This little baby peeking out of a lab coat was made last week for a chemistry/biology teacher's baby shower. It was my first attempt at a molded fondant figure and blocks. I wanted to do more, (like beakers with bottle nipples) but the baby and coat took up a lot of room. :) I'm not too happy with how the blocks turned out, but I was loosing my patience by that time.
The mommy-to-be loves funfetti cake and buttercream frosting. I wanted to grant her wishes, but didn't relish the thought of making a Funfetti cake mix. So I searched online and came across this WONDERFULLY DELICIOUS recipe by Sprinkle Bakes, found here. It truly is a keeper -- a homemade funfetti cake!!
Can you believe my son has decided he likes THIS recipe more than my (grandmother's secret recipe for) chocolate cake?? The cake that I grew up on as the family birthday cake?? Heck,... I don't blame him -- what's not to love about colorful sprinkles in a cake? It's a chemical miracle! :)
In a couple of weeks I get to do a cake for a physics teacher's baby shower!
Now THAT should be interesting!
(The pink frosting is buttercream - just the baby and blocks are fondant)
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2 comments:
Such a cute cake, the little baby is adorable.
Thank you, Butter Hearts Sugar!
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