The bride and groom wanted their wedding cake to be wonky, but they didn’t want the layers cut an an angle. I cut a well into the base of each cake and then the tier above sat in that well. The buttercream cake was finished with piped scrolls, fondant ribbon and bows, and gumpaste tulips. The topper was provided by the couple and they bought it from Etsy.
Jenniffer White, Cup a Dee Cakes - http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com
Wow! It’s hard to believe that you did this in butter cream AND wonked it out! Very cool and clean work!!
wow awesome job , buttercream awesome , how do you get it so smoooootthh wow
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Thank you both so much for the compliments, I work really hard to get a nice finish on my cakes. @Gali – I have made a couple of YouTube videos on how I get my icing smooth, but I do use an all-butter icing, and I think that helps. You can see my YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/cupadeecakes/videos
Jenniffer White, Cup a Dee Cakes - http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com
your very welcome ,your works are truly beautiful ,
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WOW! Very nice!
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Gorgeous!
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Jennifer thanks for the tutorial and I LOVE your accent!!!! LOL! Your cake is beautiful!
Melissa
Oh wow! That’s a crazy cake but at the same time it’s so elegant! There’s no way I could have put that thing together without completely destroying the BC, yet yours looks almost seamless! Amazing talent!
fanastic work!!
Sasha
thank you so much for you tut , awersome ,
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