Showing posts with label Kids Birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids Birthday. Show all posts

Friday, May 27, 2011

Mickey Mouse Cupcakes.



These were super easy to make - I did have a hard time getting the ears to stay standing since there was nothing really to support them.  I would make sure to have the small fondant circles really dry and put them on at the very last minute (if possible) next time!  Super cute idea, though!

Monday, May 16, 2011

Pink and Green!

Farm and Friends.


I made this cake and cupcakes for my son's first birthday.  He is a huge fan of cows and dogs and loves visitng his PawPaw's farm, so it only made sense to have a cake like this!

Minnie Mouse.

Curious George!


Some of my favorite customers (twins) asked for "Monkey George" cupcakes for their birthday.  Here you go, boys!

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Hot Pink & Zebra!


One of my favorite cakes to date! The is a completely fondant birthday cake for a precious little girl who turned 2.  Love it!

Dinosaur Mountain Cake.

Bob the Builder.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Putting green.


I made this cake for my cousin who just made the middle school golf team.  It's supposed to show him eye-balling his putt. :)

Choo Choo!



Buttercream cake with fondant train! (The top picture shows the colors better, but didn't show the writing on the side.)

Butterflies!


This is a two-tiered buttercream cake made with fondant butterflies, flowers etc.  Again, for a one year old so there is a matching "smash cake."

Saturday, November 21, 2009

My Little Pony.






LOVE this cake!  With the exception of the clouds (which are buttercream,) the entire cake is fondant.  I was so happy with how this turned out.  I met with this customer and we just worked out exactly how she wanted it by putting a couple of ideas together from different cakes.  The cupcakes were adorable - I purchased a new piping tip (the 1M) and that is how I did the swirly design on the cake.  This is my new favorite toy!  I'd make this cake again in a heartbeat!

Super Mario "Toadstool" Cupcakes.



These are Mario "Toadstool" cupcakes made for a 9 year old birthday party.  After trial and error we (Me, My Mom and Sister) had to cover the entire cupcake in fondant to give it the right effect and to let the base be white enough.  They turned out good, but were a lot harder than I would've expected!

Pink and Brown Polka Dots.



This is a buttercream two-tiered cake with fondant circles - the smaller of the two being a smash cake.  Cute for any little girl's birthday!

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Monkey Cupcakes.



Darling cupcakes made for some adorable twins' birthday party!  The faces are made of fondant.  So cute!

Sports Cake.






I made this cake for a one year old birthday party.  The cakes are entirely buttercream, including the different sports balls that are on the sheet cake - which were all piped by hand.  Blogger is not my friend today and keeps rotating my pictures! but the football cake was for the 1 year old to tear into!

Friday, October 16, 2009

Safari!



These cakes were made for a one year old birthday party. I. Love. These. Cakes. The sheet cake is fondant - everything is edible! and the bottom is a fondant monkey with buttercream icing so it will be messy for the baby to tear into!!



Thursday, August 20, 2009

Yankees Baby Cake.

A friend of mine chose not to find out the sex of her baby, and thus her biggest baby shower was held after he was born. The family decided to go with a Yankees theme since that's his Daddy's favorite team and this is what they came up with! So cute! I'm sure all of the Yankees fans loved it! Sox fans probably wouldn't touch the stuff! :)

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Raggedy Ann & Andy

Raggedy Ann

and her friend, Andy


These cakes were made for a child's birthday party and they speak for themselves! So cute! Everything is edible. The hair is made of twizzlers pull-n-peel and the flowers on Raggedy Ann's shirt are skittles!

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Phineaus & Ferb


This was a special order cake from my good friend Holli. Her twins were turning 4 and Phineaus and Ferb are their favorite cartoon. Being brand new to Disney Channel, they don't even sell Phineaus and Ferb toys, let alone a cake pan. This was done by tracing a picture of the characters in piping gel and then placing it down on the cake. I then piped in all of the lines and worked on the details by hand. I was pleased with how it turned out, and I hear the boys loved it!