I love this cake! It was the first one I really had to carve without any kind of pattern and I think it came out really cute. I can't take credit for the idea to make it into a storybook, though....that belongs to my friend, Liz. I will have to consult her more often!
This was actually the second attempt at this cake...the first one was just plain awful! It actually came out looking a lot like my first prom dress...but I'm not sure if that is necessarily a good thing...lol.
I made this cake for one of our managers who was leaving for another store. I was trying to think of an idea and I kept thinking about the greeting cards that are meant to be given by a group of people...the ones that usually have a bunch of little animals or figures each saying something...anyway, I thought that would be a good idea to use on a cake, too! The border is kind of crooked and that really bothers me, but otherwise, I am very happy with how it came out! :) 
These cupcakes were my 'Easter present' to my co-workers. I saw them on the internet and thought they were super cute....so I made up a bunch and took them to work!
I made these cupcakes for my friend's daughter's 13th birthday...she is crazy about penguins! I loved how they came out, but seriously under-estimated the amount of time and work that they would take! 
This cake taught me that it is much harder to make a cake about a movie you've never seen! 
This was my first two-tiered cake and probably my favorite cake ever! I love it! :)
This was an order for a man who loves corvettes... I thought the logo came out really well, but it almost felt like it was missing something underneath the logo....
Belk had a bridal event in February and I made these cupcakes to put out on a table. They had sugar crystals around the edges and the decorations on top were made with white chocolate that I piped into different shapes. You could do so many different variations of this idea...the possibilities are endless!
This was a cardinal cake that someone ordered for their grandmother. I was really happy with how it came out :)
The Clinique counter manager ordered this cake as a thank you to the rest of the store for helping them reach their gift-with-purchase goal.
This cake was another joint effort...Jessica did alot of the decoration while I did the actual cake. The piece on the top and the silver piece around the bottom were made with fondant and dusted with edible glitter. 
This was my first baby shower cake. Overall I am happy with how it came out....the only thing I would change would be to move the baby buggy a little to the right....but then, I do tend to obsess over things...lol.
I made this cake for my daughter's 2nd birthday. In hindsight, I wish I would have made the flowers a little bolder and brighter, but I still think it came out cute... Emma was happy and that was really all that mattered! :) 
This cake was part of a pair of cakes made for a friend and her family (unfortunately, we didn't get a picture of the other cake...). The background looks almost pink in this picture, but it was actually a white buttercream dusted with edible red glitter! 
I made this cake to take to work on the day after Thanksgiving...that's a crazy day for retail employees, so I figured a little cake might brighten the day :)
I made these cakes with the help of my best friend, Jessica. It literally took us all night to do this....we finally finished up around 6am! 
