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This was the first cake I decorated for a function. It celebrated the 10th murder mystery dinner production a museum I volunteer at.

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By BuckyCake

Mar 6, 2007

This was my first attempt at the mad hatter- topsy turvy cake...............I was so nervous- the cake had to travel 50 miles away- all covered in fondant- I really like how it turned out!

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By Somethin-Sweet

Mar 8, 2007

This was a bit unusual for me for a yound client. It was her second birthday, but she wanted the bright primary colours...not pastels. A little girl after my own heart!

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By antonia74

Mar 9, 2007

For a 3 year old's "Un-Birthday" Party (her family was relocating b/c of work a month before her actual birthday, so early party with her friends). First attempt at topsy-turvy - I would've placed the polka dots higher on the top tier (didn't compensate for placing that tier down into the second one). Lesson learned! Otherwise, it wasn't as difficult as I was expecting. It's iced in buttercream with fondant accents. I was so pleased!

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By eochenski

Mar 12, 2007

This was my first attempt (and maybe my last!) at a "Mad Hatter" or "Topsy Turvy" cake. I charged $3 a serving, but will charge more like $4 or $5 per serving if I ever try it again! Tiers are 10, 8 and 6 inch. They were covered in buttercream and fondant. Accents, flowers, leaves, and bumblebee are all fondant.

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By StaceyC3

Apr 1, 2007

This is a two tier fondant covered cake. I tried to do a mad hatter cake but I off set the bottom to much so is a little too tilted. I am very happy with the way the cherry blossoms came out and the tree.

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By emg58863

Apr 3, 2007

This cake was done for my daughter's birthday. It was quite a process and planning. At least for next time, I know what to do. I would like to attempt a 3 teir next time.

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By inspireddecorator

Apr 3, 2007

This cake was done for a special birthday party. The recipient is a gardener so bugs were requested. The design was partially taken from a cake seen in a local cake shop window, but modified to be more cartoonish. Thanks to andrealinn for bug inspiration. I really enjoyed doing this one despite the late night!

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By stamphalifax

Apr 15, 2007

My first topsy turvy cake - done for a special birthday party. The recipient is a gardener so bugs were requested. Thanks to andrealinn for bug inspiration. Cake is Chocolate with chocolate mocha buttercream covered in MMF. Bugs are gumpaste

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By stamphalifax

Apr 15, 2007

From my recent topsy turvy cake. The recipient was a gardener so bugs were requested. Thanks to andrealinn for bee inspiration. Bee is gumpaste with pearl lustre dust(hard to see) on the wings.

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By stamphalifax

Apr 15, 2007

From my recent topsy turvy cake. The recipient was a gardener so bugs were requested. Ladybug and flowers are gumpaste.

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By stamphalifax

Apr 15, 2007

all fondant...this was my first go at the whimsical/mad hatter/topsy turvy look. it went well.

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By SweetToothFairy

Apr 23, 2007

This was my interpretation of Alice in Wonderland. Everything is edible except for the stick holding the name at the top (name is in royal icing).

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By lynda-bob

Apr 26, 2007

been working on this one for a while, its a dummy cake that i cut and carved to get the shapes, its covered in 2 layers of fondant to get a smooth surface (dont look to close though..lol), my next mission is to make this out of real cake and hope it dont fall apart. i am hoping to display this at my local florist to bring in some wedding cake orders....

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By sweet_as_tisse

Apr 30, 2007

My friend Melisa graduated. Her plans for the future include eating cake.

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By Dutchie

May 6, 2007

6",8",10" rounds iced in buttercream with fondant accents.

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By jsmith

May 12, 2007

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By laurakelly2

May 20, 2007

My first real whimsy cake (i experimented with dummies before). i dont have any orders at the moment so i thought i would take the plunge and have a go at carving a whimsey cake. Now i have no idea what to do with it......lol. Anyone need a cake!

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By sweet_as_tisse

Jun 9, 2007

This is the most ridiculously unstable cake in history. Maybe not quite, since it actually is standing, but having a tilt table is a serious contributer to that!

I made it for an unbirthday party, like Alice in Wonderland, hence the Mad Hatter's hat and teacup on top with the disembodied teapot spout pouring into it.

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By wuzzled

Jun 13, 2007

6 & 8" square cakes covered in fondant with fondant flowers and fondant accents.

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By craftmasterchris

Jun 26, 2007

10, 8 & 6" cakes, iced with traditonal buttercream and covered with fondnat. Followed the tutorial from CC. Do what it ways! See the wrinking on the bottom? That was an indication of things to come! Lots of fun to do but it uses A LOT of cake to get this effect. The customer sent me the pic from The Pink Cake Box and this was the result.

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By tripletmom

Jun 30, 2007

I saw Antonia74's cake, and thought I would try it. Mine certainly isn't as nice looking, but it was fun to try!

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By Eliseawood

Jun 30, 2007

First whimiscal cake, bottom tier WASC white, top tier Chocolate WASC Buttercream icing with Fondant accents. Decor ideas came from DianeLM on CC..Thanks DianeLM.. Fairly pleased, I see all my mistakes..It definitely could have been smoother.. and I used the tricks....It was a bugger trying to get stacked.. Don't understand why thta is so difficult.

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By slb1956

Jul 14, 2007

Ok - we'll call this one a learning expierience! LOL I had never made a whimsey cake before, so I thought I would try one for my birthday. I made the MMF the day of decorating, instead of letting it rest overnight, so it was soooo soft and hard to work with - and how the heck to do go from a big top to the small bottom without getting pleats in the MMF??? Anyway, learned a lot with this one - maybe I will try again someday. Yellow cake, MMF and buttercream decorations.

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By BeckySue

Jul 26, 2007

My first one, cant believe it came out as well as it did!

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By Anonymous

Aug 2, 2007

This was my first mad hatter cake and my first gumpaste flowers. I was very pleased with the result!!! Was a little nervous transporting it, scared of the top layer sliding off......lol.

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By violetbutterflyz

Aug 3, 2007

Three tiers each with a different pattern. Fondant flowers.

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By Anonymous

Aug 3, 2007

Thanks Franjmc for the bow tutorial and sweet_as_tisse for the wonderful jewelry idea! 6,8,10" rounds. WBH banana brown sugar cake with mixed berry IMBC and satin ice fondant. fondant bows and accents. teal luster dust. swaravoski crystal accents and crytals on wires. fresh roses, monogrammed strawberries stuffed in with the roses.

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By melysa

Aug 4, 2007

My first Topsy Turvy! Wow, that was a lot of work!! I will do MANY things differently next time! Top tier is white sour cream with rasp filling, middle is lemon with vanilla bc, bottom is choc fudge with choc mocha bc. TFL!

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By kidsnurse

Aug 5, 2007

I made this a while back for my grandson's baby shower. I wasn't very happy with it. BC with fondant accents.

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By ChrisJ

Aug 22, 2007

This cake was for a Mad Hatter themed tea party bridal shower. I agreed to help some friends with it. They came over with the cakes already baked. It took 5 of us 5 hours to stack and decorate the cake. Everything is covered in fondant and all electric colors are used. The top tier is an upside down tea cup to complete the theme.

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By v_holtkamp

Aug 26, 2007

a simple topsy turvy cake

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By cakebam

Aug 31, 2007

Topsy Turvy cake for a birthday party. The girl added sparkler candles on it after she got home.

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By cakebam

Aug 31, 2007

This is a "rough draft" of a cake I am doing for my friend's surprise 50th birthday party. My first try at a topsy-turvy and I'm so glad I did a practice cake first, as I've already learned a lot!! The tiers are 10"-8"-6", first bottom two are 3 layers, the top is 4.

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By Amylou

Sep 5, 2007

Was really wanting to try make a madhatter cake, so this cake was purely experimental...and by the end of it, it drove me mental!!haha!..Even tho it was a test try i should have covered the board first, coz it looks really ugly! Anyway my husband was happy to take it to the school he teaches at, for his girls sports team he coaches.

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By danatnt

Sep 10, 2007

The top hat was foam covered in mmf. The teacups were gumpaste. All the other accents were mmf. I was gonna do a topsy turvy but I sprained my foot yesterday tripping over my daughter on the stairs while carrying a laundry basket. After a trip tp the ER I came home and sat down in a chair and finished frosting and decorating the bottom. Now I can put up my foot and relax.

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By fabbo

Sep 14, 2007

This was for a girl turning 13 and having an Alice in Wonderland theme party.

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By gibson

Sep 15, 2007

A debutante had an usual party. So here is what we came up with. The cat is orange creamsicle cake, the mushroom cap is the cake part (choc.), the base was a foam pedestal, The hat is vanilla princess with bc and fresh strawberry filling. All covered in fondant. I hope it survives, the humidity is wicked today, and its on an outside deck! But it looks cool right now!

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By eriksmom

Sep 22, 2007

Fondant with sugarpaste bow and teacup, fresh flowers (also see close up)

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By KoryAK

Oct 7, 2007

Fondant with sugarpaste bow and teacup, fresh flowers (also see long shot)

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By KoryAK

Oct 7, 2007

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