
This cake was super fun to make. I embossed the fondant to look like real cotton pads. Also the spilled nail polish was dusted with edible gold luster dust. It was a hit at the party and super yummy too. :-)
A good friend of mine is a consultant and sales person for the ever popular Miche purse line. It was her 40th Birthday and her husband called me in a panic. "I forgot to order a cake, help! What can I do?" Well. Leave it to me to fashion a purse on the spot. This was a really fun cake to make and I used one of my Limited edition Miche purse shells as inspiration. She loved it and yes, it was super yummy too.
I was asked to make a birthday cake for a young lady turning 10. All the information I was given was she loved the color yellow, she loved the sport of soccer, her jersey number was #4 and her team uniform was all black! So this is what I came up with. It was a hit! The ball looked really cool too. I used MMfondant hexagons and pentagons on the soccer ball, Yellow and Black MM fondant on the sides and green buttercream piped like grass on the top.
After watching the Cricut Cake Class on line, with Jinger, I was inspired and excited to play with cookie dough. I made my own sugar cookie recipe and chilled my dough in the fridge before I rolled it out on the Cricut Cake mat. Then after rolling it out I put it in the freezer for about 5-6 mins (just to stiffen up). The cookie dough cut very nicely after freezing. The image I used was the notebook from the My Community cartridge. I layered 2 cuts together with the cookie stick in between. It worked perfectly! I made these cookies for the April birthdays at our elementary school. Since these worked so nicely I'm going to change the image every month to make it fun and interesting. Try it!!!



The cuts were ironed on using Heat and Bond Each onesie was coupled with a matching burp cloth. Fun, "sew" sweet and "sew" simple. Then it's always nice to have a sweet matching card.
Try one. :-)
Baby Shower cake:
Complete with booties:
Army cake:
An Anniversary cake for 14 amazing years:
Hello Kitty!
Close up of the golf bag and clubs:
Sweet sixteen!
A roller skate cake for a groovy roller party!
Ok a few more.....
A sand pail for a California girl:
Super Mario!
Champagne anyone!
Hut.. Hut.. Hut... A foot ball cake
Phew..... and that's not all. I have been truly blessed to find something that I really love to do. Craft not only in paper but in cake. Thank you all for your encouraging and kind words.

Princess Pillow Cake


Here is the picture, like promised, of the banner I made for a friends baby boy's 1st birthday. The party was all airplane theme and was so super cute. I used Everyday Paper Dolls for the Airplane and Basic Cakes for the font. The cloud shapes were cut from Elegant Cakes I believe. I embossed every other cloud with either swiss dots or swirls then rubbed them with a baby blue ink pad for relief. It really turned out great. And the party was so beautiful!



I used Life's A Beach Cartridge for all my cuts. They are all in card stock and then glued to skewers and just stuck into the top of the cake. The word "Congratulations" is up at the top on leaves and flowers
Here's a close up of the cute chairs with a bikini and swim trunks on. Also there are little flip flops and a fruity umbrella drink.
The little geckos were too cute not to put on there too. I made the waves that are around the sides with MM Fondant on the Cricut Cake. That machine is way to much fun!!
Behind the chairs were a pair of really cute flamingos and some palm trees. The flamingos means something to the family so we had to put them in there.
We had the new graduates name up on the main surf board.
Then these surf boars were the initials of his High school and his college. The turtles were so cute too. And yet another flamingo.
And last but not least the little crab, sand dollars and the turtles. Like I said, Phew! All done and it tasted really good!!! Thanks for looking.

