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Here's a better picture of the Grinch cake, there's a little glare on his face, but at least it's not blurry!
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By shelbur10
Dec 1, 2006
I made this today for my daughter's MI Reserve Unit family day holiday meal tomorrow. She serves in the Army's 377th Military Intelligence Batallion Reserve Unit and I'm so grateful to her and to all the soldier's that serve with her. I'm so happy to provide this cake for them.
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By jeking
Dec 2, 2006
White MMF w/buttercream greenery, pine cones and holly, fondant bow. I would change a few things next time.
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By Sharolo
Dec 5, 2006
I thought this would be harder then it was. Let me know what you think!
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By sarah249
Dec 5, 2006
This cake was a family event. My wife baked the Carrot Cake. My 7 year old Son and I made all of the decorations from Marzipan . And, I made the table clothes from Fondant. We had alot of fun putting this one together.
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By jsel
Dec 6, 2006
I'm still new at cake decorating, so this isn't nearly as creative as others. I'm downloading a cake decorating course so hopefully my cake by Christmas will be better. But I thought I'd put this one on anyway. :) Great job everyone!
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By mommyoffaith
Dec 6, 2006
This is my first decorated cake! It is covered in cream cheese icing and a big bow made out of modelling chocolate. It was so much fun to make and it tastes as good as it looks!!
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By marissa874
Dec 6, 2006
DH is having a potluck at work tomorrow, so this is what he's taking. Of course, he told me he needed this... yesterday. It's now midnight and I literally just finished it about 10 mins ago. Never done reverse shells before and my base shells need a lot of work, but oh well. As for the ghastly poinsettia on the top... I had the mentality of ''I can fix this''... I do kinda like the colors though. It's BC on a triple chocolate 9''.
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By cinderspritzer
Dec 7, 2006
This cake is similar to another one I did earlier this week. It was done to match the "Winter Greetings" Lenox china pattern. My mother, Catherine McClung, is the artist who designed the china. The cardinals are chocolate transfers, the pinecones are royal (penny sue's method) real ribbon because I don't have the knack for fondant ones yet.
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By springlakecake
Dec 8, 2006
Everything is edible. The chair is pound cake, the cat is royal icing, the fireplace is sugar wafers, chocolate, fondant and buttercream.
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By Anniecakes
Dec 11, 2006
This is a quick snapshot of my Halloween cake. It would have been a better picture if I would have taken it once I placed it on the glass cake tray. This cake was not perfect but all of my lil' ghost and goblins loved it at the Halloween Party.
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By Timojen2002
Dec 11, 2006
Used the care bear pan and created our own Holiday Bear. The candycane on his tummy was made with candy melts.
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By chelleb1974
Dec 12, 2006
This Holiday Bear went along with the big one. This is the mini stand up bear pan. My friend's son cannot eat wheat, gluten or milk products so this cake was for him, and the leftover batter was used to make cupcakes. I realized after we ate the cake and looked at the photos, that I forgot to put the eyes on the bear!!!
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By chelleb1974
Dec 12, 2006
Sorry the picture is a little blurred,after i done this cake and took the picture I realized I had forgotten to cover my board.lol...I think this is a good one for Birthday, Mothers day, Easter etc, covers alot of celebrations...
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By Pearl70
Dec 13, 2006
This was my 2nd attempt at a cake and while I was pretty pleased with the way it came out, I certainly learned a lot about what not to do. For example, when stacking a cake like this, it's best to not let the fondant drape over the sides or the icing from the center of the base cake will probably ooze out from the weight during traveling for the delivery. All over your lap.
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By bdrider
Dec 13, 2006
Just a sample of some cookies I made for my son's preschool class. Sprinkled with edible glitter
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By cakemommy
Dec 13, 2006
made 3 dozen cupcakes all in gold foil liners for a cupcake tree... 1/2 were devils food and 1/2 french vanilla, done all in buttercream (well except for the mini marshmallow on santas hat!)
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By southrnhearts
Dec 13, 2006
My first time doing a mold cake with the star tip.
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By SILVERCAT
Dec 14, 2006
This is a cake presentation requested for a company holiday party. Each single-tier cake has a different scene with "snowpeople" using the company's products. Clockwise from the top left: A couple watching Cable TV, a woman checking herself out in a mirror surrounded by Magazines, a gentleman talking on his Cell Phone, the centerpiece cake, and a grandmother talking on her Home Phone. Cakes were an assortment of vanilla and chocolate with various fillings. All in buttercream, fondant, and gumpaste.
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By meihana
Dec 14, 2006
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By CrystalRain
Dec 14, 2006
I was trying out my mini snowman pan and this is how they came out!
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By SILVERCAT
Dec 15, 2006
I have know idea what you call this but I think it can pass as a hat! It was left over cake mix from my mini snowman so I put it in a bowl and baked it up.
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By SILVERCAT
Dec 15, 2006
Centerpiece made for Thanksgiving Holiday dinner in fall colors. Flowers made with royal icing. Basketweave with buttercream icing.
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By ally912
Dec 15, 2006
These are some of the cookies I made this year as Thank You's to friends and teachers. Just BC icing w/ the large clear sprinkles to give them that "icey" look.
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By CakeL8T
Dec 15, 2006
More cookies I made as thank you's for friends & teachers. Sugar Cookies w/ BC icing.
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By CakeL8T
Dec 15, 2006
Simple holiday cakes. The fondant was airbrushed red, the green was kneaded into the fondant. White cake with all shortening icing.
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By geehouse
Dec 15, 2006
These aren't my favorite cookies, but here they are anyway. Just sugar cookies w/ poured icing.
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By CakeL8T
Dec 16, 2006
Christmas light cookies, I should have made the bottom of them green, I think that would have looked better. Hind sight is always 20/20. Oh well!!
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By CakeL8T
Dec 16, 2006
These are some of my favorite cookies to make!! I think they look warm & fuzzy!! Sugar cookies w/ poured icing and BC accents.
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By CakeL8T
Dec 16, 2006
these were made for a Disney Store holiday party
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By MahalKita
Dec 16, 2006
Buttercream with red hots as accents.
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By juptrstar
Dec 16, 2006
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By mykidsarekillingme
Dec 16, 2006
3d cake completely editable every thing on the cake is made from almond cake, buttercream, rolled buttercream and royal icing
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By richpenning
Dec 17, 2006
This is a cake that I did for an office holiday dinner. I volunteered to do the cake; I figured it would give me some exposure on folks not only seeing my cakes but tasting them as well. It is the white almond sour cream cake covered in Satin Ice and painted in pearlized luster duster. I decorated with some fondant trees and snowmen and edible pearls and the snowflakes are white chocolate, also dusted in pearl luster duster.
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By moralna
Dec 18, 2006
This is my first attempt at fondant without supervision :) The design was inspired by a stained class cake in one of Colette's books, and modified ("simplified"!) a bit. Poinsettia outline w/royal icing, filled in with colored gel. Bow made with gumpaste. Devil's Food cake with strawberry preserve filling.
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By cakelady11215
Dec 18, 2006
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By chefleslies
Dec 18, 2006
I work for an advertising agency called Red Chair Marketing, and this was our dessert for our holiday party. This was butter pecan cake w/ buttercream and EVERYONE just kept going on and on about how delicious it was. Tasted like pancakes, but even better. Even the employees at the restaurant loved it. First time using candy melts, which is what I used for the chair. I added shimmer dust to the chair to dress it up a little, and added cake sparkles to the holly leaves. www.redchairmarketing.com
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By oneprimalscream
Dec 18, 2006
MMF Snowman with Royal icing accents
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By giovanna
Dec 19, 2006
NFSC with royal icing
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By giovanna
Dec 19, 2006
This is a cake for a 40th anniversary. I covered the cake in fondant then attached the fondant ribbon and bow. I then "painted" the ribbon and bow w/ super pearl and added the embossed designs on the cake w/ BC icing. The poinsettias are gumpaste.
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By CakeL8T
Dec 20, 2006
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