Showing posts with label Birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birthday. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Birthday Cake




This was a cake I made for a nun's birthday. Being the good Catholic girl that I am, I wanted to make the nun and the big man upstairs happy. LOL

The cake is a yellow cake with apricot jam filling, and coconut buttercream frosting. The nun's favorite color is lavender, so I added lavender-colored ruffles on the sides of the cake, and a lavender-colored flower on top. I also sprinkled chopped coconut around on the inside border of the cake.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Manliest Cake Ever Made


My husband just celebrated his 38th birthday. His only request was that I make a funny cake. I had free reign to come up with something funny and unexpected..soo I made him the manliest cake ever made.

I'm known for being a bit cheeky, so I decided to really give him something off the wall and unexpected. It's Chuck Norris, famed kick a** manly man of movie and television fame. Here in the United States, there are websites, t-shirts, bumper stickers dedicated to Chuck Norris-isms. I decided to use one for his cake.

Forgive my poor handwriting, but the banner at the top of the cake reads: "There is no theory of evolution. Just a list of creatures Chuck Norris has allowed to live. Congrats for making the list." The banner is complete with a target on it and riddled with bullet holes. :)

I free-handed the piping of Chuck Norris. I saw a picture of him online, and used black frosting to draw him on the cake.

The bit that makes this the manliest cake ever (besides the fact that Chuck Norris is on the cake) is that this is a chocolate cake with bacon inside. The frosting is bacon-flavored. Seriously. Bacon. I came up with a recipe for the frosting that would not be sweet, but pure bacon-flavored. I have to say the flavors are pretty intense. It was intense for me, but perfect for a guy to eat.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Tropical Luau Birthday Cake


This is a cake I recently did for a little girl's birthday. She was having a tropical luau-theme birthday and requested this cake. This half sheet cake is a marble cake with vanilla buttercream frosting. I used piping gel to replicate water, and brown sugar to replicate sand. The hibiscus flowers, and the coral-style lettering under the water are made of fondant. I used modeling chocolate to make the turtle. The shells are made of white chocolate.

Monday, May 30, 2011

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Curious George Birthday Cake


This is my son's Curious George-themed birthday cake I made for him to celebrate his 3rd birthday. I made George out of rice cereal treats and covered him in fondant. I made the cake to look like George was decorating the cake himself. I made a little piping bag to go in George's left hand, and had some "frosting" (actually just yellow fondant) coming out of the piping bag onto the cake. The little cake is vanilla cake with buttercream frosting. I had my son decorate the cake, so it actually looked like George did it himself. :)

For his birthday, I also made banana cupcakes to go with the Curious George theme. I made banana cupcakes with peanut butter frosting, banana cupcakes with chocolate frosting, and my Elvis cupcakes (banana cupcakes with peanut butter frosting and topped with bacon).

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Zebra Stripe Birthday Cake

I created this custom cake for a 15-year old's birthday. Her mom requested a zebra stripe pattern on the cake. The cake is covered in fondant. I used black fondant as a background on the bottom tier, and used white stripes. The middle tier is purple fondant with the girl's name handcarved out of fondant and painted with edible black glitter. The top tier is white fondant with black stripes. The stars are made out of fondant and dusted with black glitter. The numbers are made out of gumpaste and painted with edible purple and silver paint.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Pink Skull Cake


Pink Skull Cake
This cake was designed for my friend's daughter's birthday. The birthday girl requested a pink skull theme. The cake is covered in whipped frosting, and decorated in pink and black buttercream. The border on the bottom is black fondant painted with edible black glitter. I handcarved the skull out of gumpaste, and painted it in edible pink glitter paint. The cake topper is a gumpaste heart painted in hot pink glitter paint, and I made the scroll out of gumpaste. I wrote the girl's name with edible black marker and shaded it to look like an old school tattoo style. I also made black poppies with hot pink center to adorn the cake. Also..not sure why the cake looks like it's crooked in the picture.. but it was completely level. :o)

Monday, January 31, 2011

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel Cake


This cake was made for my husband who is a huge Pittsburgh Steelers fan. He asked for a Steelers-themed cake for his birthday, so I wanted to surprise him with a Terrible Towel cake. The cake is covered in fondant. I freehanded the Terrible Towel logo in edible black paint.

Monday, May 31, 2010

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Dr. Seuss Themed Cake



This is a cake Kristen made for her son's 2nd birthday. It was a Dr. Seuss-themed cake. The cake (made to look like an open book) was a white cake with chocolate buttercream filling and covered in a white chocolate and strawberry flavored buttercream. The figures (Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, Horton, the Fish from Cat in the Hat, and Green Eggs and Ham) were fashioned out of rice cereal treats and covered with fondant. The larger Cat in the Hat was fashioned out of rice cereal treats and covered with fondant. The face on the Cat in the Hat was drawn on with black edible marker.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Rocker Girl Cake

Rocker Girl Cake
This cake was custom designed for a client's daughter's birthday. The cake is covered in pink buttercream icing. The rocker girl silhouette is handcarved out of fondant and covered in edible black glitter. The guitars are also handcarved. Edible pearls are added as an extra flair to the cake.

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Spring Roses Cake

This cake was designed for a client who wanted a fresh, spring flower cake for her aunt's 83rd birthday. The cake is covered in vanilla fondant. The border of the cake is fondant fashioned into a quilted pattern and adorned with edible pearls. The roses are hand made out of fondant.

Saturday, February 20, 2010



Princess Castle Cake
This cake was designed for a little girl's birthday. The cake itself is a vanilla cake with a chocolate filling inside. The cake is covered in vanilla buttercream. The spire on the turret is made of a waffle cone and covered in pink fondant. Hand made fondant roses adorn the top tier of the cake.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Viva Las Vegas Birthday Cake

Viva Las Vegas Cake
This cake was custom designed for a client. The client requested a Las Vegas theme for a birthday cake. The cake is made from chocolate cake with a red-colored raspberry buttercream filling. The cake was covered in green vanilla-flavored buttercream icing. The cake's border was piped with black vanilla-flavored buttercream icing. The cards and chips were handmade out of fondant and painted on with edible paint. Isomalt red jewels flanked the sides of the cake.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Bra and Panty Cake



Bra and Panty Birthday Cake
This cake was custom designed by Kristen for her husband's birthday. He requested a "provocative" cake for his birthday and selected the design. The cake is a chocolate cake with a vanilla buttercream filling. The cake is covered in vanilla buttercream frosting. The design is a cornelia lace pattern on the bra and panty.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Black and White Birthday Cake

Black and White Themed Birthday Cake
This cake was custom designed for an adult woman's birthday. The cake is covered in white fondant. It is decorated with black fondant stripes and hand formed black fondant roses. A brand new specialty of Seven Deadly Sweets is hand formed roses to add a simple, yet elegant decoration to any cake. They can be made out of fondant, gumpaste, pastillage, and marzipan.

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: A Little Girl's 1st Birthday Cake



A Little Girl's 1st Birthday Cake
This cake was custom designed for a little girl who was celebrating her 1st birthday. The cake was covered in a buttercream frosting. This brightly colored cake was a great way to celebrate such a huge milestone!

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Hannah Montana Guitar Cake


Hannah Montana Guitar Cake
This cake was designed by Kristen. The cake was hand-carved to resemble an electric guitar. The cake is covered in vanilla buttercream. Edible pearls and isomalt jewels were added for extra flair. The cake itself is marble cake with chocolate buttercream filling.

Monday, June 29, 2009

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Princess Cake

Princess-themed Cake
Kristen hand-carved this cake to look like a princess crown. The cake is covered in vanilla buttercream and has edible pearl accents. The cake itself is marble cake with chocolate buttercream.

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Tinkerbell Cake

Tinkerbell Cake
Kristen designed this Tinkerbell-themed cake for a little girl's birthday. The cake is covered in pink and purple modeling chocolate. The flowers are made of pink and purple modeling chocolate. There are edible pearls located in the middle of each flower. The cake itself is marble cake with chocolate buttercream filling.

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Outdoorsy Cake

Outdoorsy Birthday Cake
Kristen designed this outdoorsy-themed birthday cake for a little boy. The cake is covered in green modeling chocolate. The piping of the letters and the border on the bottom of the cake is chocolate buttercream. The little boy figure is made out of a mix of gumpaste and fondant. The log and the deer are made of chocolate fondant. The tree is made of green modeling chocolate. The pond is made out of blue piping gel. The fishing pole is made of out a lollipop and painted over with melted chocolate. The cake itself is made of vanilla cake and tinted with camo colors. The filling is chocolate buttercream.

Our Cakes Throughout the Years: Hannah Montana Cake

Hannah Montana Cake
This cake was designed by Kristen for a little girl's birthday. The cake is covered in pink modeling chocolate. The accents are made out of gumpaste. This was Kristen's first attempt to work with gumpaste to create the figure. The cake itself is made out of chocolate cake with pink vanilla buttercream filling. The stage behind Hannah is made out of cake also.