For the love of mothers, literally. We slaved over this cake for what seemed like forever and a half. This cake is a lot bigger than it looks - it was about eight inches tall and nine inches in diameter. The filling was pineapple custard (at the request of the client; NOT my favorite...) with a yellow cake.
All of the flowers of the cake were made with gum paste. The daisies have yellow sugar in the middle and the cute little flowers have edible pearls. The lettering was hand piped with royal icing. :D
This is a wedding cake my mom and I made a while ago for a friend. She was having a small reunion, so this one is petite. :D The calla lilies on the cake were made with gum paste and dusted with colored sugar. The piping was (painstakingly!) done by hand. This was our first professional cake! :)
I really, really want a chance to review an ARC. The idea of being one of those people who gets a chance to analyze a book before everyone else is absolutely enchanting. :D
I just finished A Thousand Splendid Suns last night. What a wonderfully empowering book, being female and all. I loved it. It's definitely going on my re-reads list. :D
I think I'll have to look more closely into the metaphorical implications of injuries and defining physical marks. It plays a huge role in the character department.
Reading the Barnes and Noble "Leatherbound Edition" of Dante's "Divine Comedy". Absolutely phenomenal. Difficult, and oddly and ironically hilarious. :D
What a beautiful book, just to put it out there. (the actual object, I mean.)