Police Man Cake

This cake I made for two adorable little brothers, Blake & Luke, who have birthdays that are very close together. Their mama Lindsey did an amazing job with all of the decor, including a cardboard box jail, and a donut and coffee (chocolate milk) station. Too cute!

The cake is covered with fondant and all accents were made out of fondant.

Braysen's Pirate Party

Because I have SO MANY pictures from Braysen's 1st birthday party, I decided to put the goodies on my cake blog. More pictures from the party can be found here, and there are many more on facebook.

A ton of stuff, right? I know! I have a serious problem when it comes to ideas for goodies. I get so many ideas and want to all of them. I really have a hard time eliminating things, so I just went with it!

All of the decorations on these cupcakes were edible. I used raw sugar for the "sand" on the cupcakes.

The treasure chests were made out of fondant. The treasure is sprinkles and hand-made coins.

Fondant X-marks the spot

The coins I used fondant to create. I punched them out with a circle cutter and searched everywhere around my house for something that I could stamp with in order to make them look like coins. I ended up using the top of a tequila bottle. :) I then brushed the coins with gold and silver lusterdust.

Fondant sword, also brushed with silver lusterdust.

 Braysen's smash cake. This cake was the first time I used what is called a buttercream transfer. I'm not completely happy with how some of the edges turned out. I don't think I piped the icing thick enough. I'll know better for next time!

Marshmallow pops.
In many of these pictures you will see these little tags that were originally supposed to be cupcake toppers. They were designed by Rhiannon at Doodlebug & Dimples. I used them on some of the sticks for the goodies, on table centerpieces, and sprinkled on the tables.

Cannonballs (red velvet cake balls)

In the background ar more marshmallow pops and skull-shaped vanilla cake pops.

One thing I don't have a closeup of the chocolate pretzel rods, but you can kind of see them in the bottom of this picture.

 I called these cupcake sandwiches simply because I couldn't think of a clever way to word whoopie pies, but they are really just whoopie pies!



Bobby's Birthday Cake Pops

Chargers 30th Birthday Cake

German chocolate cake iced with homemade rolled fondant.

49er Groom's Cake

White cake with strawberry filling. Cake is covered with homemade chocolate fondant and decorated with homemade fondant.

Ashton's Baseball Party

Two-tiered birthday cake is chocolate cake with homemade fondant icing and homemade fondant decorations.

Cupcakes are marble cake with swirl-iced homemade buttercream icing and fondant  baseballs.

Ashton's smash cake is apple spice cake with buttercream icing.

Skateboard Cake

Brady's 10th birthday cake was designed to match his birthday invitations and party decorations.

The cake is a chocolate cake, filled and iced with homemade buttercream. The decorations on this cake are made of homemade buttercream and homemade fondant.

Racetrack Cake

Chocolate cake with homemade buttercream filling. Cake is iced with homemade buttercream and decorated with homemade butterceam and fondant.

Tony's 30th Birthday Cupcakes

For Tony's birthday I did cupcakes instead of a cake. For a full (and lengthy) explanation of why this happened, you can click here to see it on my other blog. Tony's loooves snickerdoodles, so I made...

Snickerdoodle cupcakes with homemade cinnamon buttercream icing.

Decorations made out of tinted white chocolate

Smooth-iced. Some with and without sprinkles.

Swirl-iced. Some with and without sprinkles.