Posts by jenbenjr

I had my 3rd baby in July. I took orders up until about a week before my planned c-section. After I had the baby, I took only about a month off and got right back into it (it was also my second c-section). I think it is just all in...

I can definately relate. I just had a cake disaster this past weekend with a wedding cake that I spent 2 weeks on (pic in photos). I love what I do but wedding cakes stress me out so much. My worst nightmare came true when that cake...

I always do my 4 tier cakes in those sizes. My most recent wedding cake was done in that size....the pic is in my photos...Pink and Brown.

Me too! I like the old style better. I know they are still working on it, so hopefully it gets better!

Quote:Originally Posted by janebrophyQuote:Originally Posted by jenbenjrIt is possible! I have lost about 65 lbs. this last year and a half. I have had a tough time through the holidays but I am happy to say I am back on track. I...

It is possible! I have lost about 65 lbs. this last year and a half. I have had a tough time through the holidays but I am happy to say I am back on track. I workout 5 days a week...sometimes twice a day. I also use Sparkpeople.com...

I would do a 16, 12, 9, 6" which serves 200 and two 12x18x4 kitchen cakes. I can get a 16" in my regular oven.

I have both and love them both, but I have to say that I do prefer the bowl lift. I use it so much more often!

I have done one of the cakes in the past and I believe I covered the whole cake with fondant...then with a clean serrated knife, I cut my slice out. I then iced the slice and the place of the cake that I cut my slice out with...

I usually like to make my top tiers 6" also but I have done a 12" and a 9" tiered cake before (carebear cake in my pics). I think it all depends on the design and what you are going to have on the top tier of the cake.