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The bottom cake was chocolate buttercream with buttercream polka dots. The little cake was buttercream with fondant accents. I made the sock monkey's face and hat purple and the 1 green to match the over all theme.
This was all buttercream. Unusual color combo, but it worked out good. Colors of Spring.
I made this for my son's birthday. I had to resize the picture so everything is a little blurry and some things are sqiggly looking. ;) I made a yellow basket weave on the cake drum in fondant. I made the animals and the barn out of fondant as well. This was mostly all fondant with some buttercream icing.
Birthday cake for a Twi-hard fan. I loved making this cake (I am too!) LOL I used items from all four of the book covers. The birthday girl wanted Edward's quote from "Twilight" on her cake. Since she likes Jacob, I added a wolf paw print next to happy birthday. I made it really sparkly like vampire skin, but it doesn't show good in the photos. Too bad. This was mainly fondant with some buttercream icing.
I used all the true colors that are in a male peacock's "eye" tail feathers. I think it turned out pretty good. This was all buttercream icing.
Buttercream icing with fondant rope and fondant hat.
To be honest. I was a little iffy on the brown stripes, but it turned out really cute. Buttercream icing with fondant stripes and bow.
This was for a retirement party and she loves going to the casino. LOL The customer actually had a picture of a cake like this and that's what she wanted. So thank you to whoever came up with the original design! ;)
This was all fondant. The numbers and purse are fondant as well. Hot pink and zebra stripes were a big thing this year. ;)
This was for an October birthday and I thought the leaves would do great for autumn. There's only one antler on the cake because...if you've ever been out and found a shed, you normally don't find both of them together. LOL I have the leaves covering it pretty good to make it more like how it would be found out in the woods. The cake was buttercream with fondant leaves and antler.
So, if you've played the game, you understand the blue under the grass and the mud up above. LOL I actually had no idea what Angry Birds was until this cake order so I had to do some research. Cake was buttercream and birds, pigs, sling-shot and wood boxes were fondant.
The cake is buttercream and I made the yellow swags on the side to represent Belle's ball gown. Chip was the little girl's favorite character from the movie. Last of all, the pink rose petals represented the enchanted rose the Beast kept in the glass case which the petals fell from until he found true love.
This was for a baby shower. All buttercream. The color changes were a lot more noticeable in person. LOL I guess the flash from the camera reflected too much. It still turned out beautifully.
All Fondant covered. I made the pearls individually and strung them up after dusting with pearl dust. I free handed the logo on the top of the lid. I actually cut two pieces of a fondant ribbon laying on the sides of the cake, but they kind of blend in with the white fondant fabric that I made to set the cake on. LOL
Buttercream cake with fondant accents. I made the cubs emblem with the stripes from the uniforms. Around the sides of this cake is the brick wall in the outfield of Wrigley Field covered in the famous ivy and grass surrounding the base.
This was a very chocolate cake with a chocolate buttercream icing. LOL I actually used the design on a paper towel for inspiration. =)
This cake was for two men. I made the sox cut into the grass of the infield like they do every so often at Fenway with the "Lone Red Seat" #21 in the outfield and Pesky's Pole. The Osu side replicated the 50 yard line of Boone Pickens Stadium with a White helmet and two pearl handled pistols. This was very simple, but fun to make. I enjoyed it!
OSU graduation cake. This was my first topsy-turvy cake, too. I painted Pistol Pete on the top tier.
This cake reflected how the tables at the bridal shower were decorated. She wanted this to be a very girly with the bow and butterflies.
I was excited to make this cake. This was a technique I had never tried before, but I think it turned out really well.. It also helped that my husband is a leather crafter. ;) I used some of his designs on this. This woman wanted this cake to have the same concept at the "Miranda Lambert" wedding cake.
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