Showing posts with label whimsical cakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whimsical cakes. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Sculpted Cake: Number "10" for Tenth Birthday

We created this number "10" sculpted tenth birthday cake for a recent order. A "1" and "0" handsculpted out of cake - nope we don't use a pan in these shapes- were created with funky bright colors: electric pink, electric green, electric blue and electric purple.

These cakes can be created in an numerical secquence and number combination for 40th, 30th, 50th, 70th, or even 100th birthday celebrations! We have color schemes for men, women and children and any theme.

Monday, July 19, 2010

Flared & Funky Whimsical Sweet 16 Cake

We created this Sweet 16 cake for a party in Connecticut.

Two fondant flared and funky tiers, one yellow and the other in blue are decorated in stripes and polka dots all in hot pink, electric orange, and kelly green.

Gerbera daisy also top off this fun, funky and whimsical cake design. A sugar "16" rounds off the top tier along with shooting pearls and a banner on the cake board with a "Happy Birthday" inscription.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Whimsical Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Tea Party Cake

Rose calls each year with a challenge to create a special cake for her daughter! Can I tell you how much I love a challenge!

Her extravagant party themes have ranged from Dora the Explorer to Barns and Ponies! What fun we have!

This year we created a whimsical and wonky three tiered creation for an Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter Tea Party birthday celebration!

Bright pinks, purples, greens, yellow and orange create a wild Alice-inspired palette and a sugar tea cup tops the cake!



Here are a few other cakes we've done for Rose and her daughter ....
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Thursday, April 29, 2010

We created these fun and funky whimsical cupcakes for an Alice in Wonderland themed birthday party in Assonet, Massachusetts.

Bold colored cupcakes designs included "This Way" and "Eat Me" sugar coins along with whimsical and bold colored flowers and leaves. These mad hatter style cupcakes are a great addition to bridal showers or children's birthday parties and even afternoon tea.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Whimsical & Sculpted: Tea Pot Cake

We created this fun and whimsical tea pot cake for a little girls tea party! Bright colors or hot pink, royal blue, kelly green, and pearl white were the colors of the day.

Tiny flowers filled the tea pot on tiny stems with green leaves. Squiggly pearls jump out from the cake as well!

We included the inscription on the side of the cake and a string of pearls makes the perfect finish at the base of each tier.



We delivered this cake to Marion, Massachusetts.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Whimsical & Sculpted: Jester Cake


We created this two tiered fondant cake for a little girls birthday party on the North Shore of Massachusetts. It's tall diamonds and fun bold colors make it a great addition to an Alice in Wonderland or Court Jester themed party. Fun handmade sugar flowers and 3D pearl shooting out of the top make a great presentation. A plaque from sugarpaste was added with a Happy Birthday inscription!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Avant-garde Nutcracker Doll Cake


Our friend and photographer Corinna Raznikov asked us to create her daughter's birthday cake. The theme of the party was Cats & The Nutcracker but in an avant-garde style.

Corinna wanted a Barbie doll cake but minus Barbie. The doll head was replaced with a tabby cat and the dress was red and pink to match the party decor with lots of ruffles and bow.

Happy Birthday Josephine!
Visit Corinna's website to view her photos: http://www.raznikovphotography.com/

Friday, March 6, 2009

A wonderful gift: professional photos!




We are thrilled to have made a new friend, Susan Asaro. She is a talented local photographer, from Wareham Massachusetts, her portraits are exquisite. Take a look at the outstanding pictures she took for us of a pretty blue and brown baby shower cake we made for her daughter's shower. Thanks Susan! Don't forget to visit Susan's website: http://www.susanasaro.com/

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