Joe gave me topsy turvy pans for Christmas and I was eager to try them out. This is my first attempt at a topsy turvy cake, I know my next one will be better. Happy New Year!
Friday, December 31, 2010
Happy New Year!
Joe gave me topsy turvy pans for Christmas and I was eager to try them out. This is my first attempt at a topsy turvy cake, I know my next one will be better. Happy New Year!
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Mom's Birthday Cake!
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Taz Cake
Monday, December 13, 2010
Tinkerbell Cake!
Cake-A-Mania!!!
This is the end of the year cake for Chikara wrestling! I made this cake for the season nine finale in Reading. Everyone enjoyed the bottom layer, the red velvet cake, the most. Even in cake form, no one likes the BDK! The symbol in the middle of the ring is the symbol for Chikara Pro.
The design on this cake matches the design on Eddie Kingston's shirt. Happy Birthday King :)
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Golf Birthday Cake
Our Anniversary Cake
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Engagement Cake
Friday, August 27, 2010
Cocoa & Kiwi Wedding Cake
Congratulations Audra & Ryan! Audra had a cocoa & kiwi color scheme for her wedding. She wanted a very simple chocolate cake. I had trouble getting the fondant the right shade of green so I ended up using a real ribbon. I am so happy with the way it turned out!
A close up of my calla lilies. They are my mom's favorite :)
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Cakes for Kids!
Today I had a kids cake class at Micheal's. I think all the girls cakes turned out really well. Jessica made a cake for her Aunt Patty's birthday. Ally made a soccer cake for a party tonight. She is on the a team called the Stoners and they kick butt! My cake is all about liking cake. Elena (she's shy) made a cake for her brother. Blue is his favorite color and she put lots of fun designs on it. Great job girls, your cakes look awesome!
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Damask Wedding Cake
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Love the Arts Cake
This is the cake I made for my music teacher, Phil Mancini's, summer picnic. The name of the school is "Love The Arts!" so I really wanted to make that POP on the cake. So I decided to make it POP out of the cake in a celebration!
I hand painted the sheet music to the song, "Music Hour". I thought it was appropriate since the song is all about practicing your music lessons. Unfortunately I ran out of room to write the lyrics in the sheet music.
A close up of the roses, they always look so pretty on a piano. I am so proud of this cake because it was my own design and it turned out better than I expected!
Tammy and Jeff's Wedding Cake
Congratulations Tammy & Jeff! This is the finished cake after the florist added the fresh flowers. I think the florist did a nice job with the placement.
Here is the cake before the fresh flowers were added. The cake had three tiers of red velvet and two tiers of white cake all covered in butter cream icing then fondant. Next, I covered the cake in piping gel and sprinkled each tier with sparkling sugar for a very soft and elegant look.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Demo cake for Michael's
I made this cake for a demo at Michael's. I think it turned out cute, it was Joe's idea to do all stars and one moon.
This is a vanilla cake with fudge filling, butter cream icing and fondant on top. The decorations are fondant on-lays (where the stars are stacked) and fondant in-lays (where each star is nested in the next).
Display cake for Michael's
Friday, July 16, 2010
Banana cake
I wanted to try a new banana cake recipe that was given to me by Rita. I went with a boiled icing which tasted great but it was too thin to decorate with. Thanks Rita, it was delicious!
The flowers on top were left over from the cherry blossom wedding cake. Since they get really hard and you do not eat them, it came in handy that I had some extra!
Tri-force Cake
Fancy Cupcakes
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Elliott's First Birthday!
Happy Birthday Elliott! Elliott's mom and dad liked this design by LoriMC on Cake Central, a site I use for inspiration on cakes. The only difference is they wanted a lion and not a panda.
Here is a close up of the monkey, bees and ladybugs. I thought the bees turned out just darling!
The lion was all my design!
The Elephant turned out great even though I had tons of trouble with him! The heat and humidity made the trunk almost melt right off his little face! Even with supports to hold it up.
This is Elliott's smasher cake. For those of you who don't know, on a kids first birthday, he/she gets a small cake of their own to make a mess! I heard Elliott made no such mess, he wanted nothing to do with it :(
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Thom & Alison's Cake - the Finished Product
After I stack the cakes, I hammer a long dowel rod down the center to keep the cake from falling over.
This is a beaded boarder to cover the seams where the cakes come together.
The branches I made out of fondant and tacked into place with gum-glue and toothpicks.
A close up of the flowers with the sparkles on them!
The finished cake! Congratulations Thom and Alison!
Thom & Alison's Wedding Cake - Before
Since the site is now up and running, I figured I'd give you a sneak peak on how I put my cakes together. Here is for our friends Thom and Alison's wedding on 05/15/10:

This is the first layer of white cake. The flowers I made a few days in advance they still need the sparkles at this point...

Next step is to put the dark chocolate icing on top for the filling of the cakes.

I have added the top layer of white cake. Think of it as a giant reverse oreo cakester!

Now to cover the cakes in vanilla butter cream icing.

These are the cakes covered in fondant.

Here I have inserted the dowel rods to prepare the cakes for stacked construction.
You are now up to date on Thom and Alison's wedding cake. After they get married, we will head over to the reception hall to put the cake together. I will have pictures up of the completed cake on Sunday!
This is the first layer of white cake. The flowers I made a few days in advance they still need the sparkles at this point...
Next step is to put the dark chocolate icing on top for the filling of the cakes.
I have added the top layer of white cake. Think of it as a giant reverse oreo cakester!
Now to cover the cakes in vanilla butter cream icing.
These are the cakes covered in fondant.
Here I have inserted the dowel rods to prepare the cakes for stacked construction.
You are now up to date on Thom and Alison's wedding cake. After they get married, we will head over to the reception hall to put the cake together. I will have pictures up of the completed cake on Sunday!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Wedding Cake 04/25/10
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