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I loved making this cake! Thank you for looking!
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By icalise
Oct 11, 2009
This was a cake I did in class... we had limited time, supplies & materials. We were supposed to practice marbeling, piping, use modeling chocolate, & make a plaque. The trees are modeling chocolate, it's covered in marbled fondant to make a starry night & the 2nd picture shows the pumpkin plaque made of gumpaste...
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By jenkosman
Oct 27, 2009
The monkey is made out of modeling chocolate... he has a rice krispy treat belly & gumpaste/modeling chocolate combo for the lighter accents on his belly, toes & face.
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By jenkosman
Oct 27, 2009
This rose is made out of modeling chocolate & lightly dusted with a pink luster dust. I'm SO happy I took a picture in class... on the way home it melted, then I dropped it! But the great thing about modeling chocolate is that you can ball it up & make a new one!
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By jenkosman
Oct 27, 2009
These are my first ever modeling chocolate flowers!!!
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By motherofgrace
Oct 27, 2009
Simple little Fall leaves done in fondant, and an acorn done in modeling chocolate.
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By CakesByLJ
Nov 1, 2009
Mario themed birthday. Fondant covered face and fondant/modeling chocolate for the features.. Inspiration from all the fabulous Mario's posted here... Thanks CCers..
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By CakesByLJ
Nov 1, 2009
Buttercream frosting, fondant accents, modeling chocolate figures, graham cracker witches shack. So much fun making this one!
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By jensea
Nov 1, 2009
This cake was for a dear friend who got married on Nov 7th and had a "haunted" theme. She did a great job with homemade decorations and setting a mood. She gave me free rain to do what I wanted and the cake was a great accent to her wedding. I used gingerbread for the chapel with cake underneath. Fondant, gumpaste and modeling chocolate were used for the decorations. The bride and groom I bought for them to keep... not edible!
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By chefany
Nov 9, 2009
This is a cake I did for my niece... The bottom is coconut cake with pineapple curd & the blocks are chocolate chip cake with ganache. Everything is covered in fondant & the brown accents are modeling chocolate.
By jenkosman
Nov 10, 2009
I made these roses from white and chocolate modeling chocolate
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By Jenn2179
Nov 10, 2009
I made this cake nov. 2009 for my daughters 8th birthday(she asked for it!) 3 teir cake with edible zombie girl holing an edible realistic brain, with fondant eyeballs, gumpaste purple roses, stripes..kinda a zombie gothic "beetlejiuce" theme .cake was almost 100% edible except a few 1/2" wooden dowels & cake boards. zombie and brain made from cereal treat/modeling chocolate, and fondant. (and the tombstone I made was cardboard)
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By BarbieAnnPlaysWithHerFOOD
Nov 12, 2009
Veggietales cake I made for my youngest daughter's 4th birthday october 2009. 2 teirs, (16" and 12" ) pound cake with strawberry buttercream. I made 11 veggie tales charecters ranging from 2" (smallest) to 14" biggest -they were all to scale- I made jimmy & jerry gord, mr. Lunt, Bob the tomato, Larry the cucumber, Madame Blueberry, Jr. Asparagus, Pa grape, Lauren carrot, and the french peas ( there are 2 ).. all the charecters were made out of cereal treat ( mixed to the standard rice crispies recipe and sculpted) and modeling chocolate, and fondant ...and some have gumpaste and/or wire details ( such as madame blueberries hat with all the flowers and the butterfly next to her, and my lunt, jr. asparagus's hats, and pa grape's glasses..) except for those wires, and a few wooden dowels the cake was 100% edible.
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By BarbieAnnPlaysWithHerFOOD
Nov 12, 2009
Had fun with this one. Modeling chocolate branches, gumpaste leaves & berries. I did not like the topper the bride gave me but made it work.
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By juliebold
Nov 13, 2009
Little mermaid cake I made for a friend @ work's granddaughter. Cake is carved and stacked wasc w/ vanilla buttercream. Covered in Choco-pan with hand painted sea grass and modeling chocolate rocks & flowers. Ariel is modeling chocolate.
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By alidpayne
Nov 13, 2009
I did this cake for my boss' wife. She loves turtles. WASC carved out of an 8". Covered in Modeling chocolate with hand painted details. Small cake is a 4" WASC covered in modeling chocolate.
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By alidpayne
Nov 13, 2009
This is a 2 tier 10" and 8" cake covered with fondant. The branches are modeling chocolate and the flowers are gumpaste painted with luster dust.
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By maliss
Nov 15, 2009
Done to look like the invite, buttercream modeling chocolate and fondant
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By KawaiiCakeCook
Nov 21, 2009
This is a small cake (3 layer-6") it is coconut cake with coconut buttercream icing. The roses are chocolate modeling clay-it was my first attempt at using it. The cake bites are red velvet inside.
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By deMuralist
Nov 24, 2009
Satsuma cake with cream cheese frosting. All decorations were made with modeling chocolate. Thanks for looking! Advice/tips are always welcome!
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By agentdorkfish
Nov 24, 2009
My dutch chocolate cake with a buttercream ganache icing. The rose petals are of modeling chocolate. I made the leaves from chocolate along with the stems. This cake was donated to Safe Homes Rape Crisis for Thanksgiving 2009.
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By bakerybybill
Nov 26, 2009
tablecloth, table runner, and placemats are modeling chocolate, everything else on the table is fondant.
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By preciouspjs
Nov 28, 2009
Cornucopia all Modeling chocolate, fruit is Marzipan. TFL!!
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By Kitcake
Dec 9, 2009
Although a Christmas party, they really didn't want a typical Christmas theme. I used Roland's French vanilla sour cream cake, (episode 8) filled with raspberry, chocolate and buttercream. MFF covered over a buttercream crumb coat and the figures were made of modeling chocolate, (for the deer), and almond bark candy clay for the trees and rabbits. The pond is melted Jolly Ranchers. (Darn if it didn't look like an algae filled pond!, but oh well...) I found the chocolate easier to carve. The almond bark tended to melt under my fingers, so the rabbits ended up a little rougher since I had to hurry. All in all, it was a very fun project. They said it tasted good and that's what counts. Thanks for looking.
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By milkmaid42
Dec 9, 2009
Similar to my first, but I now have a little more experience under my belt. Carved modeling chocolate with antlers of bent floral wire wrapped with brown floral tape. I have difficulty with making them symmetrical. I ended up with 2 left antlers and had to re-bend. Thanks for looking.
By milkmaid42
Dec 21, 2009
Deer are carved from modeling chocolate with antlers of bent floral wire wrapped with floral tape. Trees are candy clay while rocks are sugar and pond is fondant. It is covered with edible glitter on fondant with fondant snowflakes . If you look closely in the middle picture, you can see hoof prints. I made them with a notch cut into a pencil eraser. Cake is French vanilla sour cream with raspberry cream filling.
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By milkmaid42
Dec 21, 2009
Nov 2009 fall / autumn cake I made for thanksgiving. It has a squirrel ( made from modeling chocolate and fondant) "tossing" autumn leaves up into the air above his head... behind him are two pumpkinds ( cereal treat/modeling chocolate and fondant) amd cake is adorned with other sculpted edibles : acorns, leaves, snails, & mushrooms, This is suppossed to look like a forest / pumpkin patch/autumn scene. Cake is covered in fondant. "leaves" are supported by a thin wire and glued on with melted wilton candy (chocolate) melts all partys are edible ecept the wire and a few dowels and the cake board type stuff. The cake was carrot spice with cream cheese buttercream.
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By BarbieAnnPlaysWithHerFOOD
Dec 27, 2009
This cake was done for my daughter's respite nurse ; (my 4 yr old has special needs, and she has 2 nurses that come during the week to help out) anyhow, the cake was suppossed to closely resemble a ceramic christmas figurine that belonged to the person I made this for. Santa is made out of rice cereal ,modeling chocolate , and fondant. Baby Jesus was modeling chocolate and fondant. with the exception of a few dowels, the cake is entirely edible. it is a 4 layer cake ( four 12 x 12 ) carrot cake with cream cheese buttercream. this cake was then covered in fondarific buttercream fondant. the swags were heavy and required melted chocolate to use as glue.
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By BarbieAnnPlaysWithHerFOOD
Jan 2, 2010
This is a 28 inch tall cyclops made from rice krispy treats and modeling chocolate. It is my first attempt with sculpting. This guy is for my son's 8th birthday and will be standing over an eyeball cake (see photos on this site). I think it came out pretty well, but I would love your comments. I was surprised how easy the chocolate was to make, color and use. Thanks.
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By surgetek33
Jan 3, 2010
Taught by Dena Bryngelson. What a Blast! Lots of hard work, but so very worth it for the knowledge gained. Thank you Dena, and thanks to the hard working ladies that attended! Loved it! :)
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By plbennett_8
Jan 12, 2010
Combining my love of pears and modeling chocolate, lol. Inspired by Rosey Sugar's pear cookies. Leaves are attached with a dot of melted chocolate. Glace icing.
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By drakegore
Jan 14, 2010
Half white / half chocolate - car is RKT with modeling chocolate
By jokestersn
Jan 16, 2010
I made this cake for my mother's 58th birthday after she saw and fell in love with CakesUnleashed's absolutely gorgeous Celestial Moon Cake. Having neither the incredible skill nor the materials used the the original, I gave it my best shot and it made my mom smile. :-) The moon is candy clay over mmf, the stars are candy clay, the buttercream was colored with wilton violet with added blue, and the moon faces was colored with petal dust and shimmer dust. Thanks for looking!
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By mandyloo
Jan 19, 2010
This is a baby shower cake I did for a friend, all scratch vanilla and devil's fudge cake. It was filled with homemade chocolate ganache and bavarian cream. The bottom tier is a 10" round, three 2" layers. The top tier is a 6" round, two 2" layers. Mostly fondant with chocolate plastic bear, bow and accents.
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By Jemoiselle
Jan 23, 2010
This is a cake I did for a little bub's 5th birthday party. It is a 14" and 10" double layer two tier vanilla almond scratch cake with chocolate ganache filling, buttercream, fondant and semi-sweet chocolate plastic accents. Fun stuff! It also as a dusting of luster dust, hard to see I know!
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By Jemoiselle
Jan 30, 2010
My first try at a wedding cake! This was a practice cake. 10" and 8" round with BC icing, Modeling chocolate Roses and Ribbon, Chocolate RI scroll. If anyone has tips on how to make the scroll look a little more smooth, please tell! Also, tips for modeling chocolate refrigeration/humidity needs. This was a lot of 'firsts'. Thanks!
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By becca_224
Jan 31, 2010
Chocolate and vanilla layer cake with buttercream icing. The "pow", "boff", and "sock" words are made with fondant/gumpaste. The Batmobile is made with modeling chocolate. The buildings are rice krispie treats covered in fondant. The Batsignal is fondant/gumpaste. What a fun cake to make!
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By themaytrix
Jan 31, 2010
MMF Covered Chocolate Cake with Ganache and MMF White/Chocolate Cake with Ganache. Minnie Mouse and MINNIE made from modeling chocolate. Painted Minnie with gel/rum coloring but would have preferred the colored discs.
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By colagal
Feb 3, 2010
8" and 6" tiers iced in buttercream, sitting on an 8" plastic cake plate. I covered the cake plate in modeling chocolate and affixed it to the jumbo martini glass with a little corn syrup. Olives on top are RTR fondant on wooden party picks, however all other decorations are modeling chocolate, using colored Wilton candy melts.
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By tgoodaker
Feb 6, 2010
This was a cake I made for my neighbor's birthday last week. I was anxious to try making some fun flowers so this was my excuse to play. The cake was white chocolate with swiss meringue buttercream (the cake was too fluffy for fondant). The flowers were made out of modeling chocolate with about 30% pre-made gumpaste added. I was going for a cabbage-style rose, magnolia and peony. They sort of resemble that. Anyway it was fun and a learning experience :)
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By summerki
Feb 7, 2010
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