Happy 1st Birthday Kinsley
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This was made for my BWF's daughter that turned 1. We were excited how well it came out. Thanks for looking.
~K
Julius Cake & Cupcake Tower
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My friend was having a Paul Frank themed party for her daughter's 10th Birthday. I wanted the cake to look similiar to the invitation so I used the Frozen Buttercream Transfer method (FBCT) achieve my results. This was my first time using the method. It was an easy process, but it will take some more practice on the detail.
Her color theme was teal, yellow, and red.
I decided to add a cherry to the cupcakes with white frosting so that they'd look like ice cream (like the top of Julius' head).
Thanks for looking and I would love to have your feedback.
Special thanks to my daughter for her help on Julius and my son for making the cupcake wrappers!
~K
PS - This Paul Frank cake & cupcake tower was featured on the Party Animal's Blog!!
Sushi & Sashimi Cake
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Welcome Home from the Navy Cake
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Happy Birthday Ladybug
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I received my Martha Stewart Cricut Cake mahine a few weeks ago and I could not wait to test it out so I decided to use it to make this cake.
This was a ladybug cake that I made for a friend's 3rd birthday. It's and 8"x3" cake frosted with buttercream. The lettering and ladybug's are fondant cut with my Martha Stewart Cricut Cake mahine. Thanks for looking!
Welcome Back Teachers & Faculty
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I made this cake for my husband's school to welcome the faculty & staff back to school. The fondant accents were made with gumpaste using the Cricut Cake. The notebook pages & binder rings are gum paste as well. Edible markers were used to write on the pages. To ensure there was enough cake for everyone, I made cupcakes as well. The cupcake wrappers were made by my 10 year old son using the Cricut Cupcake Wrapper cartridge and scrapbook paper.
Thanks for looking.
~K
Luau Cake
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I made this cake for a friend's Luau Party. It was a lot of fun to make and it's perfect for those backyard get-togethers. All you need is some tiki torches and a few good friends and you have an instant good time.
I was inspired by another cake that I saw on Cake Central. I used a 12"x8"x2" pan for the base and then carved it to form the bodice, the boobs are made using both halves of the Wilton sports ball pan set. I decorated it with a coconut bra and lei that I purchased from the dollare store. It's frosted in buttercream using the triple star tip for the bodice and tip #5 for the grass skirt.
I was inspired by another cake that I saw on Cake Central. I used a 12"x8"x2" pan for the base and then carved it to form the bodice, the boobs are made using both halves of the Wilton sports ball pan set. I decorated it with a coconut bra and lei that I purchased from the dollare store. It's frosted in buttercream using the triple star tip for the bodice and tip #5 for the grass skirt.
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