Recent Work

Hello everyone!! Here are a few pictures of some of my recent work. I try to get pictures of everything but I must admit I am a horrible procrastinator (I'm working on it, I swear) and often end up working right down to the very last second so photo shoots aren't always possible.

Christina's 21st Birthday cake- This is my favorite shoe so far. I feel like I'm finally getting the hang of this gumpaste shoe thing and my next one will be a bit more advanced.

Daijah's 13th Birthday-

Daijah's mom was buying her a new cellphone for her birthday and I came up with the idea of using the new phone as her cake design.This has to be one of the easiest cakes I've made. The screen and keyboard are an edible image purchased from Gogo Cake. I carved the cake a bit to resemble the shape of the phone,covered it in fondant and place the image on. Very simple and very effective.

Recital Cookie Favors-

I picked up this adorable ballet slipper cutter from ecrandal. I LOVE their cutters!!!

Did I mention ecrandal is having a sale???

Gorgeous copper cutters at great prices!

I have my eye on about a dozen designs that I simply must have ;-)

My Latest Projects

This Giant Cupcake and Hula Dress Smash Cake was created for Elise's 1st Birthday.


Luau Cupcake Tower






1st Birthday Prince Cupcakes




Sophia's Giant Spongebob Cupcake

Onesie Favor Cookies

Leopard Print Shoe and Boot Cookies

Shoe Box Cake with Gumpaste Shoe

Naughty or Nice Cupcakes created to accompany the Naughty or Nice card collection by Kee2Creativity

Weekend Cakes

I love when cakes go according to plan. This weekend was free of any sugar battles. Let's hope the rest of the month goes as well.

I had the honor of making this really cute Mickey cake for DaMari who is the nephew of one of my best friends. This design was inspired by on of my flickr friends creativecupcakes.



Sunday October 4 was my oldest son's birthday. Darius has been a huge Toy Story fan since he was 1. He was Buzz Lightyear for Halloween 2 years in a row. He wore the costumes until they literally fell apart. So needless to say he was super excited when he found out the double feature was coming to theaters in 3D the just in time for his 9th birthday. Here is his birthday cake.

Now there was no way I was going to attempt sculpting these characters myself so I purchased a figurine set. The "wood" floor is made of fondant and is totally my favorite part of the cake. It looked totally real. I used the technique from Confetti Cakes For Kids which is one of my favorite design books (I love the work of Elisa Strauss).