For my Uncle Kevin's 50th Birthday, my Aunt asked me to make an over the hill cake. I got this idea by browsing the internet to do the half grass/half dirt with a big "hill" in the center. But I gave it my own little twist with the slide. The Tombstone is made of rice cereal (so my daughter with "cake" allergies could eat it). The rocks are peanut m&ms and walnut pieces. The dirt mixture is cake crumbs and brown sugar (which in hindsight I should have left off all together). The little "Kevin" on the slide is one of my old "Little People" toys from when I was a kid. I used a sharpie to draw the glasses and goatee. This was super fun to make!
I made these little rose tea cakes for my daughter's Little Flower's Tea. The symbol for their group is a rose (which represents their patron Saint Therese "The Little Flower"). The cake is colored pink but tastes like white. They are coated with a yummy donut like glaze. I was given a special pan of rose cakes one Christmas and this was the first opportunity I had to use it. I love how the doilies give them an elegant touch.
I surprised another friend with a personal size birthday cake. She is a talented flute player so I did a musical theme. Oh, and some crazy cupcakes for the rest of us!
So this is my first large cookie, made at the request of my sister-in-law. Pretty easy. This graduation head resembles another cake I made for my husband when he got his masters, but this one is made out of rice cereal treat.
I surprised a friend of mine with a football cake on his 15th birthday. I just love my new grass tip. I tried to make the "R" in his name look like the R in Rawlings on a Classic Football.
Welcome to my cake blog. I've been decorating since 2005. When it comes to cakes, I'm only as limited as my imagination. This is my art. The challenge is to create in icing what I envision in my mind. I hope you have fun browsing through my collection!