I made this cake for my daughter’s 7th birthday. The cake is frosted in buttercream with fondant accents. The tea pot is a styrofoam ball covered in fondant so she could save it as a keepsake. The rose are hand painted. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a 60th birthday party. The original design is by AK Cake Design and she was kind enough to allow me to make a slightly modified version of it. All the decorations are hand cut from fondant. I had no idea how I was going to get the designs to meet up in the back but somehow by sheer dumb luck they all met up perfectly! I couldn’t believe it! The only way I could tell the front from the back was to find where the ribbon ends on the cake board met up in the back. I have a little blue arrow pointing to it in the 2nd photo which is a shot of the back of the cake. The design was quite time consuming but I loved how it all came together. Thanks for looking!

This was a quick cake. I threw the 1st version in the trash because the humidity wreaked havoc on my fondant so I only had a couple hours to pull this one together. There was a lot I would have liked to do differently but there just wasn’t enough time. The birthday girl was happy though so that’s all that matters:) Fondant covered cake with hand written logo using edible marker. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for my dad’s birthday. I was on a tight time constraint with my little ones being home on spring break and would have liked to have been able to make it more detailed but such is life:) Everything is done in fondant. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a little girl’s 5th birthday. My first ruffle cake and first peony. Everything is done in fondant. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a girl’s 15th birthday who’s favorite color is yellow. Since her birthday is near Valentine’s Day, I decided to use hearts for the design on the bottom tier. This was my first ever attempt at a fondant rose or any kind of realistic looking flower for that matter. I used a tutorial from MyCakeSchool.com and it was much eaier that I thought it would be! Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a little girl’s 4th birthday. The castle design is based on a cake by Dulcie Blue Bakery. The cake is frosted in buttercreaam. Everything else is done in fondant including the towers and Princess Celestia. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a 1st birthday party. The ladybug head is rice crispies and the body is cake. It was used for the smash cake:) Everything on the cake is covered with fondant. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a boy who loves ninjagos. The ninjago head is cake, carved and covered in fondant and the bottom tier is covered in fondant as well and designed to resemble the green ninjago’s spinner. The blue symbols were drawn on Wilton sugar sheets with edible markers. Thanks for looking!

I was so excited to get my first call to action from Icing Smiles for a dream cake for a little boy’s 1st birthday. His mom chose Mickey Mouse Clubhouse as the theme and invited more than 100 guests to the party so I created this 3 tiered cake for them. It’s frosted in buttercream with fondant accents and fondant sculpted characters. He was asleep when I delivered it but I’m hoping he was happy when he woke up!

I made these cupcakes for my kids to take to school as part of their Christmas gifts for their teachers. Chocolate cupcakes with peppermint frosting and custom cupcake toppers. I feel so lucky to have such wonderful teachers guiding my kids this year! I know this year especially, we are all grateful for the efforts teachers make to support and protect our kids! I hope they like them!

I love the design of the melting snowman cookies that is so popular right now and this is my version of them. I made these for my daughter’s school and decided to incoorporate some princess ones too as she always insists her real snowman wears a crown instead of a hat:)

I made this cake for a friend who is having a traditional Indian naming ceremony celebration for her new baby boy. The concept I came up for this cake is “showered with love” and I tried to tie some Indian design elements into it as well. The cake is covered in fondant with fondant accents and buttercream dots. The elephant and hearts are fondant as well. Thanks for looking!

Buttercream frosted cake with fondant faces, cookies and sign. The design is based on a cake made by The Cakery. She was kind enough to allow me to make a modified version of it. Thanks for looking!

My client requested this cake as a surprise for her daughter’s birthday so we really tried to personalize it for her. The mom liked the idea of incoorporating curly wire because she said her daugter has wild hair and the curly wire reminded her of that:) Her favorite colors are green and purple so I tried to make those the dominating colors. She also loves whipped cream and watermelon Jolly Ranchers so the cupcake on top was filled with a whipped cream frosting and topped with Jolly Rancher “sprinkles” that I achieved by first melting them in the oven and then using a mallot to crush them into pieces. The gum drops around the base of the cake are actual gum drops but I made the rest of the decorations by hand. The popcorn is mini marshmallows and the rest is all done in fondant. Everything is edible except the wires:)

I made this cake for my son’s 4th birthday. He LOVES the story Green Eggs and Ham so I designed it to look like one of the scenes from the book. Everything is done in fondant and is completely edible. The detailing was done with edible markers. This is my first topsy turvy cake and I am quite pleased with how it turned out. Thanks for looking!

I made these Tom and Jerry cupcakes to coordinate with the birthday cake. Edible cupcake toppers made with fondant, sugar sheets and edible markers. Thanks for looking!

I made this cake for a little boy’s 3rd birthday. The bottom tier is made of two ten inch round layers, middle tier is two 8 inch layers plus the Wilton soccer ball pan, top tier is two four inch layers. It was much more massive in person than it appears in the pictures and served about 65. Everything is done in fondant and edible. Thanks for looking!

I created this cake for a gender reveal party. The couple already had 2 daughters so they were hoping for a boy this time. The cake is covered in fondant with all fondant accents. The baby shoes are made of fondant as well. Everything is edible. I was very pleased to be able to add blue food coloring to the cake batter before baking it! So excited for their family! How fun! Hope I get a chance to make another one again in the future!

I never want to make a cake like this again!!! It seemed like anything that could go wrong did! The helmet is carved out of cake and covered in fondant. I made the gum paste face guard three times as it kept breaking on me and infact the one you see in the photos is not the one on the cake I delivered as it to broke about 40 minutes before the party! Ugh! Lukily I had made one extra. I gave the second tier some texture to resemple that of a football. The bottom two tiers were inspired by a cake from Cakes by Dusty. Hope you like it! It was NOT fun to make but I learned a lot!