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BC covered cake with candy melt transfer Dora characters. My first time doing candy melt transfers and they were SO easy and turned out SO well!! Very very happy with this technique. They turned out so well you almost don't notice that the cake is lop-sided! :D

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By Uberhipster

Aug 14, 2006

I made this tonight for my mom to take to her work. It was a lot of fun doing the transfer. I'm anxious to try more

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By chrissy410

Aug 16, 2006

Simpsons painting Happy Birthday sign; Bart spilling paint on Homer.
You guessed it: the images & the writing are all chocolate.
The rope holding the 'scaffolding 'extends to the bottom of the cake.
(ok, the icing could have been a bit smoother.. but I was concentrating on the chocolate design)

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By Fascination

Aug 17, 2006

This my first paid cake...second time doing a buttercream transfer (first time was the practice for this one). Came out ok I think! Drawing is by the guy from that cartoon The Critic, found it online. Cake itself is chocolate.

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By leightorres

Aug 21, 2006

This was really for my brother's birthday but my daughter insisted I make it for him since Star Wars is his favorite. Darth Vader is a buttercream transfer, this was my first attempt. I wish the detail was more defined but overall it came out fine. Much better than my C3P0

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By SunshineFamily

Aug 23, 2006

This design was done with a pattern transfer from a coloring book. The little boy loves dogs and his dad is a fireman.

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By wehmom

Aug 23, 2006

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By martig

Aug 25, 2006

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By jdelectables

Aug 28, 2006

The bib and booties are small cakes decorated with buttercream. This is a full sheet cake. The writing is chocolate transfers

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By kayscake

Aug 29, 2006

This cake was made for my husband, a huge fan of the web comic, Slip of the Pen from Hd-Image.com/aberrant_dreams. It was my first frozen BC transfer. Thanks Cali4dawn for your instructions. :)

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By tmharper

Aug 30, 2006

Ok... this is not the best job- I know, but I am pretty proud being that it's my first one. Pay no attention to the edges. I am having such a hard time with getting the corners straight edged, so I just cover them up with border.

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By yummyhobby

Aug 31, 2006

Spongebob birthday cake. First FBCT!! Choc cake with 3 layers of vanilla cream filling.

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By 2yummy

Sep 2, 2006

My first time working in chocolate transfers and gumpaste.

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By sectheatre

Sep 7, 2006

A birthday cake I made for my nephew. Batman transfer was a rectangle thus the "cut-off" on one side.

Butter cake with Quick Caramel Frosting. First try at Caramel Frosting and expected the Caramel Frosting to be creamy like cream but it turned out grainy and extremely sweet because of the powdered sugar. Any comments welcomed.

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By jlllyn

Sep 8, 2006

The cake was for a martial arts studio anniversary and going away party for one of the instructors. This is my first attempt at chocolate transfer.

I was very pressed for time, so I am sorry to say that the cake was purchased undecorated. I decorated it with BC and the chocolate transfer. The instructor cut it with a Samurai knife. Very efficient, quick way to cut the cake!

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By redpanda

Sep 8, 2006

I made this for a block party we are having today. 10 inch cake covered in mmf. The pineapple is made from the mini wondermold The characters are chocolate transfers.

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By springlakecake

Sep 9, 2006

This was for my DD's 4th birthday. MMF covered with chocolate transfer ponies. This was my first time trying chocolate transfers, I should have attached them with a different color icing, didnt think it would show so badly!

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By cakemomne

Sep 11, 2006

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By famousamous

Sep 12, 2006

The writing is bad, but it looked better in person!
This was my first piping gel transfer.

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By TheCakeSmith

Sep 12, 2006

This is a BCT of a anime character that I added the graduation cap to.

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By Kimmiekinkins

Sep 15, 2006

Made these for a church picnic because I wanted to try the chocolate transfers from Whimsical bakehouse. I learned A LOT from the first time. Will definately keep practicing and try this again

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By Kahuna

Sep 18, 2006

Top cake carrot with cream cheese icing, Middle French Vanilla with Strawberry filling, Bottom Choc with Choc ganache filling. Everything edible, except sucker sticks:) All characters are choc. transfers, trees are royal over ice cream cones, walls are pez!

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By NEWTODECORATING

Sep 18, 2006

Just a close up of the characters

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By NEWTODECORATING

Sep 18, 2006

Our first attempt at a cupcake cake. We used a gel transfer for the dinosaur(another first attempt) and the rest was bc. The 4-yr-old birthday boy loved the dinosaur.

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By simply-cakes

Sep 19, 2006

This is a chocolate transfer, I have been dying to do one...it's my first. had to make another one, as my outline melted a little when I did the body and smeared. He is to go on the golden pillow that's in the regular gallery..lol

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By RisqueBusiness

Sep 21, 2006

I made this cake for my father-in-law. He loves his union more than his own children. He even got an ILWU tattoo. anyway, I had to make this with no decorator bags or tips. I actually did the fbct with a small ziplock baggie. I used a larger one to do the border. I slightly misjudged the size of the top of the cake, and the transfer was a little big, so the border went under the edge.

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By lilypie

Sep 22, 2006

Here is what doing just simple squares from your transfer sheet look on a cake. We cut all kinds of shapes and always saved the scraps by color in a cello bag to use for last minute "window' dressing!

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By RisqueBusiness

Sep 24, 2006

I took pictures of my niece and created a Cosmo Girl! magazine cover for her on my Mac and then printed it using the KopyKake software onto an edible transfer - she loved it!

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By SweetResults

Sep 27, 2006

I want to give adven68, sweetdreams and kittisKakes credit for my inspriation. I dont know who had the idea first, but I thought it was so cute! It is a 10 and 8 inch covered with mmf. The ladders are royal icing, the fireman, truck and hydrant are chocolate transfers. the fire is BC. It is for a 3 year old birthday party tomorrow. This is the first time I am making a cake for this family, so I hope it will meet their expecations. I had SOOOO much trouble doing the fondant this time.

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By springlakecake

Sep 28, 2006

Monthly office birthday cake. Chocolate cake, Buttercream Icing and chocolate leaves and lettering.

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By Schmoop

Sep 30, 2006

Chocolate cake and Chocolate Buttercream. Fondant dots and stripes with chocolate lettering.

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By Schmoop

Sep 30, 2006

Fondant Record with fondant music notes and chocolate lettering.

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By Schmoop

Sep 30, 2006

Barney birthday cake made for 3 year old. Iced in buttercream, fondx accents. BJ and Baby Bob are icing image plaques. Barney and the number "3" are chocolate transfers. This is one of my favorite cakes that I've made.

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By bush1

Sep 30, 2006

I made the legal size (7 1/2" x 13") transfer for the top of this cake. Since I needed a really good airplane photo, I went to a website that had copyrighted pictures that allowed me to pay for the one-time use of the photo. Since this cake was presented at a gathering of dignitaries at San Francisco International Airport, I did not want to take the chance of using a photo of someone's elses without getting the copywriter's permission. I avoided the possibility of a mess if the photographer was there.

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By CShields

Oct 2, 2006

This was that one I couldnt decide to do 3D or not. I wasnt going to do CT cause I dont have candy colours but realized giraffe is all browns anyway so I mixed dark/white choco melts. White choco BC. Raspberry cream filling, from scratch cake recipe from here, but subbed raspberry yoghurt instead of milk and extra egg cause they seemed small. Turns out this lady's family likes the light airy fluffy cakes. So yeah no pudding mixes or yoghurt for them anymore lol.

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By oceanspitfire

Oct 2, 2006

This is a chocolate transfer on a cookie. The cookie was first covered in MMF and stenciled with pearl dust. I then piped the castle scene with melted candy melts and when it hardened, I attached it to the cookie. I love doing chocolate transfers and figured that if they worked well on cakes, they'd work on cookies, too!

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By ckkerber

Oct 5, 2006

Birthday cake for my niece who requested a 'Princesses Cake'; pink buttercream with pink & white ruffles; Using the Disney placemat (front of photo), as a guide, the image on the cake is a chocolate transfer (of course!); took over 2 hours to make.

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By Fascination

Oct 5, 2006

This was my first time to try the FBCT. I'm hooked! Simply love it. Can't wait for another order.

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By SatinPleasures

Oct 6, 2006

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By jeans541

Oct 6, 2006

9" Chocolate cake with oreo filling and IMBC. Batman and the buildings were chocolate transfers.

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By jeans541

Oct 6, 2006

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