Country Cowgirl Birthday Cake

Halloween Scene Birthday Cake

Client requested a Halloween scene for their little girl's birthday cake

Fondant pumpkins/jack-o-lanterns, ghosts, corn, and tree

Fondant (minimal scary) scarecrow, icing split rail fence

Tiered John Deere Cake

John Deere logo, corn around second tier, fence around 3rd.

Chicken Cake & Cupcakes

This was a super fun cake to plan! And for my oldest (so far) client.

Rice krispy treat chicken, with individually made fondant feathers & features.

Fondant roses & "90" with roses

Buttercream nest, fence, grass, & vines.

Buttercream chickens in their nests

Buttercream chicks in the grass, pecking sprinkled "corn"

Fondant eggs in buttercream nests

Farming Cake

This birthday cake was for a 2 year old that can tell you the name of any piece of farm equipment, he loves it!

Cody was excited about his "John Deere tractor"

He insisted that the cows continue to "eat" his piece of cake after it was cut, so he could lick the icing off them.

Cody was more excited about the "dirt" than the loader. :)

It is the biggest compliment to see a child get excited about a cake I have made, it is so genuine! :)

First Birthday Cake, Farm

A pink, farm, first birthday cake for Ms. Madison. Yellow Cake with cream cheese icing.

A mini-corn field with a little family of chickens enjoying some kernels.

A pond, with lily pads, cattails and a little duck family. (Yes, the girl & baby ducks' heads shouldn't be green, technically...but they are prettier this way...)

A little piggy in his favorite muddy wallow.

I knew if I kept making everything a family there wouldn't be room for them all on the cake, so I just had to make the single animals extra cute... :)

 

Sweet little moo-cow, I love how he turned out... Obviously too big for the pink barn...but hey, I never said it was to scale.

Overall I was SO happy with this cake, and got a fantastic review from Madison's Mommy. :) Pleased to say also that everything on this cake is 100% edible, even the corn stalks, cattails, and cow's legs- they just contain noodle supports.

Ms. Madison's Smash Cake, tried to keep the fondant to a minimum so she could eat as much of the cake as possible without fear of any "small parts". Hope her Mommy posts pictures of her getting into this one. :)

Farm Birthday Cake

Received a cake order for a "farmer" birthday cake, I knew exactly what I wanted to do, I had a barn mold I had been dying to try out- and I am very pleased with the results.

Nice green cream-cheese icing grass, on a vanilla cake.

Barn was made with Marshmallow Fondant, it stood on its own and was completely edible, including the little weather vane chicken on the roof.

The garden was brown icing piped in rows, with sprinkle "fruit & veggies" and little icing vines.

Added rustic icing "fence" to the sides of the cake, and a little vine on this back one.

Even the barn roof was detailed! I love how it turned out! Hand painted the entire barn: red, black, white, even the gold hinge details.

Also, it was incredibly humid when I stepped outside to take these pictures, I like the natural light best, didn't consider the natural moisture that would blur my camera lens, and make the icing appear wet- I was able to prevent this being an issue at delivery with a good box, the fondant didn't even sag!