Cakes by Babs

have some more pictures of the captain america cupcakes

to be honest, cupcakes are the bane of my existence and i despise them, but my coworker asked for cupcakes, so he's getting cupcakes.

This cake just about melted on its two mile drive to its destination! So, as promised, a couple more pictures of my Hulkbuster cake!

The cake is frosted in Pastry Pride, spray-colored with Wilton's frosting spray color, and the masks, roses and characters are made of buttercream frosting. Sadly, the beads and coins were not edible.

The cake is frosted in Pastry Pride, Mickey Mouse is made of buttercream frosting.

This cake is frosted entirely in buttercream frosting.

This cake was frosted entirely in buttercream frosting.

stay tuned!

The design is by the lovely Christina Klein (here's her tumblr). The action figures were purchased from Target. There is a Superman action figure too, but he was too top heavy to stand with the cake, so we just let Gabriel have that one. We went to six different stores looking for a batman action figure and we could not find one anywhere, so we resorted to a Wilton frosting spray paint stencil.

The original image was found as a tattoo design on deviant art. Unfortunately, after browsing for 43 pages, I can't seem to find the original. If anyone out there has a link to the original or knows who originally designed it, hit me up, I'll add a source.

Kris (the beast) wanted a Slipknot cake for her birthday. Once again, the design is by the lovely Christina Klein (here's her tumblr).

For Gerard Way's birthday, I celebrated (like the total fangirl that I am) by making a birthday cake for him. the original art can be found here, so go comment and sing your praises!

(Yes, I know the TARDIS is backwords, don't ask me how I managed that one...)

For my sister's 21st birthday (and her roommate's 32nd birthday) she wanted Disney villains. The original piece is by Steampunk-Girl on Deviantart, so go praise her wonderful villainous artwork!

A single layer 8 inch round cake frosted in buttercream. My first ever successful buttercream rose, made at my second cake decorating class and brought to school the next day.

The inside of the cake is red velvet with dripping, gooey red raspberry filling. The entire cake, with the exception of the red and black jelly frosting on the boarder, is frosted in buttercream frosting. The base coat has an entire jar of black frosting coloring in it and it was still a tad too gray for my taste, so I finished it off with Wilton’s black frosting spray paint.