Pendleton-Owens Wedding

Baby Girl Bed Cake

Hello Kitty Cake

Looney Tunes Cakes

These cakes deserve a little explaining - I made these for twin sisters on their very first birthday. Their family calls Violet Tweety and Anne-Renee Elmer Fud! They were both beautiful babies so I'm thinking the Elmer Fud is referring to her personality! I can't wait to see photos of the girls "smashing" their own little cakes! :)

Seashell Wedding Cake

This was actually for a Wedding Tea - not the actual wedding but the happy couple were running off to the beach to get married so this tea also served as a Wedding reception. So I'm calling it a wedding cake! :)

Congratulations Amanda & Michael

Bama Baby Shower

Congratulations Tori & Justin!

Bugs!!! Ahhhhhh!

Happy Birthday Connor!! I'll be waiting for your call when you get married. I'll be sure to make your cake with lots of "bug glue" :)

More Birthdays!

Weddings

Because not everyone needs a huge wedding cake!

Various Birthday Cakes

Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Or so I've been told! I've actually been making quite a few cakes. But I've been posting them on my facebook page. I'm going to attempt a few posts here with multiple cakes. We'll see how I do :) Thanks for stopping by.

Finding Nemo Cake

This little boy's name is Fisher! How cool is that!!

This is Fisher's little smash cake for photos :)

Gerber Daisy Wedding Cake

Rose Wedding Cake

Happy Birthday Kate!

Sweet 16

Happy Birthday Lilly

Happy Birthday Hanna-Grace

Thanks to Hanna-Grace's Mom Amy at Precious Memories Photography, I have this fabulous photo of her cake. If she could just be on call to photo all my cakes! :)

I might also add that Hanna-Grace has the coolest birth date ever!! June 3rd girls rock! ;) Yes, that would be my birth date too! LOL

Topsy Turvy Cake

My first attempt at a topsy turvy cake. Not sure I like doing these LOL I think it's something that take practice.

Musical Maggie

Sweet 16

Little Girl Baby Buggy

Big Ole Wedding Cake

As delivered

This cake is made of Styrofoam blocks covered with Perma-ice (much like sheet rock mud). This is where my hero comes in! Mike has lots of experience spreading sheet rock mud so I put him to work. He did an awesome job and I really don't think I could have pulled it off without him. I cut out all the dots and stripes many days in advance and put them in the food dehydrator to cure. I then hot glued them to the cake. The Mother of the Bride did a little additional embellishments after delivery so I can't take 100% of the decorating credit. Many of you have heard me talk about this project but I couldn't post photos until after the big day. Congrats Whitney!

Hawaii Cup Cakes