This cake is strawberry flavored with vanilla frosting. First, cover the cake with a crumb coat of frosing. There after, place pacifiers on each corner. Draw a bottle with color frosting and add candle booties for decorations. To finish it off, add blue ribbon on the edges of the cake.

6" and 9" buttercream iced cake with chocolate brown and pink stripes, dots and ball border. Butterfly stamped with food coloring on gumpaste plaque. The greeting was done on edible paper with edible ink.

First we used a cup cake pan to make the chest part.

We used the Wilton Soccer pan to make the belly.

We iced the cake with homemade white buttercream icing. Then we used white fondant to make the dress. We added a black fondant bow and black detailing around the top. We used flesh colored fondant to make cleavage.

The fondant we used was homemade and actually taste better than the stuff you buy.

This baby blue shower cake was made out of 5" and 8" fondant covered cakes with fondant stripes, bow and balls. The baby booties were made out of gumpaste.

We will be starting with the block.

Step 1 : Make 3 Square Layers of your choice cake mix.

Step 2 : Stack & Frost

Step 3 : Use Star tip for borders and letters.

For the baby booties on top of the block.

Step 1 : Using the star tip decorate a dixie cup

Step 2 : Place a plop of frosting in front of the dixie cup, and continue to decorate with star tip.

Step 3 : Using round tip make a bow for the booties.

Add baby toys you can find at Walmart, or even the dollar store.

Now on to the Bears

Step 1 : Using Wilton pan bake the cake.

Step 2 : Frost cake with star tip.

Step 3 : Using fondant make a diaper, and place on bear.

Step 4 : Use wiggly eyes again you can find almost anywhere, and place onto bear.

**I placed the cakes on a doiley on a tray.

And there you have a fun baby shower cake!!!

Use a good sized oval pan. Make two cakes stacked together.

This is a fully edible cake. I hosted a baby shower for my friend who happens to love designer bags so I couldn't think of a better cake for her! She also happens to love Marshmallow fondant so that is what I used.

To begin, I baked a 1/2 sheet cake and just cut it into the shapes that I needed for the cake. I used buttercream to create a thin layer and then covered the whole cake in Marshmallow fondant. I used a mini fondant letter cutter to make the c's but I actually used a G since the Coach c is a bit different.

I had to sort of play with it to get it to look as close to the signature c that I could. I wanted the cake to be a pretty green and girly so I used a pearl luster dust on the c's. Everything in the diaper bag was molded with fondant. I used glasses to make the bends in the baby blanket that I needed as well as the straps. This was my first purse cake and oh so much fun!

This is a chocolate cake, iced in cream cheese icing and covered with fondant icing. I used a 9 X 13 sheet pan to make this cake. I used a drinking glass to cutout the neck, and frosted the entire cake with cream cheese icing. I then rolled out some fondant icing to make the dress and sleeves. I colored some more fondant icing pink to make the bow and collar and used edible pearls as buttons.

This is a hand painted fondant picture for a little girl, just lay it on top of the cake and write your saying on the cake.

This is a sheet cake, The stomach is half of a ball pan and the boobs are two cup cakes. The cake was frosted in buttercream and the dress was made from fondant.

It´s a chocolate cake decorated with icing and fondant.

This was made with a white cake,one layer is pink and the other is blue,(cause mommy didn't know the sex of the baby yet), The hood is Pineapple flavored cake and the icing is Buttercream.

I used a 9 X 15 sheet cake for the bed and two 8"rounds for the hood, I used bamboo skewers pushed threw the hood into the sheet cakes to hold and support it. I iced the cakes using the basket weave method and I made the Bear, toys,blanket and flowers by hand using fondant icing and used real ribbon on each side for the bows.

This cake is a white cake with hershey chocolate syrup icing.

I iced a stacked oval cake using the basket weave method, and made all the decorations out of fondant icing and made the booties out of marshmallows piped with icing to give the crocheted look.

You can free hand or use templates to cut and shape your fondant decorations...to make the booties you use three large marshmallows for each bootie, set two side by side and cut one in half and use one of the halves as the top of the booties, you use a #18 open star cake decorating tip and make shell like designs in a roll all around the marshmallows,one row at a time..when done use a #4 tip to make a figure 8 as the bow and two ribbons.

I used an upside down pyrex bowl to bake the 'baby' inside of the wrap. I used another deep bowl to bake the stork. All fondant accents and I airbrushed the stork. His head is made out of rice crispie treats b/c cake wouldn't be strong enough to hold up the beak.

This was a easy cake to make. I took a 1/2 sheet cake and cut it into the shape of a onesie. I then used fondant for decorate the cake with strips and added a bib!

First I took 3, 1/2 sheet cakes and stacked them. Then I cut the shape of cake, I made the head with another round cake cut in half and stacked. Then I made the babies feet, and hands with fondant and covered the baby with different colored fondant. The whole cake took 4 hrs to make because of the shaping and detailing. But it was worth it, it came our great! Check out my site for more of my cakes at www.freewebs.com/ohhthatscute .

This was a easy cake to make. I took a 1/2 sheet cake and cut it into the shape of a onesie. I then used fondant for decorate the cake with strips and added a bib!