This cake was made for
one of my wife's
kickboxing teammates'
birthday. It was designed
to match the team t-shirt.
I made this snow tubing
cake for my daughter's
birthday party.
Texas Stadium - former home of the Dallas Cowboys. The top
was removable to see the field and the stands. Maybe they'll
invite me down to do a cake for the new stadium...
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Baltimore Ravens Helmet Cake
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Soccer Ball and Cleat Cake
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For a young Yankees
fan's birthday.
Designed to match my
daughter's soccer team's
backpacks. It's all
edible except the netting.
This sports bag cake holds a
football, soccer ball, and
cleat, and lays on top of a
lacrosse stick. Even the
netting was edible.
Spongebob Squarepants - Redskins Cake
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Yes, Spongebob is a Redskins
fan. Considering how things
are going for the Skins,
Spongebob may be called in to
help out on the O-line, or on
the defense, or special teams,
or....
This Redskins Sports Bag cake
was for one of my wife's
friends. It's actually really tiny
(I think it served 10), which is
a challenge in itself.
I made this boxing glove
cake for my wife's kickboxing
team party. Yes, my wife
kickboxes, and I bake cakes.
[Insert your own joke here.]
This baseball glove cake was for a
friend who was a Nats fan. I hope
this cake made him happier than
the Nats did (they were going
through a somewhat lengthy
rough patch...).
This Ravens Helmet
cake was autographed
by Ray Lewis...or so I
told my son. (Well, it
looks authentic.)
I weaved Asian glass
noodles to make the
strings on this tennis
racquet cake.
This Wii Tennis cake features
the recipient's and a friend's
Mii characters.
This golf bag cake
was the first
fondant covered
cake I ever made.
Sports cakes with balls and
shoes on them are very
popular. Here's one with a
basketball; elsewhere on
the page there are soccer
ones too.
This Redskins Jersey cake
was for my wife's
birthday...I'll let you
guess which birthday it
was.
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I donated a cake to the
Washington Nationals Dream
Foundation charity auction. The
winner asked for this cake for
her husband's 50th birthday.
I made this cake for a Washington Capitals fan's
bar mitzvah celebration. The board is the
hockey rink, and the bag (containing a full
complement of hockey gear) sits over a hockey
stick. The skate looks pretty cool, right? I had a
bit of cake left over, so I used it along with some
giant marshmallows to make the hockey glove
cake. Later I made a smaller version of the
hockey skate out of rice krispie treats for an avid
hockey player and Boston Bruins fan.
My middle son plays
lacrosse, so he asked me to
make this lacrosse helmet
cake for a team party,
complete with the River Hill
High School hawk mascot.