Cake Central › Tag: coin
Subscribe

Tag: coin

  • Legend
  • Forum Thread
  • Articles

Images Tagged with “Coin”

add photos
1 - 40 of 358 photos
This is the last cake of my busy weekend! This is Part 2 to the Spongebob cake. The birthday boy loves nickels and his mom asked that I do a cake that looks like a nickel! So here it is! French vanilla cake, everything is BC.
2 1
By mamafrogcakes
Dec 3, 2005
I made this for my grandmother's 86th BDay. Not real happy how it turned out but I started too late on the design. It is 4 6" cakes with a little shaved off of one side with Tahitian Vanilla BC (I don't like the flavor as much as the Mexican Vanilla--just tried something different). DH helped make the casino edible image and he wasn't getting the idea.
4 3
By Mac
Jan 13, 2006
12"x18". Royal letter w/luster dust. Fondant shamrock & coins w/luster dust.
4
By bulldog
Mar 14, 2006
Chocolate cake, buttercream icing, Rice Krispie treat lid, chocolate coins, real jewelry.
2 3
By potatocakes
Jun 16, 2006
3 6
By nathanikka
Jun 24, 2006
Dummy cake for an exhibition. Everything made from fondant. Sand are shredded cookies. Coins were made with a mould and the frog after my "frog prince" cake. Text on cake: YO HO! A pirates life for me! Aye! Thanks for looking
17 79
By Tuggy
Jul 8, 2006
Treasure map painted on gumpaste to go with the pirate treasure island.
1 5
By Ursula40
Sep 23, 2006
For my 95 year old 'Nanny'. Three cakes covered in IMBC. Each tier was made from a 9x13, cut in half and torted and sits on a board edged with wide gold ribbon. Middle tier was cut a litle smaller. Edible images for the machine images and the coins. Coins are fondant with '95' on one side and either 'Happy Birthday' or a Nan's picture on the other side. Light on top is white chocolate made in two small dixie cups attached when dry. Casino cards made of fondant with edible images. Coins on wire are foam.
4 14
By mary-ann
Oct 8, 2006
detail of my Silver winner at the OSSAS. There were three faeries hiding in the cake. One was stealing a coin, one was pulling a shamrock out of the bouquet, and one was napping under the hankie.
7 6
By TooMuchCake
Oct 9, 2006
This cake is 1/2 choc 1/2 yellow with BC. The decorations are MMF, the masks are MMF and gumpaste. The coins are choc brushed with luster dust.
3 10
By tyty
Dec 22, 2006
1 8
By SGordon
Jan 13, 2007
Pirate Treasure Chest made out of a loaf pan. I cut it in half and stuffed the middle w/icing and "treasures"
3
By LLAURALS
Mar 2, 2007
A closer look at the Treasure Chest.
1
By LLAURALS
Mar 2, 2007
Close up of the topper for the Pirate Booty Cupcake Tower. Glue gunned plastic 'gold' coins to the stand and encrusted the cupcake for the birthday girl in gold dragees.
3 2
By karaokegirl
Mar 8, 2007
My first time entering a cake competition, and I won 1st place. This is a carved cake covered in fondant, with all fondant accents.
9 8
By meggylou
Mar 12, 2007
2 tiered cake iced in ganache. Gold coins, shamrocks and name and age are molded chocolate.
2
By GIAcakes
Mar 17, 2007
Airbrushed Buttercream with plastic jewels, fondant coins and gold wrapped chocolate bars. Lid is cake on board and propped on dowels.
2 10
By Jenn123
Mar 19, 2007
1
By Botanesis
Mar 21, 2007
This was a triple chocolate cake covered in MMF. I wound up doing the artwork on the penny all freehand then covering it with aztec copper luster dust. I think I made Lincoln look 20 years younger! This cake was for a guy that is notoriously thrifty!
8 3
By bdrider
Apr 10, 2007
Sports ball cake covered in fondant with fondant handles. The "gold coins" are colored chocolate made into circles. Then cake balls spread around the bottom of the pot.
3 4
By Elserj
Apr 13, 2007
White cake with fudge chocolate frosting. The straps and lock are fondant. I didn't know about this site until after I made this cake or I would have used some of the clever ideas I had seen here. So many talented artists display their cakes here.
1 3
By kcw551
Apr 20, 2007
usually cakes look better in the flesh than a picture, but in this case, the picture makes it look better than it actually was....ive NEVER been able to cover a cake perfectly coz it always rips! so i have to resort to cutting pieces (front and back) and sticking them together...i just wish i was good enough!
2 6
By button-moon
Apr 27, 2007
This was an impromptu cake I baked for a friend who's opening a cafeteria. It's to congratulate her & wish her success for the business venture.
2 2
By nanzz
Apr 27, 2007
treasure chest made from 9x13 sheet cakes. Stacked, the ends trimmed down a little and used to create the dome on the top. Covered the bottom with mmf and marked with ruler to create lines. Dome covered with mmf strips. Chocolate wrapped coins complete
2 8
By srmaxwell
May 2, 2007
This cake was for my friend's son Pirate of the Caribbean birthday party, I made it along with matching cookies and cupcakes
14 14
By jouj
May 3, 2007
Made for customer who was retiring from the Navy. Wife told me he wears tie dye alllllll the time, thus the bottom tier. Some of his special moments include his Dad pinning his anchors on him so that is what you see on the front of the cake. He also had beer steins, an airplane (he worked on em) and a globe with the phrase "so there I was all boozed up in....." The top has 3 replicas oh his chiefs coin made with white chocolate and a combination of luster and highlighter dusts.
6 1
By carrielynnfields
May 5, 2007
5 9
By susanscakebabies
May 17, 2007
Simple 6 inch round done in buttercream. I used a lined impression mat and Wilton chocolates to make the coin with bronze and gold luster dusts to highlight. This was for my daughter's school cake walk at their carnival. today. Thanks for looking!
4 3
By Cake4ever
May 24, 2007
Here is another cake I made for my daughter's school. This is a 6 inch round in buttercream. I used a line impression mat on the sides and Wilton chocolates to make the coin and luster dusted them with bronze and gold luster dust from CC. Thanks for looking.
3 2
By Cake4ever
May 24, 2007
This cake was for a girl who graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in finance. The calculator, coins, and bills are chocolate mmf. The calculator was airbrushed black, the coins and calculator buttons were glazed so I could air brush them gold. The bills are frosted in buttercream.
2 1
By BlueRoseCakes
May 30, 2007
I got the idea for this cake from someone here on the gallery. It is yellow cake with BC and MMF. Gumpaste / MMf money bag. Chocolate coins and kids play money. My husband asked me to make this cake for his employees at the bank he works for. It was employee appreciation day.
2 8
By dakjack
Jun 12, 2007
My 10 year old son made this cake for the 2007 San Diego Cakes on Parade Show and Competition. He placed 2nd in the junior fondant division. Airbrushed Fondant covered cake with fondant map, chocolate rocks, brown sugar dirt, and gold foil covered chocolate coins.
3 6
By mommykicksbutt
Jun 18, 2007
Chest made from 9x13 cut into thirds. Lid is 1/3 of cake and on a cardboard cut to size with dowels inserted in the bottom cake to elevate it. First time making fondant planks to cover entire chest. Used wood plank impression mat on planks. Candy jewelry rings and necklace. Gummie candy pirate skulls. Jolly Rancher candy "jewels". Fondant coins painted with gold luster dust and silver dragees. Fondant pirate key to look like Davy Jones' from The Pirates of Caribbean movie.
1 3
By KimAZ
Jun 21, 2007
This is a chocolate shell decorated with lollies and a strawberyy shortcake toy. Underneath is a chocolate cake topped with chocolate money. The birthay child gets to break open the chocolate shell to reveal the treasure inside! Was a big hit at the party, all the kids were very excited to see what was inside!
2 1
By kncab
Jun 22, 2007
I got this idea from Two-Hour Party Cakes by Carol Deacon. This cake was SOOO easy and now I want to do all the cakes in the book! LOL It is a yellow cake with BC filling and fondant. The coins are foil covered chocolates
21 48
By reesesob
Jun 25, 2007
These cakes were HUGE! Covered in MMF with chocolate coins.
9 8
By absolutecakes
Jul 5, 2007
This cake is for a woman turning 50, who LOVES 50 cent. The sides were imprinted with the diamond imprint mat then painted with silver luster dust and silver dragees "glued" in the corners. The top is an edible image and the coins are made of fondant painted with luster dust. Thanks for looking!
5 2
By ladybuglau
Jul 20, 2007
For a 3 year olds pirate theme party
3 3
By Rachel211
Aug 4, 2007
One of the easiest cakes I have made. Picture quality is pretty bad - sorry!
1
By ireneleach
Aug 6, 2007
I did this one for my Dad's 60th birthday. He collects coins, especially pennies. The date on the penny is the date of birth year.
2 1
By terrimj
Aug 7, 2007
view more tagged images

Comments

There are no comments yet
Cake Central › Tag: coin