Showing posts with label diva. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diva. Show all posts

Friday, January 13, 2012

Here is another 1-year-old diva cake.  This time it is hot pink and lime green with a giant cupcake serving as the smash cake.  The cake is filled with butter cream and covered with fondant and embellished with more fondant details.  The cupcake wrapper has inlaid circles and the creases are embossed on once the cake was complete.  The cupcake "frosting" is embossed fondant and the sprinkles are also fondant shreds.  The candle is sculpted from pink and yellow fondant from the tip of the flame to the bottom of the wax drips.
The bottom layer had butter cream piping accents.  The whole cake sits on one of my antique cake stands, which are available for rent with extra deposit.

Diva 1st Birthday

This 3-tier creation was made for another niece.  It is a traditional stacked cake with the exception that it is stacked off center.  The top layer is covered in black fondant that was embossed and highlighted with silver luster dust.  The top cake was easily removable and served as the smash cake for this one.  The middle and bottom layers are round cakes with butter cream filling and then covered with two layer of fondant.  The white fondant was then cut away to reveal the black underneath and create the zebra pattern and the circles & damask pattern.  The "ribbon" roses are made of fondant that was then painted with pink petal dust.  The "Sissy" on top is hand sculpted from fondant pieces and embellished with fondant clothes, hair, and tutu. 
The silver, black, white, and pink pearls were created out of fondant and painted with edible colors, petal dusts, and luster dusts.  The wooden lazy susan was for transport and was removed when the cake was taken to its final place...outside.  Because it was a warm day, we moved it at the very last moment.
I am not fond of non-edible decorations but this cake screamed for feathers and my sister had purchased them for use on the cake anyway.  They just added that extra "oomph".