These cakes were made for a dear friend at work, who happens to be 100! She had an amazing turnout for her 100th birthday party so I made a chocolate sheet cake. Beacuse Peg loves her tea so much, I had to make a teapot with two cups of tea. Those were all vanilla bean cake. She had a wonderful time and really enjoyed her party.

My 3rd R2-D2 cake. Quite popular amongst 5 and 6 year old boys.

This was for Audrey's 10th birthday, for which she invited over 12 girls for pedicures in my dining room and kitchen, complete with guitar music provided by her fabulous guitar teacher, Marilyn!

This is a 2D sculpted cake made with fondant for the black and red and buttercream for all the other decorations. Great Christmas Eve cake!

Wasn't quite sure how what a Fairy Kitty was until I made this cake. Chloe knows what she wants!

My first Disney character cake, I think. Good old Goofy.

This was a very pretty baptism cake with little purple fondant flowers on it.

From Dessert and Movie night where we teamed up with the guys from Techs Mechs and had a great time watching movies out in the backyard. www.techsmechs.biz

A cute little ladybug cake for a one year old's birthday.

My new favorite cake! Poor Lincoln's mom was having 50 people over for his first birthday and the power went out! This cake is a combination of chocolate cakes and vanilla cakes. The small smiley face was for Lincoln to do whatever he wanted! For those who don't know, this is the Baby Einstein catepillar.

Rick's birthday once again! Double chocolate! This is the rear view of his Corvette painted on fondant with gel food coloring.

This cake was for a surprise 30th birthday party. Apparently his real last name was very Polish so we stuck with his nickname.

Thought I had put this one on before, but I hadn't. The pineapple was I think baked in a loaf pan and then sculpted to the right shape. The sand is crushed graham crackers. The Sponge Bob is made out of fondant. The leaves of the pineapple are green melted chocolate in the shape of leaves.

A 12" X 18" vanilla cake for a 5th birthday boy. I think the shark's name is Carl from Finding Nemo.

125 sugar cookies each hand decorated, taking appoximately 3 minutes each! Then they each had to go in their own individual bag and be tied with pretty ribbons! Good thing I like you Sarah and John!

Aidan's 5th birthday cake is of course R2D2! Surprisingly only one chocolate cake recipe needed for all that cake.

Probably my new favorite cake! I made this cake as a donation to the First Annual Brad Pinney Wine Tasting and Silent Auction to benefit the Melanoma Foundation of New England. The tiered cake is chocolate cake with black forest cherry filling, covered in buttercream and fondant. The wine bottle and glass are vanilla cake covered in buttercream and fondant. All of the decoration was hand painted using food coloring.

For my best customer, Denise, I made this marble cake forsted with buttercream frosting for her middle son's birthday. For those who don't know, the B is for the Boston Bruins.

This cake was not for my Audrey but for a co-worker's one-year-old daughter.

Just a simple sheet cake for some friends who were hosting a last minute birthday party.