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Cake decorators are asked to create cakes out of every image, design, or character one can imagine. Like the time we were asked to “work the Enron logo” into a baby shower cake. A request like that can make you want to ask a long list of questions, but somehow, you’re not sure you want to know. Some ideas turn out brilliantly, and well… others are best left on the drawing board. We’ve all been there. All one can do is just laugh it off and learn from our mistakes.

Sometimes, as Jen at Cake Wrecks illustrates, it isn’t always the hideous colors or poor design skills that ruin a cake, the “wreck” is often in the details. Wreck-worthy details include odd concepts for a cake design, and unintelligible messages riddled with punctuation, grammar, and spelling errors.

Check out an interview with Jen over at Cakelava.

While we may wish our cakes never grace her pages, if you don’t work yourself into a fit of giggles when you view this site, all pastry tools should be removed from your hands. Cake decorating without a sense of humor is not allowed.

Were you ever asked to create a cake that you knew would not…ahem…”translate” well? Received some odd cake requests that you just didn’t know how to work into a cake? Let’s hear about’em.

It’s that time of year, when resolutions and plans start to come to mind and make us take action. Perhaps you are acting on the resolutions you made at the beginning of the year, or maybe you are looking toward the future and wondering what steps you need to take to make your future dreams come true. Either way, you need a plan. Here is an interesting example of a business plan found at MoreBusiness.com. It can serve as a good example of what information you need to gather when composing a business plan.

Something cute for those spooky mornings on the horizon. Anything to make breakfast a “must have meal” is a good thing to me.

We can’t get enough of television shows that feature cake decorators. Women’s Entertainment, WE TV, has a new half-hour series dedicated to the Wedding Cake and the people who make them, appropriately called, Amazing Wedding Cakes. Bakeries in New York, LA, and Chicago will be featured in the show.

When: Sunday, September 7, 2008
When: 9:00 pm Central
Where: WE TV of course…

Come back and tell us what you think of it!

 

Etsy is a wonderful venue for any crafter, artist, and makers of all things handmade. Aside from the great opportunity it provides to showcase your creations, the community of crafters and buyers cannot be beat. We are happy to say that we’ve opened our Etsy door and will soon have our flowers and cake toppers available for sale.

 

If you are local we are more than happy to make arrangements for local pickup. Let us know and we’ll reserve your item at Etsy.

 

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