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Two tier cake covered in fondant. Used styrofoam for the Buzz wings.
Used my nieces favorite candy to decorate this drip cake. Used melted chocolate and a spoon to make the drips. Make sure to only use a little bit of chocolate so not all the drips reach the base of the cake
Bought the Tyrion figure from Amazon and made the "40 is Coming" sign on my cricut. Used royal blue and black to make the base color and used silver and gold dust to add some shine to each dragon scale
I made the giraffe out of fondant.
I used Pirouette rolled wafers for the sides
Fun cake for my nieces bachelorette party.
Made this for a friends wedding. It was a hot day outside but the buttercream frosting stood up perfectly.
I melted red candy melts and lined the cupcake pan to make the perfect candy shell for the cakes
This cake I made for my friend who is a Harley rider.
Oasis of the Seas Cruise Ship Cake. Used Rice Krispies for the bottom layer.
3 tiered cake
3 year old Cars Cake with Lightening McQueen
Used Wilton giant cupcake pan. Made Sebastian out of Fondant.
Standing up minion cake of Stuart for my nephews 2nd Birthday
Made this cake for my Friends 40th Birthday. First time with Topsy Turvy and only 3 time with fondant. I used Fondx fondant and it worked great! I was so paranoid of the cake collapsing under the weight of the fondant, but it worked great. Used cardboard cake plates and wood dowels between layers and tried to make it as level as possible. Put a long dowel through all layers. It was REALLY heavy to lift, but it made it to the party. Glad I used a doctored cake mix for a more staple cake. I did keep it in the refrigerator until an hour before the party. I did read all the reviews and disaster stories about topsy turvy cakes and watched the videos on youtube, which really helped.
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