Snowman Cake

Good morning crafters!

Since Christmas is coming so soon, everything is getting busier! Which also means making more crafts, posting more crafts, and preparing for our New Years Eve Craft Countdown! But for now, let's stick to this new snowman!

A few days ago I started working on an adorable snowman cake.  I shaped three white clay balls into the shape of cake layers. Next, I made a little hat & scarf. After that, I coated it with white Puffy Paint to give it a frosting look. Finally, I added the carrot nose and paint the eyes, mouth and buttons!

I hope you like it!

Raspberry White Icing Cake

Hello crafters!

A few days ago, around the time I was making my Christmas Pudding Cake & Caramel & Chocolate drizzle cake, I also created a raspberry cake with delicious white icing!

Honestly, when making this cake, it really was just that I had extra paint leftover and had one more cake left to frost & paint.  This super small cake just turned out to be the lucky cake!

Like all of my other cakes lately, it started off as a normal white cake.  I then just covered the cake using a white caulk-like substance.  I used maroon Puffy Paint to slightly paint icing inside of the cake.  Finally, I mixed the rest of the maroon Puffy Paint & caulk-like substance and added a dot of the mixture to the top of the cake!

I hope you like it!

White Icing Lime Cake

Good morning crafters!

Today I'm super excited to finally show you this delicious white icing lime cake I made recently!

It took a few hours to make but turned out perfect! To make it, I just used a ball of white clay and kept shaping it with my hands until it was a perfect cake shape. Once it was dry, I used a Caulk-like substance to coat the cake. The caulk tends to give the cakes a whipped cream icing look. I also spread a bit of white caulk-like substance in between the two layers of cake to look like some delicious white icing!

Before the caulk-like substance was dry, I put a few mini pieces of non-edible fruit on the top! I figured it's lime flavored since the lime fruit pieces seem to stand out the most and I'm not too sure white flavor is much of a flavor.

Anyways, this cake took about 2-3 hours, to make, was so much fun! I hope you like it!:)

WIP Christmas Cakes

Hello crafters!

So excited to take a quick break real quick before starting to go back to working on some Christmas cakes I started making last night!

Of course when I woke up this morning I just had to check out how some of my new cakes looked since they were finally dry.  They seemed so pretty so I just had to take a few pictures of the new Christmas cakes in progress!

In the picture below you can see a few different cakes I'm working on. I actually have been enjoying using white Sculpey air dry clay for my last few cakes. It really works a lot better and seems to look more realistic after painting/coating the cakes with either Puffy Paint, Acrylic paint or Caulk

Anyways, I made a few different cakes in the pictures. You can see one of the cakes which I'm planning to paint and turn into a penguins-decorating-a-Christmas-tree cake. I'm then planning to turn the square cake into a 'Merry Christmas' cake. (you might be able to notice I drew Merry Christmas into the cake using my needle)

One of the other minis might stand out from the rest though since it isn't a cake, it's a pie! I'm thinking about making it into a delicious peach pie, but what do you think? Should it be a peach pie or another type of pie?  Let me know you're opinion on what type of pie it should be in the comments below!

The rest of the cakes are just some extra cakes I'm working on. Well, I hope you like them so far!

Christmas Pudding Cake

Hello crafters!

After hours of making new clay cakes and pies, I'm so happy to relax, have a snack, and finally make a new blog post!  But lets just hope this post isn't too long so I don't fall asleep before I finish typing!💤

Anyways, today I'm so excited to finally post this Christmas Pudding Cake I created just a few days ago!

I started making it out of plain white clay.  I used my hands to shape it into an almost volcano-looking shape.  After it was all dry, I started painting it.  I was using a picture of a pudding cake to help me make it.  The picture of the pudding cake I was looking at seemed it had more texture so I mixed some brown Puffy Paint with brown chalk to make the texture more bumpy and look more realistic.  Next, I mixed yellow Puffy Paint with white Puffy Paint to make a vanilla colored.  I used a toothpick to drizzle the vanilla colored paint on top.

Then, I mixed blue, red and black clay to make a dark cherry colored clay.  I then rolled out three balls and stuck them to the plate.  I also rolled out small thin sticks of brown clay to make the stems on top of the cherries.  Finally, I mixed some Puffy Paint colors to make a cherry colored and painted the clay cherries with the paint to make them seem a bit shiny.

I hope you like it!