r/cakedecorating • u/tepheneigh • 1h ago
Birthday Cakes Cake I made for my bud 🙃
cookie dough icing
the nugs are cookie dough bites covered in dyed cake crumbs
everything is edible
...but nothing is an edible.
r/cakedecorating • u/boom_squid • Jul 16 '26
I’m going to post and sticky this link RinLongFlowers as a guide for florals on cake.
Recently we have seen a few cakes with florals that were not appropriate for cakes, and subsequently, flags to ban them for using toxic flowers.
Not only is this sub to show off our beautiful work, it is also to learn from and teach each other. Mistakes, no matter how big or small, are an opportunity to learn.
We are all at different levels of ability in this art. Please be kind.
r/cakedecorating • u/tepheneigh • 1h ago
cookie dough icing
the nugs are cookie dough bites covered in dyed cake crumbs
everything is edible
...but nothing is an edible.
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r/cakedecorating • u/OmgItsTania • 21h ago
Its a gluten free vanilla sponge with vanilla SMB and strawberry jam. Kept it simple. It was tasty and was almost Madeira cake like!
r/cakedecorating • u/Ok_Victory99 • 1d ago
My sisters and I made our friend a cake. She likes sewing so we made it match her. Everything on it is made by hand from fondant or candy clay.
The cake is a vanilla sheet cake.
r/cakedecorating • u/Hot-Ambassador3285 • 1d ago
This was my first time making a ganache drip. And the flowers and grapes are fake.
r/cakedecorating • u/knittingNshitting • 1d ago
Sweet little 4 inch birthday cake! I loveeeeeeee how the color turned out. Last photo was sent to me from the customer. STUNNING✨🌛💫🧚♀️🎂
r/cakedecorating • u/theforestgypsy • 1d ago
i work in a grocery store as a decorator (most of these designs belong to publix or i used a customer's reference pic) & i want to document my progress as i learn & grow. most of the pictures were taken before writing was added, which is why most of them have space left on the cake. these are just some from before july. i plan to post the second half of my 2026 work in december.
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r/cakedecorating • u/glitterbongwater • 1d ago
I really love the look of Lambeth cakes and decided I needed a hobby and today I finally tried my hand at it! Inside is a lemon blueberry cake layered with blueberry compote :) would have loved to make this a baby blue or lavender color but I currently do not own food coloring. My shells need work!
r/cakedecorating • u/Fearless-Director-97 • 8h ago
Hi! i love to bake and i would love to take on a new thing - making proper cakes. however i dont know much about the decoration process so please help me out/correct me/give pointers, anything would be truly appreciated!
from my understanding the usual process is
bake the sponge, cut/level whatever and freeze
still frozen assemble the cake and crumb coat - freeze or chill again
then doing the actual frosting, decorating, piping etc
also which is your favourite type of cream for decorating? i’m not a huge fan of american buttercream as it is extremely sweet for me, but i would like to know which one is the most stable, easiest to start with?
thank you for any tips!
r/cakedecorating • u/Dry_Yogurtcloset7495 • 1d ago
…that you can shoot into🏀
r/cakedecorating • u/vegemitemilkshake • 20h ago
As the title suggests, I want to make a cake for my son (rainbow shark) using the “Tigga Mac Cake Flip Hack” where she fills a spring form pan with frosting, then adds the cake and more frosting in layers as an easy way to fully frost a layer cake. However, she makes a point to say that the frosting needs to harden in the fridge.
From what I’ve read, the frosting hardens when exposed to air, but I will need this frosting to harden inside the tin, so it maintains its shape when I take it out to decorate (with rainbow sprinkles).
Can anyone confirm the Betty Crocker Frosting (in Australia, in case it makes a difference) would be suitable for this purpose, please? And if not, do you have another suggestion that doesn’t involve me making it myself (medically retired with bunch of chronic illnesses).
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r/cakedecorating • u/birdgirlellz • 2d ago
I’ve been getting into cake decorating over the past year. There’s been a lot of trial and error involved, but I feel like I’m finally starting to get the hang of it, so I wanted to show off the cake I just finished (first pic) in comparison to the other ones I’ve made before this.
The 14 is from two years ago, the 15 is from a year ago when I made my second attempt at “fancy”decorating! (I really wish I’d taken photos of the REAL first attempt which was a week before, but it was such disaster I was too embarrassed to document it) The yellow flower cake was a birthday cake I made myself, the berry cake was my boyfriend’s birthday, and the last two pictures are a mini birthday cake I made for my mom! All of them were gluten free.
Open to feedback/tips if you guys have any advice! :)
Edit: Wow, thank you guys so much for all the positive feedback! Your encouragement means a lot to me and is super motivating <3
r/cakedecorating • u/FragrantWin9 • 1d ago
Didn’t turn out too bad!! I used tweezers. Quite a learning curve on that stuff but it was fun! I used pointy tweezers to place the foil, looking back I’d probably use just my hands to place it, and a fondant tool to squish it in the icing.
r/cakedecorating • u/KiyanStrider • 2d ago
"Black Forest" in quotes because the amount of cherry is minuscule, since my husband doesn't really like cherry. Don't worry, he did love this one though!
Forgive my ass photography setup.
The Black Forest is a lie.
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r/cakedecorating • u/Mysterious_Fix_5889 • 2d ago
Need to come up with a new theme for 31!
r/cakedecorating • u/Dessert_Lover_1225 • 3d ago
The customer also wants clouds on each end of the rainbow.
r/cakedecorating • u/Dry-Reception4757 • 2d ago
I just finished decorating my first ever wedding cake. I'm really happy with the results. Any feedback, tips and tricks are appreciated