You're out!
Well, now that baseball season is over it was time for one last baseball birthday cake, along with some corresponding cake balls. And since this November was the big election what better way to be patriotic than donning the cake with a red, white, and blue logo for the Washington Nationals.
This cake was an 8 inch round cake. It was the classic combination of white cake with vanilla buttercream icing and filling. No fondant on this cake and it still looks cute!
The logo was hand piped onto the cake with vanilla buttercream. I wanted to get the logo just right because that's the perfectionist in me. Well, how did I do? The stitches were hand piped as well. What's a baseball without the stitching, right?
The cake balls were also filled with a white cake/vanilla icing mixture. Then decorated just like the party cake complete with the Washington Nationals logo!
This cake was pretty fun to make and decorate and the birthday boy's mom loved it! I'm sure the birthday boy will like it just as much!
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It's been awhile....
So it's been awhile since my last post. I have been busy baking my own little cupcake who was born on May 2nd, 2012. He's the light of my world and therefore, I haven't had the time to create my clever, witty, and fun posts about my cakes. Well, I will make it up to you with a picture of my little one being so darn cute it hurts as well as a plethora of posts about cakes that I have not had the chance to highlight. These posts will just be pictures but if you have any questions about an individual cake I would be happy to exchange some witty banter in a comment or two.
So here it goes...
My cupcake...
And onto my other creations in 3... 2... 1....
So here it goes...
My cupcake...
And onto my other creations in 3... 2... 1....
October 1, 2011
Spiderman, Spiderman, Does whatever a spider can!
This was for a little boy who was turning 3 and his favorite super hero just happens to be Spiderman! It was a tall order as the little boy has many food allergies.. peanut, egg, milk, soy, but the rest of the family do not have the same allergies. Needless to say he got his own "cake" which was the top tier. A special order just for him.

The bottom tier of the cake was a 6 inch round orange cake with vanilla buttercream filling. It tastes just like a dreamsicle! And the top tier was a 4 inch round vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream. Obviously I used a very different recipe for this cake because of all the stipulations, so hopefully it turned out delicious!

The top layer of the cake donned a black fondant spiderweb to represent the superhero that the birthday boy knows and loves. Each string was hand rolled and placed strategically to look like a spider web. I believe that the parents of the birthday boy were going to place a spiderman action figure on top to really make this cake extra special.

Even the frosting was a special blend to cater to this birthday boy's allergies! It was dyed red with some food coloring because of course red is a signature color of Spiderman!

And what is Spiderman without a city to watch over?!?! The buildings were hand cut black fondant with yellow windows. the city went all around the bottom layer of the cake. Since it was a birthday cake there had to be those famous "Happy Birthday" words on the there as well as the birthday boy's age!

While the city was safe from all the bad guys, this birthday boy had a spiderman-rific birthday cake. His mom came to pick it up and she loved the cake. I can only hope everyone else loved it too! I love doing character cakes... bring on those cute little characters people! I liked the way this cake turned out as well even though it had its challenges with all the allergies I had to cater to.
Happy birthday! I hope you had a great one to go along with your great cake!
The bottom tier of the cake was a 6 inch round orange cake with vanilla buttercream filling. It tastes just like a dreamsicle! And the top tier was a 4 inch round vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream. Obviously I used a very different recipe for this cake because of all the stipulations, so hopefully it turned out delicious!
The top layer of the cake donned a black fondant spiderweb to represent the superhero that the birthday boy knows and loves. Each string was hand rolled and placed strategically to look like a spider web. I believe that the parents of the birthday boy were going to place a spiderman action figure on top to really make this cake extra special.
Even the frosting was a special blend to cater to this birthday boy's allergies! It was dyed red with some food coloring because of course red is a signature color of Spiderman!
And what is Spiderman without a city to watch over?!?! The buildings were hand cut black fondant with yellow windows. the city went all around the bottom layer of the cake. Since it was a birthday cake there had to be those famous "Happy Birthday" words on the there as well as the birthday boy's age!
While the city was safe from all the bad guys, this birthday boy had a spiderman-rific birthday cake. His mom came to pick it up and she loved the cake. I can only hope everyone else loved it too! I love doing character cakes... bring on those cute little characters people! I liked the way this cake turned out as well even though it had its challenges with all the allergies I had to cater to.
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