A Curious George cake for a curious (not to mention adorable) little boy who turned one. For another friend. Another first birthday. I love it!
The cake was all chocolate with fudge filling and buttercream icing. All the decorations were marshmallow fondant. Don't you love those little bananas?
Happy Birthday Noah!!
I took a little blog break last week, but I'm back with some very exciting cakes. So I'll paly catch up for the next couple of weeks. Today is a Cars cake. What little boy doesn't like Cars? Mine sure do!
This particular Cars cake was for a very cute little boy's birthday. My pictures are before the actual cars were added and the mom of the birthday boy was nice enough to send me some pictures of the finished cake at the party.
The bottom tier was white cake with cream cheese filling and the top tier was chocolate chip cake with chocolate buttercream filling. The cake was covered with marshmallow fondant and the decorations were fondant.
Added touches: a stack of tires and road signs.
Thanks for looking!
My very first Hannah Montana cake was a lot of fun. Although you really can't tell it's for a Hannah Montana party, it's still cute, sassy and perfect for the birthday girl, Ms. Sassy Pants.
The cake was yellow with cream cheese filling and sliced strawberries. The icing was buttercream and all of the decorations were marshmallow fondant.
This was a fun cake for a little boy's birthday. I must say it was quite a challenge to make the truck look like it was about to smash some cars. The incline posed a little bit of a support problem. I could just picture in my mind the whole truck sliding backwards and crashing. But, in the end it worked out. I used some of my math and engineering skills and figured out how to make it work.
The bottom cake was yellow with whipped cream filling and chocolate icing. The truck was chocolate cake and covered and decorated with marshmallow fondant. The cars were rice krispy treats covered with fondant.
My oldest son turned five earlier this month. He decided he wanted a superhero birthday party so I went with a cake that incorporated several of his favorites. The board was of course Spiderman. The bottom tier was Batman and the cake was chocolate cake with chocolate chips and fudge filling....more like death by chocolate but it's my favorite because I am definitely a chocolate lover. The middle tier was Hulk and more chocolate cake with peanut butter filling. This was a hit at the party and the first flavor to go. The top tier was Superman and yellow cake with cream cheese filling. All icing was buttercream and all decorations were fondant.
The party was fun and the birthday boy had a great time!
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This was such a fun and challenging cake done for a cute little girl's birthday. The top tier was chocolate cake with cream cheese filling and the bottom tier was yellow cake filled with chocolate butter cream icing. Both were covered with marshmallow fondant and all of the decorations were fondant.
I was asked to do a Halo 3 cake and was even sent a picture of what it looks like, but since I like to know what I'm making I had to look it up for a little more info. If you are like me and don't know, Halo 3 is an Xbox game. The cake was yellow with whipped cream filling, butter cream icing and the logo was cut out of fondant.
This was for my cousin's 6th birthday. The batman was made out of rice krispy treats (I'm starting to love that stuff.) and covered in fondant. The cake was chocolate, cream cheese filling, butter cream icing and fondant decorations. Happy Friday!
Happy Birthday Micah!
And two more little cuties....my niece, Ms. Priss and my Little Man. They are quite a pair!
One of my best friends, sassychick, asked me to do a Star Wars cake for her youngest guy's birthday. We saw the R2D2 cakes online and I really wanted to try one. So she allowed me to use them as a guinea pig.
The cake is less than perfect with many flaws. However, overall I was pleased with how it turned out. It was entirely edible. The cakes were chocolate and yellow, all filling was cream cheese and everything is covered and decorated with marshmallow fondant. The legs are rice krispy treats. It really was a lot of fun. Thanks Sassy!
This cake was for a good friend, babychick's stepdaughter. She wanted an X-Men cake and the creative juices didn't flow too well with this theme. She said that the X-Men logo would be fine so I went with that.
Making the silver fondant was fun. I colored some fondant grey and then painted on a mixture of silver pearl dust and lemon extract. So babychick, if it had a citrus taste, that was it! The cake was yellow with white buttercream icing and marshmallow fondant decorations.
