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Metallic pink cake with traditional leopard print. Decorated with diploma, small graduation cap, and a coin purse cake with the graduate's initial and graduation ceremony ticket peaking out of the top. And feathers, just because!
Birthday Cake for a 1 year old little girl who loved dog bones.
These little corn purses are easily made using the wonder pan. Fondant is cut larger than the cake and tucked under so that it appears softly puddled. Extra large dragees or gum paste rolled into balls creates the pearled handles or ball clasp.
This design was inspired by another Colette Peter's creation. Each tier was carved into a soft, round shape and embellished with fondant roses, pearls, etc. It was fixed in place on top of an urn.
This cake was for a 17th, Peter Pan birthday party. Wendy's dress is represented in the bottom tier with lace overlays, blue sash, and cameo. The next tier is Peter's hat and sword. The top tier is Tinkerbell surrounded by flowers and perched on a mushroom.
This cake was for a little girl's 3rd birthday. The horseshoe and fences were gum paste. The horses were decorated cookies.
This was a birthday cake for a little girl, who loves pigs! Piggy is wallowing in a chocolate mud bath. Her 1st place ribbon from the country fair lies next to her. Daffodils, stones and wildflowers were made from gum paste.
This cake was requested for a Memorial Day celebration. Cake was carved and assembled on top of a toy car's base. Headlights were LED, battery operated wedding lights. The little, tiny, crushed beer cans complete the scene. The TV dinner cupcake idea was discovered from a popular cupcake book.
This cake was made for a hairstylist's 21st birthday. The scissors were crafted from gum paste. Each color hair was made from fondant; blonde, brunette, and red. The tub of gel on the board says "21", pretending it's a name of the gel, but really was the age of the birthday girl! The tub was made out of rice krispy treats and fondant with piping gel. The tube of hair color was crafted from fondant and again, piping gel was oozing out in place of the color. The flowers were fondant, as well as the hair clips and hair pins. The comb was made out of gum paste.
These purse cakes came in three different animal prints; zebra, leopard, and giraffe. Each cake had a fondant rope handle and complete with hand rolled clasps. Each print was rolled out and cut from fondant. The flowers and their leaves were also made from fondant. Each purse was individually packaged in decorated boxes for the birthday party.
The popcorn was assembled piece.........by piece.....from flattened miniature marshmallows. The hot dog was made from fondant. The football player was crafted from gum paste and hand painted. The popcorn box was made from gum paste and hand painted as well.
Inspired by a Colette Peter's cake design. This was for an Alice in Wonderland Themed birthday party. This was also my second cake I had ever done! The angles were created with styrofoam wedges. Fondant pearls, bows, and flowers. Hand painted with bright colors by request of the birthday girl.
These were requested for an Alice in Wonderland themed bridal shower. The tea cup sat on a lemon-lavender sugar cookie. The handle was made out of gum paste while the mushrooms, lady bugs, worms, berries, and leaves were hand crafted out of fondant and hand painted. The butterflies are edible wafer paper. Helpful Hint: The mini wonder pan was used for these cakes. Fast, easy, NO carving required! Just a small slice from the bottom to keep it level!
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