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Showing posts with label fondant figures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fondant figures. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2013

UFC Cake


Ultimate Fighting Championship

UFC cake with fondant George St Pierre and Carlos Condit.  "Cage" is made from gelatin sheets.



Sunday, March 11, 2012

Star Wars Lego Landspeeder Cake


May the Fondant Be With You...


Modelled after a Lego Landspeeder as shown here...


I have come to realize that lego cakes are extremely time-consuming.  Lots of fun, mind you, it is just that I always seem to forget about the massive amount of  tiny little circles required to make the lego bricks look like lego bricks.  I believe I cut out and attached approx 134 of them!  Not difficult, just tedious, time-consuming work!

Luke and Obi Wan are hand-sculpted from fondant and painted with food colouring.   The larger lego bricks on the cake board are molded chocolate.   The "wind shield" on the landspeeder is made from Isomalt (edible sugar product) to look like glass.  Jets/engine are sculpted cereal treats, covered in fondant and secured to the sides of the ship.   I was completely exhausted after making this one, however it was very rewarding to complete, and a pleasure to make for such a sweet birthday boy!


Luke and Obi Wan Kenobi







Sunday, October 23, 2011

Happy Quilter!




My mom requested a cake for her friend who was turning 65, that loves quilting.  It's hard to tell from the photos, but this is a full 2-layer, 8" cake (looks much smaller in the photos I think).  The couch is molded from cereal treats, then covered in fondant.   This was a fun cake to make, and also a pleasure to make for someone so nice!

I am very excited about my next cake project... It will be complete on Oct. 28, and I will hopefully have photos posted the following day...stay tuned!  In the meantime, here is the quilter cake from a few different angles.  Thanks for looking!




Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Kayak Cake and Farmer with Chickens Cake



I had the honour of making two really fun cakes for two dear friend's husbands...However, it is tricky making an actual person out of fondant -  I worried that if I didn't have their features quite right they could be down-right offended.  I was thankfully given full-creative license on both cakes, and I think both Fondant Barry and Fondant Flav were a success!

First up is Fondant Barry Kayaking with his Faithful Blind Cat Stevie.    Followed by Fondant Flav and his Egg-laying Chickens!   Check them out...













Real Barry and Fondant Barry together at last!


 ...and along came the chicken farmer...



 Flav in the wooden barrel and chicken coop prior to cake assembly.

Real Flav with his barrel tub buddy