This cake was a lot of work that I was very pleased with in the end. The design was based off a table cloth the bride found for her reception, and also the calligraphy swirls from a previous cake. The daisies tied in the yellow from her color scheme. I hope your day was as great as you both! Thanks so much!
This cake was by far the most elegant cake I've ever tried to do! By using pearl dust, the calligraphy swirls were hand painted on and the base was piped with a dark chocolate icing. It was then garnished with roses and moss leaves found in the bride's bouquet. A sweet addition to a wonderful day. Congratulations to the new couple!
Weddings are parties right? Yes siree! Topped with a fun bow, this wedding cake was designed to look like gifts stacked on top of each other. The ribbon and gumpaste flowers were used to match all the colors of pink that were used. The ribbon was also painted with pearl dust to add a shiny finish. Thanks so much Mandy, you deserve the very best!
Accented by an elegant fountain, this cake turned out stinkin' cute! The bride wanted her colors tied in with the cake along with some fun polka-dots. If you knew her personality, this is just the perfect cake for her. The best of the best luck to you guys! Thanks for asking me to do your cake! Sure love ya!
A cupcake tree design was chosen to take care of the wedding cake and dessert in this case. Surrounded by all the other beautiful additions of the open house, the colors and style blended together very well. Good luck Morris couple!
Thanks to the bride's imagination, this cake was designed just for her. It incorporated her wedding colors and a version of some flowers in her bouquet. It wasn't as beautiful as her, but it turned out really well! Congratulations, you cute two! :o)
This is my very first wedding cake! Thanks so much to the bride and groom for having so much faith and trust in me! I hope your day was incredible! Love ya tons!
This was a cake done to celebrate a whole month of family birthdays. It is covered in fondant with the dots and the bow fondant also. Each family member celebrating a birthday that month has their name on one of the blue dots. Happy May Birthday's Nate family!
Made for a friend who loves frosting but not fondant. The fondant ribbon and flowers are easy to remove without taking away the yummy frosting they chose! Happy Birthday Becca! Good job for remembering Tyler... :o)
This cake came from a simple design found on the web. The bow and letters of the birthday girl's name is made from fondant. The daisies are made from gum paste and frosting. Happy birthday neighbor!
Making this cake was so much fun! I had a definite picture in my head about how this should turn out; we've all created those pictures from reading Winnie the Pooh since we were little haven't we? The figures are from the dollar store, but made for some fun presents in the end. The grass and waterfall are icing and the little flowers are made from gum paste. I hope your day was the best Lexi! I love you so much!
I LOVE theme cakes! This was one of the "funnest" to make. It was done for a big group celebrating three different birthdays. One was the big 40, thus the over the hill sign. The theme for their party was Treasure Island, so it was fun to try and incorporate other figures (all fondant) on the cake to bring that out. Thanks so much to you all, hope it was delicious!
Made especially for a little princess! Everything but the towers and the princess are edible on this cake. The ivy was piped on, and the other additions were made with fondant. It was so much fun to create this cake with the help of birthday girl's mom. Thanks for the fun!
I had heard that hunting themed cakes were hard, but I had a lot of fun with this one! The figures were all made out of fondant, and tootsie rolls were added to make the "deer" (or dog with antlers :o) ) and the fire wood. Next to the fire there is the infamous cooler and dutch oven, necessities when camping or hunting. :o) This was so much fun! Thanks and Happy Birthday!
This was a simple cake with chocolate frosting, a fondant ribbon at the base of each tier and a bow to top it off. The dots were pre made with royal icing. And remember birthday girl....Cakes are for EATING! :o) Love ya!
This was one of my first birthday cakes all covered in fondant. I call it the Dr. Seuss, play dough cake. Happy Birthday girls!
