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Corset
Cake ? :-)
Contributed by: Susan Silvia (Westport, MA)
Here's my latest cake creations. The corset cake was for a
friend's hubby who was turning 30. He's was having a family get
together for his birthday, so it had to be a tasteful "boob"
cake. LOL! The christening cake was really fun to do. I loved
making the royal icing "lace points" and brushing the pearl dust
over the entire gown to give it that satiny look.
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Special Wedding Favors
Contributed by:
Karen Schwartz (Baltimore, MD)
Hello,
Just wanted to share a picture of some of the favors I made
for a friend who was hosting a bridal shower at a beach
resort last weekend. I used
milk chocolate coating, colored white chocolate coating, luster
dust (old gold) for accents, and the following molds:(1)
pair of flip-flop sandals - Life
of the Party M207 (2)
purse - Life of the Party D90 (4 different styles) (3)
medium-sized fan - Life of the Party M42
All
was packaged inexpensively in 3# clear cellophane bags, baskets
(ten cents each from Ikea), natural color Easter grass and
natural raffia bows.
Thanks
for providing a forum to share ideas. Karen
Schwartz, “amateur chocolatier”
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Games
Anyone?
Contributed by: Stephanie Roy (Memphis, TN)
Hello, I really enjoy looking through the gallery of photos at
all of the wonderful creations talented people have shared. It's
a joy to gain inspiration from other enthusiasts! I wanted to
share one of my favorite cakes I've made, an XBOX for my little
brother's 18th birthday. It's an actual-size chocolate cake
covered in chocolate fondant. The controller is hand-molded from
cake mixture, and details are painted in luster dust.
You can see this and other cakes I've made at
www.edencakes.com.
Regards, Stephanie Roy
Editors Note> Check out Stephanie's gallery for Fantastic
Original Wedding Cakes & more
For
Mom
Contributed by: Lisa Yowell (Rosedale, IN)
This is a cake I did for my 75
year old mom. She loves gardening. Cabbage & cauliflowers
made from royal icing. Bunny, basket, turtle, rake made
from gum paste.
Lisa Yowell
Paccino's
Special Birthday Cake
Contributed by: Claudia Gonzalez (Orlando, FL)
My name is Claudia,
I live in Orlando Florida, I just discovered my
passion for the sugar arts, I love making and
decorating cakes and candy, This is my favorite
cake so far, It was made for a friend of mine for
her birthday, She loves her little yorkie dog...Paccino.
I made the cake after this cute dog. My friend
loved the cake and did not want to cut it at the
party, so we had to eat something else for
dessert...
Claudia
Pillow Cake +
Contributed by: Belinda Rey (Midland, TX)
Here are a few pictures I would like to contribute. I am
most proud of my
pillow cakes, they were for my best friends birthday. The
bottom is a red velvet and the top is a banana cream cake, they are both covered with
fondant and hand painted. I love to contribute my pictures
and love the
support and information from all my fellow decorators.
I have been decorating
about one year and cant wait for more to come!

A Cake a Month club?
Contributed by: Alicia Lombard (Converse, TX)
I am relatively new to decorating but I
really enjoy it. I actually started doing this because of a
cake I made for my boss. After he saw it he asked me to do
monthly cakes for nursing homes we provide for (I work for
an ambulance company). I now get to practice new things all
time, including cookies. I am still learning but having a
great time doing it! I can only hope to get to the level of
some of the cakes I see.

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The County Fair
Contributed by: Evelyn Moore (Elk Grove, CA)
Hello,This is my entry to the
Sacramento County Fair Cake Decorating Contest....The
Judging is on 5/23, but since this is a dummy cake and
iced w/ all Fondant, I had so much time to work on it.
Looking at the photos, it seems that I need to do a few more
minor touches to it. I stare at this every
night, to see if
I miss anything. I used one of the
chocolate molds you gave me for the plaque . EVERYTHING you see here
is edible, except the inside. thanks for looking
Evelyn
Ed. Note: This is Evelyn's
2nd Contributor appearance! See -
Creative Corner Pg. 11
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