African Safari

This is for a party we are headed to to celebrate our friends recent trip to Africa!


It is covered in marshmallow fondant and fondant detailing. The sunset is painted on using frosting coloring and rum, which was a first for me and I loved how it turned out! It dries so nice and shiny! We'll see if you can taste the rum at all in just a few hours...I used citrus flavored rum just in case you can. It's an orange flavored cake, so I thought it would be a good compliment.

Brother/Sister Birthday Cakes

These cakes were made for a 9-year-old boy and his little sister. They (their family, the cakes and us) traveled 4 hours to the party.

One cake is cherry chip and the other is a plain white cake. Both have a light layer of buttercream frosting and are covered with buttercream fondant. They were impressed and I had fun!

A Robot!

Chocolate cake, buttercream frosting, and marshmallow fondant! Used marshmallows and donuts for his arms.
Happy 5th Birthday, Aiden!

Happy 1/2 Birthday, Candice! (or so it would have read...)

First time with marshmallow fondant as opposed to buttercream fondant. It was much sturdier, but I think I prefer the taste of the buttercream.

Ice Fishing?

Hard to tell from the photo, but there are real fish in the vase!


The funny thing with having real fish is that when the party is over and no one will take them home, you have to keep them.

Baby Einstein Fondant Tiger

Baby Eric turned one in Ecuador while I was there, and since we still had lots of Baby Einstein decorations, he got a Tiger Cake!

Lego's Anyone?

Happy 10th to my nephew, Andy. You were supposed to stay little I hope ya know. Not turn 10. Ever.

Fondant covered with little fondant legos and a fondant legoman! ALL FONDANT!