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Next time I would use the white fondant to cover the top layer. I don' t like the off-white hue the buttercream gave off. Lesson learned!
Red velvet cake with fondant accents and gumpaste scissors
Modeling chocolate torso, red velvet skirt bottom.
Had a lot of help from Kakedreamer1212 (thank you!), but didn't come out nearly as awesome as hers. Not sure what was going on with the lighter color over the snakes eyes either...lol. Oh well, at least I can say I tried :)
For my daughter's first communion. Got the idea for the crepe paper balls from someone here on CC...I'm sorry if the name escapes me. Everything else was on the table was hand made/decorated. TFL!
Flirty "skirt" cake and makeup...all it's missing is an iPod/iPhone and the cake pretty much sums up the "tween" years...lol. TFL!
Simple yet elegant two tiered quilted pattern cakes with ribbon.
Did a buttercream version of this, but this one is covered in fondant. I like the clean finish look of the fondant better...just wish I'd cleaned up that cake board a bit..lol. TFL!
I was totally inspired by the many Minnie Mouse cakes here on CC, but taken aback by the EnglishCakeLady's frilly minnie cake. Can't hold a candle to hers so I stuck 4 candles in mine...my baby loved it...lol! TFL!
6', 8' and 10'....after having so much fun making Boots (not), I decided to make Dora a gumpaste cutout instead :) Lots of inspiration from CC...thanks a million. All edible except the cherry stems. TFL!
I know there's a million of these already on CC, but I just wanted to add it to my gallery :) Happy Holidays everyone!
The client wanted a smaller rendition of a gorgeous cake she had seen on the Pink Cake Box website....and of course, a pair of converse sneakers (thanks to the sneaker tutorial posted here on CC) Now my client thinks I'm "amazing"...lol! TFL
Thank you kiraboo and fellow CC'rs for the inspiration. Had a HORRIBLE time covering this strawberry...I think I learned a valuable lesson though...rolling out fondant too thin makes for excess fondant near the bottom which is impossible to smooth out..hence the fondant grass...lol! TFL!
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