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10" & 6" yellow cake filled with raspberry and all covered in fondant. Ribbons and trim non-edible, everything else is. Booties are painted with luster dust and the plaque is fondant with rice paper over top, once again dusted with luster dust. Idea was based on a cake from thecakestore.com.

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By tripletmom

Oct 24, 2005

3-D pick-up truck made from a chocolate 12X18 chocolate cake, iced with the Dream Whip buttercream recipe. Many thanks to cakemommy as her 3-d truck cake was the major inspiration for this one.

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By tripletmom

Oct 31, 2005

9 x 9 x 2 Coconut Rum Cake with Rum flavored BC for my two friends, who just gave birth to their 2 beautiful Baby-Boys. It is my first Edible Image and I fell in love doing edible Images LOL. I only printed out a 5 x 7 and used the rest of the sheet for the sides of the cake with the words "Adorable", "Lovable", "Enchanting", "Endearing"

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By Esther

Nov 3, 2005

My version of a dinosaur cake I saw on this very webpage. Fun and easy to make!

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By wyatt

Nov 5, 2005

THese were orderd for a prepatory school function.

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By Mac

Nov 6, 2005

2 Layer Carot Cake with Raisins and chopped Pecans, filled with Cinnamon Frosting. Edible Image and decorated with BC and Cake Glitter

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By Esther

Nov 10, 2005

learned a lot from this cake. but it wasn't as difficult as I thought - just time consuming. and heavy! Done in all buttercream except for rattle decoration (separate photo) in fondant

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By christyA

Nov 16, 2005

Onesie cookies for an office baby shower. No fail recipe with Antonia's icing - Turned out awesome and tasted even better. I actually made girl cookies too because the woman was having a boy and a girl - twins! But i forgot to take a picture of those. DOH!

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By melxcloud

Nov 17, 2005

Made this for my son's 4th birthday! He loves Larry!!! I came up with the design....BC icing with fondant accents!

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By isacrowe

Nov 18, 2005

Here is my take on that great clothesline cake. I finally had the opportunity to make this one for a friend at our church baby shower. I SHOULD have taken photos before I left my house (and tried but the batteries died), because the BC cracked before the shower. I did a little fix job, but it doesn't look as nice as it did at home. I was sick about it, but I got rave reviews anyways. This was my first shot with any kind of fondant, and I used MMF for the clothes. I had a blast doing it!!

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By rachaelwelch

Nov 21, 2005

I found the idea on a cute UK site, they make awesome cakes. This one is for a baby shower. All is edible except the ribbon and bells.

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By Kitagrl

Nov 24, 2005

This is a white cake with a banana mouse filling. I cut the sheet cake to make it look like a boat. Everything is iced with buttercream with some fondant accents, ie: arms, nose flag, plaque in the back. I got the idea from the Cake Corner web site, thanks! Thanks for looking!

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By MellyD

Nov 27, 2005

The customer wanted a bow, not really happy with it, but I do like the cake overall. Got every idea right off of CC. Thanks everybody.

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By bulldog

Dec 9, 2005

I was asked to do a cake from the Hugs & Stitches invitations, and got all excited, and then all the mom wanted was polka dots on the cake. Doh, how boring! So, I had a little fun with the smash cake instead and made a little rocket. :) Thanks for looking!

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By momsandraven

Dec 18, 2005

This is a picture of my son's 16th birthday cake. I made the cake chocolate. I used a small tip to map out a road and left that portion uniced. I then iced green with a star tip all over. I added lines on the road with white buttercream. I bought the little cars at the store. They were a perfect size. The right top corner has a little hill made from the top portion of the cake that I cut off to even it out. He loved it and it was yummy too!

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By tsuitor

Dec 31, 2005

this was for my son's 2nd Birthday. It was such a fun and easy cake to make. the picture doesn't do it justice though.. i dont think any really do.

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By JennB

Jan 1, 2006

made with regular race car pan and colorflow numbers

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By JennB

Jan 1, 2006

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By JennB

Jan 1, 2006

happy Birthday cake for anyone or any age.

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By JennB

Jan 1, 2006

Buttercream & airbrush. I cut out the shape of the picture from card board and blocked the area that isn't black. After spraying black, I used a projector to draw buzz and then added his coloring. This technique is great for doing neon colors to really make them pop!

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By Jenn123

Jan 4, 2006

This was a cake I did for my best friend's little boy. He just loves Yu-gi. The boys all fought over who got to eat the eyes... (go figure, LOL)

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By okieinalaska

Jan 12, 2006

Mother Goose Nursey themed cake - Cow Jumped over the moon book. Italian meringue buttercream with fondant cover, letters and star accents. The cow was hand painted on rice paper with petal dusts, then placed on a fondant backing. All French vanilla flavored cake with raspberry buttercream filling. Base is also vanilla/raspberry cream. I'll post more pictures of the sides.

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By heavenlycakes

Jan 12, 2006

This cake was for a Boy George fan.

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By ceggie81454

Jan 18, 2006

I made this cake for my favorite watering hole in Santa Barbara. It's decorated with Butter Cream Icing

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By ceggie81454

Jan 18, 2006

This is a cake I did for a cousin's shower. Vanilla cake with buttercream frosting and Wilton plastic decorations. The colors were a lot more vibrant in person!

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By tammiemarie

Jan 24, 2006

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By shellkay

Jan 24, 2006

This cake is for a little boy that couldn't make up his mind on which Super Hero he wanted. So I put them all on there. All are edible images...the rosettes at the top were for his candles.....thanks for looking

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By spoiledtoodef

Jan 25, 2006

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By TERRYHORTON

Jan 27, 2006

I did this cake for a friend's baby shower. I learned a lot about fondant, especially to bring extra. And I learned not to place a cake in sunlight because by the time it came to serve it, the arm had fallen off. 3-D bear pan on top of a 1/2 sheet.

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By dickson98

Jan 28, 2006

First time doing a 3D cake...it was tons of fun! Thanks to SquirrellyCakes for all of her advice...I couldn't have done this cake otherwise. Three 6x3 round Chocolate Mud cakes (thanks boonenati & auzzi) with WBH Cookies & Cream filling. BC icing and MMF accent decorations. My DS loved it!

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By JennT

Jan 29, 2006

This is a chocolate cake, frosted with chocolate icing...covered with fondant. It is for a baby shower for my husbands co-worker. It's just my version of the other popular "oh boy" baby shower cakes that are done so well on here. Thanks for the inspiration! I hope you likey...thanks for looking!

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By farney0125

Feb 1, 2006

UGH.....this really didnt come out like I wanted it to. I tried MMF and it was a horror!!! Ended up having to use regular fondant that I had at home (thank goodness) I got bulges and it wasnt as smooth as I really wanted it to be....but everyone seem to like it. I guess when you see the defects you feel eveyone else sees them also. The decorations (my favorite part of the cake) were all edible except for the airplane and blocks. If you have any suggestions (good or bad) please let me know! Thnx!

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By cakes4fun

Feb 1, 2006

This cake was fun to do. The animals are made of fondant as is the bow. The rest is buttercream. I had problems with the BC cracking on me as I didn't have enough support on the top tier. Also dry weather. I'm glad this is over. I started on the cake and the shower was cancelled at the last minute, but rescheduled again. Thank god for fondant and freezers! The inspiration of this cake was by ButterflyCakes with 2 diff cakes in the gallery. And the animals are from mother to be's nursery bedding.

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By dtmc

Feb 4, 2006

Oh, the ribbon around the bottom tier is fondant and so is the trangles.

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By dtmc

Feb 4, 2006

I did this one yesterday morning (Sunday)...had a hard time trying to figure out what I was going to do. I was out of ideas but I did have my four colors made up and just decided to wing it. The plane was traced on by punching holes in the picture and placing it on the cake. I then dusted cocoa powder over the holes to get the outline to show up clearly. Love the bright colors but not the overall design. Turned out to be the best tasting cake I've made to date, though!

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By fytar

Feb 6, 2006

I made this cake for my son Angel who just turned 2, he loves spiderman and I was able to put both of them on one!!. I used edible immage at the top, all other is BC. I also used diferent flavors so kids could have a choice at the party.

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By Reyna

Feb 6, 2006

I absolutely love the design of this cake and give 100% credit to Amylou for her creative design that I copied from. I had to try it out myself and it was a huge hit. All buttercream, yellow cake with strawberry filling.

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By sweetcreation

Feb 22, 2006

I made this cake for a boy's sixth birthday. He loved it. It is a cake baked in a bowl on a 9x13 cake. I made the rocks out of fondont.

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By dpwmom

Feb 22, 2006

This was my first clothesline cake. My free-hand laundry basket turned out a bit big and had to take it off of the top of the cake and place it off to the side which smudged the decoration on the left. But I think it turned out pretty well considering it was 2am when I finished.

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By christyA

Feb 23, 2006

Cake I did for my son's 3rd birthday. First time working with color flow (outside of the butterflies I did in Wilton II class) wish the windows came out better. I liked the way the cake came out though. Spiderman is a candle.

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By genean

Feb 24, 2006

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