Showing posts with label omaha celebration cakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label omaha celebration cakes. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Wonder Woman Cake {Omaha Speciality Cakes}

Wonder Woman cake make with the print and cut feature of the Silhouette and covered in fondant

My husband and his co-worker planned this Wonder Woman cake out for administrative assistants day.  It was not given on the day OF that holiday, and one of the AA was out sick and the other was on an all liquid diet for some reason, but...they do say it is the thought that counts!

With Mother's Day so soon, what Wonder Women do you have in your life that you'd celebrate with a cake?

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Monkey-ing Around {Omaha Birthday Cakes}




Ms. K turns two and she is TU-TU excited!  Her colors are zebra stripes, pink polka dots, and lime green accents.  Her theme is monkeys and tutus!  So cute, just as she is.
The cake is loosely based on her outfit she will be wearing today at the party.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Leo loves Pac Man and I love my Silhouette ! {Omaha Birthday Cakes}

Leo's mom designed this cake topper.  She also happens to be the one who designed my logo!

Leo loves the NEW Pac Man, not the old one...I didn't even know there was a difference!  I love Mr. Leo...he is so funny and inquisitive. 
I hope he likes his cake...He wanted it to be a surprise so his mom planned it out and isn't giving him any clues about his birthday party.  How fun is that?

To make these decorations, I used my print and cut feature on my Silhouette.  It was very easy to do and makes for such beautiful cakes.  Everything on the cake is 100% edible, too.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Reese Turns One! {Omaha First Birthday Cakes}

Reese's lovey is a pink giraffe with hot pink dots...so a cake celebrating Reese and her lovely seemed like the perfect combination.

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Birthday Cakes! {Omaha Birthday Cakes}





This past week I've been able to do lots of girlie cakes.  Two happened to both have a monkey theme, and both with hot pink.  I love that little monkey so much I did not mind doing two of the same basic design.
I got to do really big polka dots on the side of a cake and LOVED how it turned out.  AND I got to make my first ever unicorn cake for Ms. Lucy who wanted "a chocolate cake with red frosting and a unicorn on top".  How cute is that?

Happy Birthday girls!

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Happy Birthday Princess Snowflake {Omaha birthday cakes}

Birthday party decor and cake for an adorable princess born during a major snowstorm.  Banner is embossed with snowflakes, something you can't see in the picture but that was so perfect in real life.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Princess Birthday Cake {Omaha Birthday Cakes}


This was my first time using shimmer dust and my first time to do a stand up image.  I made the tiara last week (out of gum paste) so it had a long time to dry hard.  Isabella is a very girlie girl, so I hope she likes my interpretation of girlie girl (Her mom just told me a few things she liked and favorite colors and let me go from there!)

Today I finished cutting out designs for a wedding cake I am helping with.  I am not baking/frosting/stacking it.  I am just cutting the designs and covering the cakes in fondant.  It's a team work cake :)  I can't wait to post a picture.  Plus, a Toy Story cake for my friend Dawne and a Disney Princess cake for my friend Jenny in Lincoln.  What a cake week!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Nebraska Cornhuskers Football Cake {Omaha Football Cakes}

Oh my heck!  I am LOVING using the Silhouette for cake decorating!  I made this cake for a play date at my friend's house.  Everything is edible, and I got the design from scrapbooking paper and a Nebraska logo I bought at a scrapbook store. 
I've got a few more idea combos that I can't wait to try out, too!  Scrapbook stores are so great for cake decorating inspiration, especially now that I can recreate exactly what I see if I want.

Sunday, May 23, 2010

Elder's Quorum Cake {Omaha Celebration Cakes}


This cake is an 8 inch chocolate cake and a 10 inch white cake, both covered in butter cream and then fondant. The fondant easily pulls away for those who don't love it, but let's be honest...my fondant knocks the pants off store brands :)