Cake Decorating

Cake decorating, one of the hardest skills I have ever learned! They have to be flawless. There are ways to hide flaws ... but the artist can always see them.

Fondant covering is a huge pain! Gum paste flowers turned out beautiful. I am very proud of my very first 3-tier wedding cake!

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