Friday, November 27, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Number Sixty-Four
This is a cake for someone my husband works with - and I decided to use a little 'artistic freedom' with it. :o)
This is a red velvet cake, with buttercream, and fondant details. The pictures below illustrate the hand-planted wheat field, all the way to the lit Jack-O-Lantern on top.
Spooooooky!
Happy Halloween!!!!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Number Sixty-One
I made these cupcakes so we would have a little cake tomorrow, on my daughter's official first birthday. We're having her birthday party on Saturday, and I'm making a cake for that too - but she needs to have cake on her birthday birthday! :o)
And that is how the Happy Baby Birthday Girl Cupcakes came to be! These are chocolate cake, with buttercream frosting and sugar sprinkles.
Number Sixty
This was a surprise cake for a man who helped get a new business going - so the cake has their giant logo on it! This was a white cake, layered on chocolate cake, filled with buttercream and topped with fondant.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Number Fifty-Six
This was great! The bride was a HUGE Cubs fan, and the groom - a huge Sox fan. Arrrgh! So, of course, they wanted something to represent that. I really enjoyed working with the couple on this cake. We adjusted it according to the wedding colors, and voila! This was a chocolate cake, with vanilla buttercream, and some royal icing & fondant details.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Number Fifty-Five
This was a lot of work - and half of it was just the fondant - but I really enjoyed assembling it on site the most. This was a chocolate/vanilla swirl cake, with buttercream frosting, fondant, and trimmed with silver/rhinestone accents. The (fabulous) topper was provided by the bride-to-be.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Number Fifty-Four
This cake was for a couple whose names both start with the letter "J" -- they had jokingly made themselves a monogram ("J2"), which they stamp & emboss various places... so they wanted to incorporate it into their cake.
I think it's really sweet - and turned out absolutely beautiful.
This was an alternating dark chocolate and white cake, with vanilla buttercream, fondant, and buttercream details. It was filled with a rich raspberry pie-like filling. (Adorned with fresh flowers, provided by the bride & groom's florist.)
Number Fifty-Three
This was a groom's cake - which I made happily - but now realize I never got the story behind it! I know the bride and groom mentioned they had scientist friends that would enjoy sitting close to this cake. This was a mocha cake, with vanilla buttercream. The DNA was made using chocolate and strawberry pocky, and the groom's favorite - peanut M&Ms.
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