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I made this cake for a co-worker's niece. It had moving parts. The chocolate character pops actually turned, but alas, I can't put video here to show it.
I ran out of time on this one, but it turned out. The top of the backpack is carrot cake with chocolate utensils and cutting board. The glasses are sugar glass. The bottom is white cake with chocolate silverware and plates. The wine bottle is chocolate and the cake portion is Red Velvet. A couple more days would have allowed me to finish it off a bit better.
This is chocolate cake with chocolate butter cream frosting and modeling chocolate covering everything.
This was for a S.A.A.M. (Sexual Assault Awareness Month) fundraiser. There was a graciously donated set of Disneyland tickets to be auctioned, so I was asked to make a theme cake to go along with the tickets. It's a simple yellow cake with butter cream, chocolate ear silhouettes, chocolate beads, fondant Mickey and teal ribbons.
My weak version of Crystal Sands.
This is a 6 inch yellow cake with butter cream frosting, a chocolate lace wrap and fondant roses on top. It's the first time I attempted this technique and I'll do better next time.
Fondant, butter cream and chocolate.
I had to try my version, of course. White cake, red velvet, sugar cookie brim, sugar glass fish bowl, fondant fish and hands, buttercream transfer and buttercream everywhere else. I've seen many that I felt were better, but it was fun.
Sour Patch Kids gravity cake
I just made this for a co-worker's birthday. The main cake is 4 thin layers of pound cake. The folder tabs are graham crackers dipped in chocolate. The red and blue tabs and sticky notes are sugar sheets.
All edible but the sign and the rings. Knuckles is fondant. The trees are fondant with pretzels for the trunks. The bridge is tootsie rolls and the water is jello.
My attempt at the bucket of ice with beer in it. I made this for a co-worker's birthday today.
I made my own birthday cake this year. The robots are fondant. The boxing arena is a single layer square yellow cake with butter cream frosting. I used bbq skewers for the ropes, but the rest is edible. The robot bodies are marshmallows with fondant wrapped around for the sake of saving fondant. The hand controls are cake with fondant. Simple.
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