Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Plethora of Cakes

Last week was a busy one for cake-making! Here's my ninth version of my "faux" poutine cake, this one done to raise funds for Heart & Stroke Foundation.


It was auctioned off after the golf tournament by autioneer Barb Newman and raised $60 for the cause.


Back to cake making, this chocolate cake was for two birthdays celebrated in Ottawa.


Thirty-year-old Danagh has a business called "Aspen Wellness Centre" and I recreated the tree logo on her business card for her cake. Matching coloured roses ran on the sides along with grass and chocolate rocks.


And finally, for three-year-old Lexa, a Tinkerbell cake, or at least my version of what I think a Tinkerbell cake should look like. Every three-year-old needs pink roses, right?

7 comments:

  1. Your cakes are wonderful. It must be hard for your clients to cut into them.

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  2. That poutine cake is the best one yet!
    Buddy would be proud of your roses!

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  3. You are amazing! But I knew that!

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  4. How fabulous. I can't decide which one I would want. I'm thinking Tink...

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  5. Your faux poutine cakes are the greatest!

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  6. I am very fortunate that Costco is close enough to give me a cake fix now and then, because there is no way in the world I could turn out cakes as wonderful looking as yours!

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  7. You've been very busy. So nice that you could raise money for charity. They are all great. The fake poutine cake is so much fun and so realistic.

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