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Peacock wedding cake. Gumpaste peacock, feathers and flowers.
All edible decorations. Cake is snickerdoodle cake with cream cheese buttercream. Cinnamon sugar is the sand, blue piping gel is the water.
A fashion inspired wedding cake with sugar "fabric" flowers, blossoms, pearls and gold sequins and a design in gold.
Wedding cake with pearls and sugar star gazer lilies.
Wedding cake with ruffles and pearls
My cake for the Marvelous Molds Onlays Contest!
Rustic, messy style buttercream wedding cake with fall flowers.
Wine crate cake I made for a local fundraiser that were having a wine themed gathering/wine tasting. It was a huge hit. Everything is edible, the label is handpainted to match the group's logo.
Picture of two-face is hand painted.
Buttercream with modeling chocolate zebra stripes.
Swiss Dot Wedding Cake with a few sugar roses. Brides request.
Vineyard themed Wedding Cupcakes and Cutting Cake.
Steampunk Wedding Cake... I also must add that this wedding cake was transported about 400 miles and did awesome. I was so proud of it. :D
Doll... in a cake.
My first real 3D cake... an attempt to replicate a friend's jeep. I had a friend consult with me to find the proper dimensions of the jeep and scale those done. So, this cake is actually properly scaled. Built up on on a support so it looked like a real jeep on tires. It was my first time building a cake support, so it was an interesting process. If I ever attempt again, I will definitely need a few power tools!
A small 6 inch wedding cake to sit on top of a cupcake tower. The butterflies are made of gumpaste. They were cut out freehand and are hand drawn and hand painted.
A rustic style wedding cake with messy buttercream, teal cosgrain ribbon and twine bows.
A wedding cake (faux) made for a bridal show adorned with gilded scrollwork, a touch of handpainting and handmade sugar dogwood flowers.
Iron Throne cake from the Game of Thrones, in celebration of the Season 3 Premier tonight! The cake is white chocolate, with white chocolate buttercream and white chocolate ganache. It's covered with fondant and then all the swords are made out of gumpaste and painted with silver luster dust. The decor alone took 12 hours.
Superman grooms cake with handmade logo and cake on the back. Turned out really cute. Made with a fondant/chocolate paste mix.
Baby bump cake to welcome a baby girl. It has a fondant dress with giraffe pattern and cute ruffles around the bust... and of course the little foot sticking out. Inside the cake was a scratch funfetti cake with custom made pink sprinkles and cake batter buttercream.
I'm not sure what this technique is called, but I've been calling it chocolate lace. I saw it once and recreated it. Pretty easy, you just have to time it just right. But, it's the chocolate drizzle swirls, wrapped around each tier. You just drizzle and allow to semi-set. Corresponding colored ribbon on each tier. Lavender colored rose bud on top with rose petals all down and around. It turned out really lovely.
Ivory swiss dot wedding cake, with ivory cosgrain ribbon, dotted border and handmade sugar roses. The mini cake was a gluten free cake for the bride, who had a wheat allergy.
Two tier chocolate ruffle anniversary cake. The cake was chocolate almond with almond buttercream. The cake was covered in a modeling chocolate and homemade marshmallow fondant combination, which gave it a really nice taste and great texture to work with. The cake was "ruffled" from top to bottom with strips of covering and put on one by one starting at the top and working down. I used corn syrup as my glue... it's thicker and makes it stick faster. The bottoms of each tier were covered in brown satin ribbon. The flowers were hand made from gumpaste. I don't necessarily love how those look, but the customer wanted bigger ones instead of the longer slender ones. All in all, it turned out really beautiful.
Castle cake insides were vanilla bean cake with vanilla bean buttercream. The outside walls and towers are fruity pebble rice crispy treats (request of the customer) and those were covered in frosting and fondant. The door is made out of modeling chocolate. The gate is made out of black gumpaste and painted with metallic paint to give it a shiny iron look. The gate accidentally got stuck on there crooked, but it kept falling otherwise. The gargoyal is made out of modeling chocolate. The torches are made out of gumpaste and the fire is made out of pulled sugar. The stained glass windows are made out of melted sugar that were poured into molds and food colors were painted on the back to give it that look of being stained glass. It took a lot of trial and error, but finally have a decent method for those. This cake was lots of fun. The only thing I forgot were the window!
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