Elsa's Dress Cupcake Cake

Pull apart cake, or cupcake cake- for a FROZEN birthday party

Wedding Shower Cake- Mini Wedding Dress

My sister's wedding shower cake!

Complete with mini wedding cake!

Goodbye Tummy, Hello Mommy

Belly cake on an oval base

The new base shape lets the dress flare out better.

Hooray!

Cinderella Cupcakes

Can you guess which Disney Princess these cupcakes represent?

How about now? Blue dress, pearls, glass slippers... Cinderella!

The birthday girl was turning 3 years old, so a half dozen of the cupcakes displayed a rose and a "3"

Another shot of the teeny glass slipper

Also made a mini-cake for the birthday princess.

Complete with a fondant version of Cinderella's dress

Mini cake was Carrot (without pecans) with cream cheese icing

Color coded the cupcakes for a school party: the white icing cakes were carrot (no nuts),  blue icing cakes were yellow cake, and all the decorations were 100% edible! Yum!

Baby Shower, Pink Dress

This is the invitation used as the inspiration for a baby shower cake

Made a pink, marshmallow fondant little baby dress on a hanger, similar to the one on the invitation.

Finished cake, with silver pearl border, pink pearls sprinkled over the cake, and the pretty little baby dress.

A Backwoods Princess

Pink and gold boots? Are they edible? Oh yes!

And just look out teeny they are!

The Princess' bustle, rolled roses!

Of course she needs a rifle too!

The full princess dress, in Camo colors with pink and purple accents.

Put the boots next to the dress (if she was wearing them you couldn't see), and done!

Personally delivered to a very excited birthday girl!

Barbie Princess Cake

I have been wanting to make a Barbie princess cake, and since no one had ordered one yet, I made one for myself for my FSU graduation. My favorite FSU shirt is hot pink, so I chose that instead of the garnet and gold.

The bodice and all parts except the barbie are edible, even the teensy diploma.

LOVED the ruffle bustle. And it was the one of the easiest parts of the cake.

This was a good trial cake, I learned some valuable lessons:

1. I needed another layer for height

2. Wrap Barbie in plastic, and make sure she is in straight (this one leaned)

3. Ruffles are awesome.