squares are fondant. Tip 233 and yellow buttercream was used to create the little hay bale holding up the gumpaste cowboy hat. The rope border was done with a star tip and buttercream.
A temporary dog fostering has turned into a lifelong love affair between Bobby, a lovable standard poodle, and his forever family. Being a part of the family means being part of all the family celebrations~ especially those involving cake! Cherie's birthday celebration finds Bobby atop a delicate lemon cake with raspberry filling and iced with fluffy lemon buttercream.
Chocolate cake w/chocolate-raspberry ganache filing. Buttercream icing and sugarpste flowers.
For our favorite pug lover~a birthday celebration at school.
Thanks for all the inspiration from fellow cake-crazy members!
This cake (full sheet) is a replica of a nursery quilt. The quilt blocks were made from fondant. The baby was created with Rice Krispies treats and fondant. Fondant was used to create the flippers, mask, and pacifier.
A slumber party and movie night were the inspiration for this cake. The girls in the "sleeping bags" had features that resembled each party guest. The lighted "theater marquee" was created with fondant.
Special thanks to russette80 for the inspiration. The link to her her Wild Flower cake: http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1992775 . We were delighted to have the opportunity to make this cake for an Autism Speaks fundraiser. This organization is near and dear to our hearts so we decided to pull out all the stops and make the most spectacular cake we could imagine.
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