Showing posts with label Two Tier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Two Tier. Show all posts

Sunday, August 10, 2014

Gray & Yellow Baby Shower

I had so much fun putting together this Gray & Yellow Baby Shower for my sister.  The color scheme was chosen to coordinate with the colors she chose for her nursery.  I purchased the invitation and printables from a shop on Etsy.  My daughter and I made the tissue pom-poms and the diaper cake.  The dessert table included the cake (top tier vanilla cake with buttercream & bottom tier chocolate cake with Oreo buttercream filling), lemon cake pops, chocolate covered Oreos and lemon squares.  Lemon cake pops also served as the favors.  
Congrats Sha & Kev, can't wait to meet your little man or little lady!





















Thursday, May 29, 2014

Baby Einstein Cake

Making this cake felt like I was paying tribute to the woman who let me eat dinner when my kids were babies!  Top tier is chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream filling and the bottom tier is lemon with strawberry and buttercream filling.  The whole cake is covered in buttercream frosting with fondant animals and accents.  Even the caterpillar is edible!







Hello Kitty Party

My daughter Addie is obsessed with all things Hello Kitty.  So, when it came time to choose the theme for her 6th birthday party, Hello Kitty it was!  She helped design her cake to coordinate with the paper goods she chose.  She also requested chocolate covered marshmallows and chocolate covered Oreos.  The girls all became little Hello Kitties with the headbands that Addie and I made together.  Overall, it was a purrfect time!  Happy Birthday Addie, can't believe you're six!  We love you as much as the whole wide world!














Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Fancy Addie's 5th Birthday Soiree!

My very fancy daughter decided she wanted a Fancy Nancy themed 5th birthday party.  She is a big fan of the book series and an even bigger fan of all things fancy.  For those of you who don't know Fancy Nancy, she uses very sophisticated vocabulary and believes that everything sounds fancier in French.  
I started collecting decorations and accessories months in advance.  When the girls arrived they got fancy at the accessory table.  There were feather boas, sunglasses, rings, necklaces, stick-on earrings, bracelets, mini purses, hair clips and tiaras!  We also had manicure stations, where my sister and I painted the girls' nails.  Next we played pin the tail on the poodle, inspired by the Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy book.  
For lunch the fancy ladies dined on mini-croissant sandwiches, butterfly shaped sandwiches and fresh fruit with yogurt dip.  They ate on fancy china supplied by my mom.  After lunch I read the girls Fancy Nancy and the Posh Puppy.  They seemed to really enjoy the book, and at the end I told them they would be making their own posh puppies.  Each girl got to stuff her own poodle.  Then they made beaded collars complete with doggy tags (key tags that we wrote their poodles' names on) for their poodles.
We finished the party with singing, cake, cupcakes, chocolate covered Oreos, and chocolate covered marshmallows.  The top tier of the cake was purple and pink colored cake with buttercream filling and the bottom tier was chocolate cake with Oreo buttercream filling.  The girls were so cute and very impressed with the cake.  When Addie started to eat the tiara from the top of the cake a few of her friends were worried that she shouldn't be eating it.  She explained to them that is was fondant and totally edible.  I heard one of the girls tell Addie that her mom was a magical baker, I think that's one of the best compliments I've ever gotten!
Last but not least, Happy Birthday Addie Bear!  I can't believe you're already 5 years old, you have two loose teeth and you're going to kindergarten in the fall!  You're the fanciest girl we know and we love you to pieces!