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| This was a charity cake for a fund-raiser auction for the Florida Farm Bureau. |
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| Cell phone picture, but here are all the decorations almost at completion (hadn't finished the state and cow) |
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| Though the logo has a Florida in orange, I decided to go with gold for the sunshine state. |
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| Corn, Cotton, Livestock, Oranges, Peanuts, & Soybeans |
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| It raised a respectable amount at the auction, and made me feel good to contribute! |
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| A wedding shower cake with an orange color scheme |
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| The invitation had some poppy-like flowers that were paint splotched... tried to echo that in some of the cake flowers. |
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| The "orange" roses dried a little more red than I had hoped, but still fit in. |
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| Congratulations to the happy couple! |
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| Birthday cake for a cowboy I know. :) |
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| Bet the barbed wire won't keep him out of this cake! |
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| The birthday girl for this one is a GA Bulldogs fan, and she loves horses. |
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| A little saddle. |
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| Teeny black and red boots, and horseshoes around the cake, I put them in the black circle to help them stand out from the white icing. |
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| This is the inspiration for the cake, the birthday girl's backpack! |
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| And here is the cake! A jumping pink dolphin! |
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| Complete with lots of pink edible glitter (wish it showed better in the pictures, it is way sparkly) |
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| Added the little jeweled heart on the tail, hope the birthday girl enjoys it as much as I enjoyed making it! :) |
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| Cow, Pig, and Chicken cake pops. |
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| Hayes' second birthday, his Mom themed the party with "Terrible Twos." Including a Cupcake-Cake Tornado |
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| Cute little critter cake pops. |
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| Pink and gold boots? Are they edible? Oh yes! |
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| And just look out teeny they are! |
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| The Princess' bustle, rolled roses! |
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| Of course she needs a rifle too! |
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| The full princess dress, in Camo colors with pink and purple accents. |
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| Put the boots next to the dress (if she was wearing them you couldn't see), and done! |
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| I love when orders come from boyfriends/husbands for their girl's birthday, it is like a game-show trying to get a cake idea from them, the conversations go something like this: What is her favorite color? "Oh, I know that- blue" What kind of flowers does she like? "Well...ummm..." Roses? "Yeah, what girl doesn't like roses?!" What flavor? "Red velvet? Chocolate? Girls like chocolate right?!" |
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| We settled on Blue Velvet Cake, with a big 30 for the Birthday Girl's age, and fondant flowers including roses. |
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| Proud of that freehand 30. I chose hydrangeas and chrysanthemums to go with the pink roses. |
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| It's been awhile since I have had cause for sugar flowers, forgot how much I enjoy them! |
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| Happy Birthday! This cake was ordered by the Birthday Girl's husband, he said he didn't want "traditional" cake for her. |
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| The wine bottle should have been longer or thinner, but if I thinned it out there would be less cake, so I just had to suffer through the proportions being a bit off. |
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| The birthday girl is also the Mama to two sweet little boys, so I added them in place of a price sticker on the bottle, just a little extra personalization. :) |
