kiki the cake girl

Ghillie suit

For the hunter or sniper in your life ;) This cake is layers of chocolate with buttercream filling. It is covered with fondant made to resemble the camouflage shreds of a Ghillie suit.

Currency Cake

This cake was done for the birthday party of a banker.

Cowboy baby

This little cake was done as a gift for a new mommy! Her little guy was destined to be a cowboy.

This is my very first cake ever. It was for my son's first birthday and the party was Curious George themed. I decided to make the cake in the shape of a hat. Not just any hat, but the Yellow Hat (as in the man in the yellow hat)!

Toy Story Cake

This is a three tier cake done in the theme of the Toy Story movies (both 1 &2). I bought the little figurines so I chose a couple of background patterns (the stars and clouds) and the ever present 'ball' for the cake. The bottom tier is chocolate, the middle tier is chocolate and vanilla, the top tier which is the ball is vanilla.

Tractor Cake

This cake was done for a little guy's 4th birthday.

Lettering

These letters were also part of the Tractor cake. They can be done in any color for any cake. The wires can adjust in length to add height and to stagger the rows of lettering as I've done here. They do not add to the cost of the cake. It would be included with cake and can be made to say (almost) anything.

Harvest Items

These elements were made for the Tractor cake above. The tractor pulled a trailer behind it with bales of hay, pumpkins, a bushel of apples and a present on it. They are all completely edible. Any of these types of items can be made to add that little something extra to any kind of cake.

Viva Las Vegas

This cake was made for a 30th birthday party. The wife was surprising the husband with a trip to Las Vegas and he didn't know until the cake was wheeled out. It was surrounded by edible poker chips and printed showgirls, but those were added right before the presentation and my pictures were too dark to show here. If I get some better ones, I'll post them later.

Piano Cake

This cake was made for a woman who was retiring from a local church after 50 years of being the pianist.

Yo Gabba Gabba!

For my niece's first birthday, her parents (and big sister) wanted a Yo Gabba Gabba! theme since she loves that show. It was a five layer (chocolate, vanilla AND strawberry) covered in yummy buttercream and fondant and each side was decorated like the shows background sets. On the top was the Yo Gabba Gabba logo but it said "Yo Ava Ava!" instead since that is the birthday girl's name.

Butterflies and bees

A seven year old birthday girl requested this cake. It was decorated with royal icing 'grass', flowers, bees, ladybugs and butterflies to match the color scheme of the party plates.

Hot Pink & Zebra

This cake was done for an eleven year old's birthday gathering. It was a deep hot pink color with black zebra striping all over. Letters in hot pink with sparkle dust spelling out the birthday girl's name were added upon delivery. They "floated" over the cake (on wires coming out of the cake).

Animal Topper

This darling Giraffe and Tiger were made as toppers for the cake listed below. They are made of fondant and each tiny detail is added by hand.

Ryder's Animal Cake

This cake was made to match the invitation for a special boy's first birthday. The stripes/writing/colors are from the invite. The animals were added by request since they would be part of the decorations.

Birthday Cake

This cake was done as a 29th birthday cake for a spunky gal that I know and love. She loves hot pink and is just insanely cute.

Frog Pond

This is a closer view of the cake featured in the following post. A frog pond was the base and features lily pads, water lillies, rocks, and frogs...all handcrafted and edible.

Angel Overlooking Frog Pond

This cake was done for a very special reason. A girl that I grew up with, named Sarah, passed away last year. Her mother and her daughter requested this cake for her birthday. Sarah collected frogs-hence the frog pond. They also wanted some special figurines to represent Sarah and her daughter, Nattie. Doing this cake was so precious to me and I will cherish the opportunity always.

Slumber party Cake

This was made for a slumber party themed birthday for a 7 year old. The birthday girl loves Junie B. Jones books, so that is what the book on her bed says. There are little slippers on the 'floor' next to it and her initial embossed into the headboard. All completely edible. The hair and skin tone were made to match the birthday girl.