I just made my 3rd Barbie doll cake for the daughter of a friend from the office. See my previous creations here. It may be very time-consuming but really fulfilling to create something that will make a birthday celebrant happy on his or her special day.
I was not able to take pictures while working on the cakes and cupcakes because I was rushing (again!) so I'll just post whatever pictures I have from my I-Phone. The design of Barbie's dress was inspired by a picture I saw in the internet. I fell in love with the pink skirt so I challenge myself to make my own version.
I baked 2 batches of my most requested moist chocolate cake with rich chocolate frosting. I'm very pleased with my work this time! I think I am getting better! My fondant looks smoother compared to my previous cakes.
Felt so good after sticking Barbie's body on the cake after hours of working on the fondant! |
I can't wait to work on the details of the dress. I cut plenty of white and dark pink flowers and placed them in a line around the skirt. I just had to use my tiny white dragees to make it more elegant looking. Do you agree?
The 5-layer skirt took me more than an hour (maybe 2) to complete |
More flowers on her waist and shoulder straps. What a pretty face! |
Can't resist making her a pearl bracelet too! |
She's done! |
Then a batch of red velvet cupcakes with whipped cream cheese frosting. I just bought some girly stuff cutters (dress, hat, shoe and bag) and thought they would perfectly match Barbie cake. I made the toppers ahead of time.
Shades of pink toppers with silver and pink dragees |
with the birthday celebrant's name AINA, she turned 9 today. |
This picture was taken few minutes before they were picked up by the celebrant. I was so excited to see the look on her face. It took me 2 days to finish but I really enjoyed doing these!
As I always say, my creations (maybe gift or paid order) are all lovingly made and given away.
I am getting a lot of inquiries from friends who would like to order for the kids' birthdays. I told them I won't commit and still have to schedule first. If I have the time and there won't be any conflict with my kid's activities, I will be very willing to make something special for their little ones.
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