Not a gingerbread house,
but a sculpted cake. Got
Santa from a craft store -
he flies around on a thin
wire. The trees light up too!
Hey look, the tree
lights up!
Thanksgiving and Christmas
Easter
The Easter bunny cake
sits on green grass and
jelly beans.
Halloween
This skull cake is really
easy to make - try it
out next Halloween;
the eyeballs are
chocolate.
This witch's cauldron cake had gummy
worms and critters inside; the fireplace logs
are pretzel sticks.
This creepy spider cake was the perfect Halloween
centerpiece.
This was a birthday cake
for my middle child (who
loves vampire stories).
designed to look like a box of
bought the truffles and decorated
them with the same frosting as the
cake to tie the colors together.
Valentine's Day
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A quick cake I did
for a family
gathering.
This was actually a
birthday cake but it
seemed to fit here.
The Reaper's clock
was a real timepiece.
Christmas Cake - Hearth and Tree
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The top hat and neck
are cake, the scarf
and facial features
are fondant.
This Eskimo is ice fishing
while the rest of his
family is in the igloo.
Northern Lights display in
the background.
This Autumn Haystack Cake
features fondant leaves
and a fondant wagonwheel
in the background.
A traditional Christ-
mas nutcracker.
Bumble, from the classic
TV Christmas special
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer."
Gory, repulsive, vile, and creepy,
this zombie cake is everything a
Halloween cake should be.
This devil cake kinda
resembles a guy I
bought a used car
from once.
Awww, those pug dogs' little
squished up faces just make us
smile and say "Merry Christmas."
Or "poor thing."
The stockings on the
fireplace have names on
them, and the tree lights up!
I had so much fun with the first
zombie cake, I did another one
this year. Halloween is the best
holiday for cakes!
A quick Halloween
cake I did for an
office party.
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I made this turkey cake for my
youngest son’s school festival. The
roasted look comes from blow-
torching the caramel covering (blow
torch = fun, always).
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