Showing posts with label Cake Decorating - Leah Larson -. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cake Decorating - Leah Larson -. Show all posts

Saturday, July 9, 2016

How to make Gladiolas in Buttercream





Gladiolas are probably not the first flower you might think of putting on a cake. However they are a fun even if unusual design element! Check out this short video to see Liz Larson create a pretty pink stem of Gladiolas on an open book cake design. Then learn the techniques to create them yourself in the full tutorial version! Click here: https://cakedecoratinginstructor.com/cake-tutorials

Thursday, June 30, 2016

Tire Cake in Buttercream- Cake Decorating- How To



This cake was tough to make! Not because of the skill involved, but because of the shear agony of destroying a perfectly good Wedding Cake! Every decorator knows that a large sigh of relief when all of the borders and flowers are perfectly placed on a cake, especially one the size of a Wedding Cake. This design calls for chocolate meant to look like mug to be splattered all over the side of the cake. For any decorator the act of splattering anything all over a newly finished Wedding Cake is horrifying!

In the end this is a fun design! It's great to say you've done at least once. The tire part of this design is really cool and can be done quickly without the use of fondant. It would be a great design for a boys birthday cake with the addition of some hot wheels. Any car lover would enjoy this design as well.

For more great tutorials or to enroll in the cake Academy's, Intro to the Method 10 Core Lesson course click the link below:
https://cakedecoratinginstructor.com/cake-tutorials

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Christmas Angel Barbie Cake- Cake Decorating

Liz and Leah create a Renaissance Style Angel Barbie Doll Cake in this quick video. The wings are made of white chocolate and the dress is sculpted Buttercream. We tried out several wing sizes before deciding on the largest pair. The addition of the ribbon and the Christmas Ornament accessories rounded out the design.





Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Snoopy Flying Ace Cake- Cake Decorating- Tutorial

Snoopy dressed as the Flying Ace is as classic as it gets. In this fun tutorial you will learn how to make his Dog House and well as this 3D snoopy. This Peanuts design is dressed up for Thanksgiving, but could easily be dressed up for Christmas and Birthdays as well. Have fun! See the full tutorial here:






Wednesday, November 11, 2015

Mums, Pumpkins and Turkeys- Thanks Giving Cupcakes- Cake Decorating- Tutorial

Learn to create three distinct techniques for your Autumn Holiday  Cake Decorating Designs!

                                                               

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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Skull Cake- Buttercream- Cake Decorating

See this Tutorial, Click here:
https://youtu.be/AlNCSIhALhU
Skulls are a popular motif for many occasions other than Halloween. This design made with 2 six inch rounds so no need for special pans and tools. See Leah sculpt this cake here:

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Plush Bunny Cake In Buttercream-By Leah

Leah Sculpted this adorable plush Bunny Cake from 4 6 inch rounds.  It's perfect for a Baby Shower or Easter as well.

 While this cake is covered in Pastry Pride Whip Topping, Buttercream would also be perfect for this design.

Leah uses the top edge of a ziploc baggie to smooth and sculpt.

To see how to make this design click here :

Friday, January 16, 2015

White Chocolate Mum Cake- Cake Decorating- Video


I Saw this flower in a florist shop and just had to figure out a way to make it for a cake.
I went through 4 generations before I finally got what I wanted.

I found that the biggest struggle was to make the petals irregular. It's such a habit to make things even that I had to really  try to make them uneven. But it really needs to be. 

Mounting this flower on the side proved to be a bit more challenging. But all in all this is a very easy and quick flower after just a little practice.

This is the third generation of this flower, it was still to even at this point. I also added some yellow in the center. 

To see all the steps to this cake click here:

Monday, December 15, 2014

Santa and Chimney Cake- Buttercream- Cake Decorating

Santa Fanny and chimney is just good fun! Also this festive Holiday Cake is Amazingly simple to make. It's 6 inch Square cakes staked and a 4 inch round for the Fanny.The Legs and Boots are made of Giant Marshmallows!




The Boots are the easiest! I just cut them from Giant Marshmallows! You'll have to see how in this video!
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Sunday, August 31, 2014

Quick Mini Ice Cream Cake- Cranky Cake Decorator- video

Ice Cream Cake never seems simple or quick. This short video shows how to make it both! Using pre- made easy to get items Leah makes a sweet, fast and really yummy cake. See the video here:

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Daisy Cake- Cake Decorating- How To

This Simple Design is perfect for a Picnic cake as well as a Simple Birthday Design. Great for all ages. I used a Jumbo Rose tip to make the large petals, this makes this a very quick design as well. Any color scheme works here to. Very Versatile and Fun! See the instructions for this cake in this Video:

Monday, May 5, 2014

Leah's Crazy Cake Lab: Adorable Bee Cake









Leah's Crazy Cake Lab: Adorable Bee Cake: Can You Say Adorable! This Precious Bee is Sculpted in Butter Cream and 6" Cake Layers. His Stripes are Simple Rosettes with A Star ...

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Zombie Barbie Doll Cake- Cake Decorating- Tutorial

Learn how to make a quick and fun Zombie Barbie In this fun                                                   Tutorial Video

http://youtu.be/3-GliJ57qrA
More fun with Barbie! Even though I am not really a big Zombie fan, I thought this would be a lot of fun and it was! I wanted it to look like Barbie was coming up out of a graveyard . I used a quick icer tip with a bag striped with green and brown. I created ledges with it to place the tombstones in. The Tombstones are made of royal icing. I used some crushed Oreo for the dirt and coconut for the grass.

I used a "Ken" shirt and cut it up and burnt parts of it. Then I used some food coloring to "dirty" it further.

I "zombied" her face with some eyeliner and red food coloring. Her hair is full of eye shadow, food coloring and hairspray. It was a fun experiment and my zombie fans love it:)


See the whole thing on this video: