Baby Shower Cake

Baby Shower Onesie Cake

Baby Shower Cookies to Match Your Invite

These Cookies Were Custom Designed 

To Match The Invitations!

Cow Theme Baby Shower Cake, Cupcakes & Cookies

Coordinate Your Dessert Table For A Beautiful Display!

Cow Themed Baby Shower Cake, Cupcakes & Cookies

Gender Reveal Cake & Cookies

A Delicious Way To Announce The Sex of Your Baby!

Gender Reveal Cake

The Perfect Way to Announce The Sex of Your Baby!

Baby Shower Coconut Cloud Cake & Cookies

This was a unique request for a baby shower cake and cookies.

The cookies were normal, but the cake was a bit unique.  The mom-to-be wanted coconut on the cake - which meant I couldn't do my normal design work.  So I figured out a way to get some design in and give the mom-to-be her coconut.  But then the mom-to-be wanted a specific recipe which called for a meringue icing which I initially thought I could still do detail with...NOT!  The meringue wouldn't lay smooth for anything.  So I ended up with this:

  

 A super light Vanilla Cloud Cake with Lemon Curd filling and
meringue icing topped with coconut.  The baby booties are made of
fondant and the flowers and piping detail around
the cake are made with buttercream.

This light cake used so many egg whites that I'm going to
make some creme brulee tomorrow! Yummm!

Here are the cookies that went with the cake:

Safari Baby Shower Cake & Cupcakes

This Dark Chocolate Cake with buttercream frosting
was made for a baby shower. 

The theme was safari and the invitations had a very cute design. 

I took the stars and palm tree from the invitation
to decorate the cake. 

If I had more time, I would have made fondant animals to match. 

But the client was very pleased with what I gave her.

These Dark Chocolate & Double Vanilla Cupcakes

were also created for the occasion.

I made royal icing stars to again match the invitation.  The best part is that the display the cupcakes sat in onsite had a dark brown ribbon with almost exact matching green polka dots.  So it looked like I knew what the display looked like before creating the color!