Jackpot and Battery

Groom's cake for Scott and Michele's wedding.

Scott is a soccer coach that loves Texas hold 'em.

Our nephew graduated from high school. I made this car battery cake and covered it with marshmallow fondant.

He is going to be an auto mechanic, so I thought a car part was fitting.

Comments

Amy said…
WOW! You are simply amazing! I have always wanted to be able to make cakes like this and have attempted to some extent, but I don't have the patience and not enough talent to do it well! :)
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Rebecca at the Well said…
These are really spectacular!!
B
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Cheri said…
You are so clever!
Monday, June 22, 2009
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