Maggie M.
I baked white cake using Wilton’s 3D cruiser pan and cut the top back of the roof and cut the bottom of the front so it would be shaped more like Disney’s LMQ car. I frosted the Homemade Lightning McQueen Birthday Cake with butter cream icing prior to placing rolled MM fondant. I then painted … Read more
I used fondant HK cutout and decorated her using the star method. I tinted the home made frosting with food coloring & added 3 yellow M&M’s to her crown. I wrote the birthday lady’s name on her sash using a piping bag (just cut a hole big enough to write letters).Two different sized cakes for … Read more
My Hello Kitty cake! I’ve adored Hello Kitty since I was 5 years old and till this day I continue to buy all things HK. For this cake, I used store bought frosting & made 3 different flavored cakes to finally stack up 6 layers of cake in descending sizes. I used fondant and cut … Read more
The top (Funfetti) with chocolate butter cream frosting and MM fondant. The bottom cake was triple chocolate with Hazelnut butter cream frosting with MM Fondant letters (used Wilton’s cookie cutters for all the shapes & letters). I baked the cakes in advance, cooled and frosted then chilled them in the fridge. This Mickey Mouse cake … Read more
Just like my other cake (Thomas-James face) I baked a huge sugar cookie and then decorated Snow White using my home made MM sugar icing by piping it onto the cookie. Then I placed it onto the Hazelnut butter cream covered Triple Chocolate cake. I used my biggest star shaped Wilton tip to make the … Read more
I started decorating cakes for my family and friends to give as gifts just recently (August 2008) and I can’t stop baking since then. This Thomas the tank engine cake is for my hubby’s nephew, Jeremiah. I baked a huge Jackfruit flavored sugar cookie and piped Thomas the Train using home-made MM sugar icing Home … Read more
I used 2 Twinkies for this Thomas the Train cake, one for the train and one for the car. I covered it up with fondant and painted it with blue icing dye (but used enough blue ink to look black), piped out the bumpers and wheel rods with melted white chocolate; wrote out “#1” with … Read more