Nora: The winds of change came and a move to Utah is in the makings. The last cake I made in DC, for the time being, is for Ms. Nora, one of the most darling little 3 year olds I know....so a sparkly bit of wonder was the menu for this darling.

Libby and James

 

just a little update...this week I am in Chicago....working on things like this:

Hannah

So my friend's wife Hannah had a birthday:

I wish you could see more than just this little peak from inside the box taken with my cell phone. The cake was hot chocolate with farmer's market strawberry buttercream filling....yum

Bubble's

I wish you could have seen the darling set up for this "bubble" themed 1st birthday party, it was adorable. I don't have pics of all the details....but I do have a few pictures of the cake:

Sammy

Today Sammy got his first haircut.... and he got to dig into this little # on his 1st birthday:

Buggies

Sarah hosted a completely sweet shower for her friend's upcoming addition; I adored her "buggy" theme so much I thought I would share a little of the cake with you:

Busy Bees...

Over here we have been busy...sadly this little blog is usually what suffers :( but we have so enjoyed the things that haven't fallen through the cracks...the cakes.

Birthday Girls....

3 Darlings all having birthdays within days of eachother, what is one to do? Mini cakes of course!

to recreate the monogram tops you will need:

*stencil *luster dust and a loose bristle brush *fondant

-place the stencil on the fondant that has been lightly dusted with powdered sugar to prevent sticking, lightly dab the design with water, brush on desired luster dust color, slowly peel back the stencil, repeat with desired letter or second design with contrasting color & voila-