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This is a chocloate birthday cake I made for a friend the cake is torted with buttercream frosting in it and covered in buttercream. The Succubus is my first try at a chocolate transfer. It is the warlocks pet in the game World of Warcraft. The tail broke but I did not have time to make another. Overall I am pretty happy with it.

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By Harlekwin

Nov 12, 2006

This is 4 9in square cakes cut in half and set sideways next to each other. It is yellow cake and buttercream icing. It is my first try at a frozen buttercream transfer. It was for my husband's birthday and all his co-workers loved it. I used buttercream icing in between each layer to glue them together. The bottle neck was just pieced together with scraps. It's not perfect but I was very proud.

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By decorating_newbee

Nov 13, 2006

Polly Pocket birthday cake. Made Polly's head and flowers with chocolate transfer method. Actually looked better in person than in the pic. Cake was french vanilla with cookies and cream filling and french vanilla buttercream (from WBH). 9", 6", 4" Lots of fun to make.

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By martig

Nov 15, 2006

A smaller version of a cake I had previously done. I sort of feel like it looks a little overdone this time. I think I should have left a few things off. Oh well! But I will say I had an easy time with the fondant this time (yea!) and I used pearl dust on the fondant and it looks really pretty, but you cant really see it in the photo. The images are chocolate transfers.

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By springlakecake

Dec 12, 2006

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By nanzz

Nov 19, 2006

The Dolphin wa frozen buttercream, the rest of the cake was buttercream, except for the water which was piping gel.

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By CrystalRain

Nov 21, 2006

This cake was done with a buttercream transfer that I traced from pictures that they used in the nursery. The cake was strawberry with strawberry mousse filling.

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By cqcakes

Nov 21, 2006

For a two year old birthday. Pink MMF with chocolate transfer images. I used pearl dust on the fondant, it looks really pretty and shimmery. Fun cake to do! Thanks for looking!

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By springlakecake

Nov 22, 2006

6" chocolate, filled with whipped chocolate mousse. Iced in chocolata cream cheese icing. Chocolate transfer ladies and shoes. Just for fun, but I'm liking the colours.

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By missyv110

Nov 22, 2006

I'm new to cake decorating and I wanted to try out chocolate transfers. They need to be a little bit smoother, but I'm pretty happy the way they turned out since it was my first time.

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By dreamn900

Nov 24, 2006

Chocolate Cake w/ Chocolate Ganache filling. The standup transfer is suppose to be George Bush, Sr. It was a hit. My cake was eaten before the Cheese Factory cakes!

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By PoodleDoodle

Nov 27, 2006

Would love some feedback on this. . . these are my first chocoalate transfers - by the way loved doing them -- for a Hello Kitty cake I am doing this weekend and they will be placed around the cake. Any feedback would be appreciated.

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By moralna

Nov 28, 2006

my favorite cake I have made to date...love frozen buttercream transfer!!!

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By cakelady5

Nov 29, 2006

I think if I ever HAD to make this again, I'd make a chocolate BC frosting and do just the plaque. It was my first chocolate transfer. (im a cowboys fan.. dont want to EVER do this again LOL) but sons bday was perfect time to try the transfer. he loved it!!! All that counts! (didnt have time to further decorate.)

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By lauramw71

Nov 29, 2006

This was the topper for the chocolate birthday cake with the vines / drop flowers on top. I just made a chocolate transfer for the numbers out of sage green chocolate. I put skewers in and made them a bit thicker than usual. When the chocolate had set, I then piped small buttercream drop flowers all over it. I really like this effect and will be doing it often!

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By ckkerber

Dec 3, 2006

11x13 cake made for a 9 year old boy. Figure is CT. My CT's still need more work. I wanted to do an FBCT, but I was afraid of the figure melting or bleeding since we'd been having some unseasonal warm weather.

I thought about adding a webb around the Happy Birthday Message, but I thought it might make the cake look "too busy".

Thanks for looking!

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By dreamn900

Dec 3, 2006

Similar to the first CT cake that I did. 2 layer 9 inche round cake. Figures are CTs, RI flowers, and BC icing.

Thanks for looking! ;)

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By dreamn900

Dec 3, 2006

Basic Smash Cake, yellow with BC and Choc Transfers... this goes with the "First Birthday" cake..

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By tye

Dec 4, 2006

Simple half sheet, chocolate with chocolate BC, Chocolate Transfers

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By tye

Dec 4, 2006

14" square cake covered in buttercream. Shrek, Donkey, and Puss in Boots are my very first chocolate transfer. I think I used and/or made 12 different colors! It was a great learning experience.

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By allissweets

Dec 4, 2006

Scratch yelllow cake with buttercream icing. I put 1/4 teasoon Cream Royal in addition to the vanilla and it and it tastes wonderful.
The 3 logos are Chocolate Transfers. First time doing those and they were fun.

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By shivs

Dec 5, 2006

this is a cake i did for my goddaugher's 3rd birthday (she LOVES Hello Kitty). I almost broke down and cried the night before the party, because my original HK chocolate transfers broke - all of them! And so i had to redo at least 2 of them, which is the one sitting in front of the cake and the one sitting by the round, smaller tier. the side of the smaller cake is covered in the small chocolate transfers that did not break + fondant decorations and fondant decorations on the bottom tier and sides.

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By moralna

Dec 6, 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

this cake is 1/2 chocolate, 1/2 vanilla 10 inch square. The batman and symbols are frozen buttercream transfer. The children were thrilled and couldn't believe I made it.

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By newfyicing

Dec 9, 2006

Just a simple pattern transfer cake for the daughter of a guy at work.

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By tekmousechica

Dec 13, 2006

This is the Betty Boop birthday cake I made for my 12-year old daughter. It is moist red velvet cake filled with dark chocolate mousse and seedless raspberry jam. Frosted with whipped cream butter cream - Betty is my first FBCT. I topped it off with one of the lips sugar cookies I made for the party favors. My daughter loved it!

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By writer_mom

Dec 18, 2006

I made this cake for a friend's baby shower. Half of the cake is rich yellow butter cake filled with vanilla mousse with chopped up reese's peanut butter cups (the mom-to-be's favorite candy). The other half is a tasty buttermilk devils food cake with cookies and cream filling. Frosted with whipped cream butter cream and brown sugar for the dirt. The baby is a FBCT and the sides are decorated with NF sugar cookies iced with royal icing and glace.

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By writer_mom

Dec 18, 2006

Dark Chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream and a chocolate snowflake transfer. Not my favorite cake, but just a simple one as a thank you to our realtor.

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By meghanb

Dec 18, 2006

little mermaid buttercream transfer. quick and easy. wilton contour pan with mmf blue fondant disc on top. added buttercream mermaid transfer and surrounded sides with buttercream 'water'

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By srmaxwell

Dec 18, 2006

Frozen Buttercream Transfer

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By rhopar33

Dec 28, 2006

Done as a chocolate transfer.

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By mindy

Dec 28, 2006

I made this cake for my twin nephews for their second birthday. It was my first fbct cake. I dreamed about it all night long and didn't get much sleep. I am pretty pleased with it since it is my first. I have a long way to go before I am good at it.

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By pastrypantry

Dec 30, 2006

Birthday cake for a lovely large originally from Venice, who just turned 80. She likes the color blue & likes things to be simple; the gondola & passengers on the side is a chocolate transfer; the Rialto Bridge on top is also a chocolate transfer, held up with a large toothpick.

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By Fascination

Dec 30, 2006

This was a cake made for my nephew's 1st birthday. Thank you Adven68 for the inspiration! The decorations are chocolate transfers. The fire is red and gold buttercream mixed in the same bag. I just used a large leaf tip to pipe in the flames. I decorated the cake at my sister's house (which is 3 hours from where I live) and didn't realize until I started that I had left my wooden board and my brick impression mats at home. so the cake kind of took a different turn from what I had originally planned.

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By kerririchards

Jan 4, 2007

This my first try at the chocolate wrap that everyone has been talking about. I had so much fun and learned so much! It's not as hard as I thought.

I did let a friend do the boarders. She has never decorated a cake before and loved it. She is now going to take lessons!

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By JoanneK

Jan 4, 2007

This was made to match the party stuff. My daugter had a "coconut" party(the dog from American Girl ). It was my first attempt at a buttercream transfer. The whole cake is decorated with buttercream and coconut.

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By hollyz1

Jan 12, 2007

My first try at cake other than Wilton preformed pans. My nephew loved it. Used Wilton football mold for rocket and hand cut the bottom of the rocket and what the rocket sits on. Used piping gel transfer method for picture of Buzz. All BC. Put picture of nephew in rocket. Left out on this picture due to guidelines.

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By Ptb

Jan 13, 2007

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By mom3

Jan 14, 2007

This was for my daughter's 3rd birthday. I ordered the paper goods online which the picture is from an artist who does water color style drawings of horses and little girls. I used a projector to trace the napkin and did a BC transfer (first attempt ever). Made matching flowers out of RI and added the grass border. I think the top of the cake was a bit simple and could have used something more...but all in all pleased with turn out.

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By darlaslade

Jan 15, 2007

This is the side view of the Silly Horse. (Silly horse is what my 3 year old calls a horse rolling on it's back). I think the flowers on the border definately made the cake.

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By darlaslade

Jan 15, 2007

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