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Archive for Tag: Confetti Cakes
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January 17, 2013
Great Find: Elisa Strauss on Craftsy.com {+ Giveaway!}
This is one animal print that I would be willing to get. I had lunch the other day with my sweet friend Elisa from Confetti Cakes who made the incredible Alligator Bag cake above. I mean seriously….can you believe that is a cake? The craftsmanship is unbelievable. Elisa was telling me about the new cake decorating tutorials she just launched with Craftsy.com. For those of you who are aspiring cake decorators, crocheters or jewelry…
November 17, 2010
Confetti Cakes {Two Book} Giveaway!
I had lunch yesterday with cake designer Elisa Strauss of Confetti Cakes. In the small chance that you are not familiar with Elisa’s work, take a look here. Elisa took fondant cakes to a new level when she opened up Confetti Cakes 10 years ago. Elisa also has two books, Confetti Cakes and Confetti Cakes for Kids, and they are staples in my baking book collection. These books are not only great for bakers,…
August 05, 2009
Thirteen Mini Cakes – Modern Twist on Tradition
I am working on a Bat Mitzvah for a client and we have been thinking of some fun things to do in lieu of the traditional candle lighting ceremony. Traditionally, the Bat Mitzvah girl asks 13 special people to light a candle on the Bat Mitzvah cake. For this event, we will instead have 13 small cakes made and each person can light a candle from a different cake. I saw these mini cakes from…
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Retro Summer Guest Dessert Feature January 10, 2013
This beach dessert table by Krisna at Exquisite Motifs in Brisbane has us day dreaming of warmer days ahead. Krisna created a retro summer theme for her own son's birthday party. Sweet treats on the dessert table included hamburger and hot dog cupcakes {amazing}, surfboard and beach house cookies and that amazing surfer cake. { Read More }
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Harlequin Guest Dessert Feature April 10, 2013
How fun is the harlequin pattern and color palette in this dessert table shoot styled by Vesna from One Lovely Day for her magazine My Little Jedi? It’s an unexpected color palette and mixture of props, yet it works together. We love how the fluid lines on the swirly buttercream and the tissue paper flowers offsets the sharp lines of the harlequin pattern. { Read More }
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