I took a few pictures along the way, just in case any of you were interested in the process. Step one was baking the cake in a jelly roll pan (no photo of that, use your imagination). Step two was searching on Google images for pictures of sharks, and studying them. Here's a picture of Step 3, cutting the pieces and putting them together.
Step 4 was the crumb layer. Applying a thin (as thin as possible) layer of frosting to the entire cake to form a surface that could be decorated. The result, a crumby shark (ha ha!).
Then, Step 5 was decorating. I used inverted chocolate chips for the eyes, and melted chocolate chips for the gills and writing. Daniel liked it, and when each of the kids came home from school and saw it, they were pretty impressed. I must say, that made me feel good. : )
Happy Birthday, Daniel!! We love you!!
7 comments:
I'm impressed too! Great cake and Happy Birthday Daniel!
Wow you talented lady you! And Yay for shark cakes and the boy who loves them.
Nice to hear from you, Mary. I didn't know you were still drping by...
My goodness he's 3 already! It just seems like yesterday when he was chillin' in his carrier listening to us sing. Happy Birthday Daniel! And kudos on the awesome cake too Charity :)
I love the cake! I am glad the day went well.
The cake looks great! Happy birthday, Daniel!
I think that is about the cutest cake I have ever seen! Thanks for giving us your blog address. Troy is really excited to get back in touch with his cousins after being out of the loop for so long. I know he wishes now that he would have done it alot sooner. Feel free to check in on us as often as you would like. :)
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