Showing posts with label theme cake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theme cake. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

A Rockin' Cake for a Rock Music Loving Guy





My customer ordered this cake for her son who is a big fan of Heavy Metal and Hard Rock. She asked that some of his favorite guitars appear on the cake. The guitars were cut out of gum paste and then the additional detail pieces were cut and layered on. The finishing touches were painted on.

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Sunday, January 30, 2011

A Bright Fun Cake for a Special Birthday Boy!


The details on this care are fondant and royal icing. The characters were provided by the client.

This is a Red Velvet Cake with creamy, light, and fluffy chocolate chip filling! My kids each ate 2 pieces of the extra cake round I had. And I ate a slice as well!!! Gotta watch that snacking... That or I'll be watching my boo-tay! *wink*

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Friday, June 4, 2010

Hawaiian Luau Party Cake

Here's a fun and tropical party cake for a little girl. Roslyn turns 6 this weekend and they are celebrating with a Luau Party. The cake was inspired by the plates and napkins purchased for the party.



Happy Birthday Roslyn!!!

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Saturday, December 12, 2009

Circular Saw Cake for a woodworker in Bucks County, PA




Made this cake for a client. Her husband really enjoys working with wood and she wanted something to reflect his personality for his Birthday. I really like how it turned out and LOVE the saw dust. It's actually the base of a cute little snowman cookie that is shaved on a cheese grater. My son actually thought I put sawdust on the cake! Too funny!

The delivery was thoroughly nerve wracking but the cake arrived in one piece and my client as well as her husband were thrilled!


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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Black and White Birthday Cake


The director of my son's pre-school orders a cake for the Birthday's of her staff members. So on Tuesday's when they have a staff meeting, whoever has a Birthday that week, gets a cake. It's a fantastic way to show her staff how important they are and not overlook their important days.

We decided on 9" cakes because they are big enough to enjoy at the staff meeting and the Birthday Girl can bring the leftovers home for her family.

Today is Happy Birthday to Miss Jean. I wanted to do kind of "funky cool" because that's the way she is. Nothing too frilly but festive at the same time. I think Black and White works well for this occasion.

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