Not for the Athletically Challenged!

This was a unique two tiered cake made for cousins on their Confirmation. One plays baseball and the other, golf. The top tier includes a baseball diamond with a golf flag on the pitcher's mound. The bottom tier represented the golf course.

This cake was a 1/2 sheet cake covered in hand-painted fondant to resemble a hardwood basketball court. The fondant figure was modeled after the 2 year old birthday boy. His name and age completed the jersey.

Aerial view of the basketball hoop. The ball is also edible:

Close up of the fondant birthday boy:

Baby Animals

This was a 10-inch double layered cake covered in fondant with a layer of buttercream. The pattern was inspired by the Baby Shower invitation.
Congrats Tariq & Gigi!

A Sweet Bridal Shower

This sculpted cake was made for a bridal shower. The bride and groom will be eloping to a tropical location and the host wanted to reflect that in the cake.

All details were edible and the cake came complete with monogram and shells.

This picture shows the great candy table the hosts put together- how fun!

First Birthday Princess

This is a triple tiered cake (6,8,10-inch tiers) made to match a princess themed

birthday with pretty pastels as the color pallet.

The cake was covered in a layer of buttercream and then fondant.

The accents were all made of fondant also:

Ceremony to Welcome a Princess

The following two postings show a cake and matching cupcake tower for a baby's naming ceremony. Her initial was placed on each cupcake. Both the cake and cupcakes were finished with a pearl sheen to give it the extra girly shine.

***The cupcake tower pictured CAN BE RENTED***

This picture shows the cake along with the cupcake tower:

Double tiered cake (6-inch and 8-inch tiers) with fondant and pearl sheen:
Fondant bow detail with pearl sheen finish:

Close-up of cake details:

Another Wedding Cake!

This cake was made for a very special bride and her groom. It was ivory fondant with buttercream details. These pictures were taken before the florist added the fresh flowers.

There was a small light on the top tier that illuminated the "S" monogram and the crystals.

***The cake was placed on a silver cake plateau which can be rented-

a round version is also available***

Close-up of the monogram cake topper with crystals and pillar details:

Cheers!

This sculpted cake was made to mirror the birthday boy's favorite alcohol.

Aerial view of the bottle:
Close-up the label that was drawn by hand:

Close-up of the metallic bottle top:

25 Years and 150 Cupcakes!

This cake was ordered to celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary. The host wanted something that resembles a cake but easier to serve to the 150 guests.

Solution: Cupcake tower!

***This tower can be rented and made smaller or bigger depending

on the number of cupcakes***

"2" Alarm Fire Cake!

This is a double tiered cake made of fondant with a buttercream layer underneath

(6-inch and 8-inch tiers):

Close-up of fondant bricks, flames and hose:
Close-up of fire truck bursting through the cake along
with a dalmatian:

This picture is a little blurry but shows the detail of the

real flashing light on top of the fire truck:

Squash Cake that's Sure to Tastes Better than the Veggie!

Sculpted squash racket cake with raspberry filling:

The cake was modeled after the birthday boy's actual racket:

Sponge Bob Square Cake

Dive In!

8-inch double layer cake with buttercream waves and fondant accents:

Close-up of scuba girl:

Close up of some of the fondant fish:

Open Wide and Say "YUM!"

This cake was made for the opening of a dental surgery practice.

All pieces are edible (except floss string and metal part of needle).

Second view of dental cake from the other side

which shows the toothbrush and extracted tooth:

(There are different dental tools on the top which you really can't see)
Close up of the floss and needle:

Close up of the toothpaste:

Close up of the doctor which shows the pocket and folder detail:

Edible Trophy

This cake was made to highlight all of the birthday guy's major accomplishments.

It was airbrushed gold to look like a medal.

All of the pieces around the cake were hand-drawn.

This aerial view shows the cute saying that the birthday guy's girlfriend came up with:

Here is the start of the series of pictures that show the details around the cake.
Proceed to the next post to see the rest!

Hold 'em - or fold 'em?

This cake is made in buttercream and fondant.

If you click on the picture you can see the smaller details such as the

Diet Soda can that Dianne made!

Curious Cupcakes

Each of these fondant details were hand drawn and sculpted.

Irish Pride

This is an 8-inch double layered cake with buttercream and fondant.

It was made to look like the flag was going through the cake.

The clover detail is a replica of the Irish rugby team logo.

Cheer-Cakes