Adventures in Cakeville

On my little brother's 2nd birthday, my mom made a cake that looked like a train. We have a photo of the happiest little boy on earth. And that was the start of my cake adventures for my own children. I'm not planning on winning any contests, but I do have a lot of fun.

We just celebrated my daughter's 2nd birthday with a Winnie-the-Pooh tea party. So I decided to make a tea set for her cake.


It was pretty easy and the kids loved eating their tea cups!


I thought I would also share some cakes from the past few years.


Jack and the Beanstalk Cake for my son's 3rd (stacked cupcakes)


Elmo and Cookie Monster Cupcakes (and cake pops!) for daughter's 1st




Winnie-the-Pooh in a Honey Tree for my son's 4th

Spotlight on Studio 5

Well, I've been hard at work on a new line that I'm really excited about. My goal is to have it ready by the first of May, but with all that is going on for me in April we'll see if I can stick to it.

In the meantime, I'm thrilled to share this video of my cards being featured on Studio 5, a lifestyles program on one of our local stations.