Tuesday, January 12, 2010

As well as birthday cakes, we also did anniversary, wedding, and baby shower cakes. Here are some examples.
This was an anniversary cake for a couple who had a Christmas wedding over 40 years ago!
Here's a beautiful wedding shower cake for a bride whose colors were eggplant and cream.


A cake for an engagement party that included not only yummy chocolate fudge icing but also the design on the favor bags being distributed.

One of three cakes done for a wedding shower. We co-ordinate the cake colors and bows.
Here's the second cake of the group. (The hostess wanted one to be "fun".)
The third cake of the group. (This one was designed to look like a wedding cake.) Usually these multiple cakes are arranged at various heights on the serving table. It makes a beautiful and unusual display!
The theme for this baby shower was "candy"...so we decorated with white chocolate lollipops. It's a really cute cake!
This cake, also for a baby shower, was designed to match the bedding in the nursery.
This baby rattle cake was for a little girl who was born serveral months premature. She weighed just a little over three pounds at birth! The shower was a celebration of her coming home from the hospital.
This couples' baby shower had two cakes. The one above was for the mom and co-ordinated with the bears in the nursery.
This cake went with the bear cake above and was for the dad. The nursery was decorated to look like a cabin in the Colorado woods...so we put it on a cake!
This baby shower cake was designed to match the contemporary, sophisticated invitation.
This baby shower cake for a little boy explains what little boys are made of..."snips and snails and puppy dog tails!"
Another baby shower cake designed to match the invitation.

Monday, January 11, 2010

In November and December, we did two wedding cakes and three groom's cakes. Here they are...
This wedding was at the W Hotel in Dallas. The cake was very contemporary with a deep purple bow to match the bridesmaids dresses.
Here's a close-up of the beautiful black swirls that were on two sides of the cake.

The groom's cake was a sculpted cake that was a copy of his favorite hole at the Dallas Cowboy Golf Club in Grapevine.
This wedding was held at the bride's home. The sides of the cake were decorated with flowers that matched the lace of her dress. The top two tiers of the cake were placed on spacers to give the small cake a grander look.
Here is a close-up of the flowers and pearls that looked like the lace of the wedding gown.
This groom's cake was red velvet with cream cheese icing. It was decorated with sugared fruit and lemon leaves.
This groom's cake was a replica of his guitar. It was plugged in and sat on the box his guitar came in. (People at the wedding actually thought it WAS a guitar!)
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Sunday, January 10, 2010

In November and December, we did lots of different cakes...from soccer parties to retirements to christening to holiday. Here's a sample of our efforts.
We did several cakes for end-of-season soccer parties. This one was for the Chargers and included the names of each girl on the team.
Here's another soccer cake for the "Hot Shots" that also included team and coaches names.

We did a retirement cake for a fellow who was an avid golfer.
A beautiful christening cake that included the baby's name and the date.
A cake for a church that was honoring some African missionaries.
A cake for a group that was decorating for a school gala.
We did a bridal show and this was our goody display. It included both white and chocolate mini-cupcakes, sugar cookies in bags, and decorated wedding cake and dress cookies.
We did a gift basket for a new store in our shopping center.
With the holidays, we did both turkey (and other) Thanksgiving cookies and...
Christmas cupcakes and...
Christmas cakes and...

A Christmas candy barrel cake!

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Cake Pictures October 20-October 25

This week was full of birthdays and baby showers. We did lots of girls' birthdays, from 16th celebrations to sports, as well as adults' birthdays, from 21st celbrations to marguerita parties. We did baby showers with themes like vintage cowboy, ladybugs, and butterflies.

This small wedding cake was a black and white beauty!The theme for this baby shower was "Vintage Cowboy".
This baby shower cake was for a boy whose name will be Christopher.
This baby shower cake was for a baby girl whose room is decorated in lady bugs and dragonflies.
This baby shower cake copied the butterfly and flower bedding used in the baby girl's room.
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We had more adult birthday cakes than usual this week. Here is a sample of them.
This party for two ladies included a 3-D bottle of Patron tequila and a giant marguerita.
This cake for two brothers included a dancing skeleton, a rhyme written for the invitation, and Halloween items like bats and pumpkins around the sides.
This 40-year-old had a blackjack table celebration...complete with green felt, poker chips, and cards!
Here's a cute 21st birtday cake in lime green and hot pink.
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Our children's birthday cakes were all for girls. Here they are!
This girly girl wanted flowers and butterflies and purses and sunglasses...oh, my! That's exactly what she got in this cake complete with a bright bow and twirlies!
Two 16-year-olds were celebrating a Halloween birthday together. Here's the chocolate cake with a bow and orange twirlies that we made for the party.
This 13-year-old girl plays basketball and volleyball as well as running track. This tiered cake with a bow and twirlies highlights each of her favorite sports.
This 16th birthday cake was for and ice skater.
This was the first Blue's Clues cake we'd done in quite a while. It seemed like a good idea to include it in this week's blog!

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Cake Photos October 13 through October 18

This week we were busy with lots of adult birthday cakes. Their designs included pets, baseball, and pretty and feminine. We also did lots of birthday cakes for girls...from 13-year-olds to the younger set who like Barney, Elmo, and Hello Kitty!

Here are our adult cakes from last week. We'll begin with a beautiful lady bug baby shower and then show you all the adult birthday cakes!

This baby girl's room is being decorated with lady bugs. We made them pink rather than the traditional red and added big flowers and leaves!
This 19-year-old was a baseball player (#7). His cake included a painted #19 on the pitcher's mound.
This 26-year-old's cake included her favorite maltese sitting beside her black and white cat.
We usually do our cupcake design in bright colors, but this one we did in soft colors on a cake covered with swirls. It's very elegant looking!
This aunt is a jazz buff...hence the music notes and jazz instruments on her cake!
This TCU grad's cake is, of course, purple but also includes other bright colors, a big bow, and a sugar cookie "Happy Birthday" tag.
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We did lots of children's birthdays this week, too. We had everything from volleyball cakes and cupcakes to a Barbie cake to lots of characters...like Hello Kitty, Elmo, and Barney.
This cake was for a 13-year-old who played volleyball for a team named the coyotes whose colors were burgandy and white. Our response was a design that included volleyballs, coyote prints, and a big burgandy and white bow.

These cupcakes were for a vollyball playing, purple lovers birthday!
This little girl wanted a Hello Kitty cake...and we did one with lots of swirls and flowers.
Abby Cadabby waves her magic wand and delivers a happy birthday.
This Barbie birthday cake serves about 50.
This Snow White cake features yellow, blue, and red decorations to match her dress.
Dora the Explorer, Boots, and Backpack are all happy to be on this little girl's cake!
Elmo is delighted to welcome everyone to this boy's party.
This little girl's shaped Barney cake included two 6" round cakes, one with B.J.'s face and one with BabyBop's face. We know it made a beautiful display on the cake table!
B.J. on a 6" round.
Baby Bop on a 6" round.