I was lucky enough to be able to create 13 sculpted dog cakes for Melanie's Bat Mitzvah at Moorpark Country Club. When Melanie's mom contacted me and told me about the dog theme for this event, the wheels started turning and I thought what fun to have different dogs at each table as centerpieces. They provided me with all the breeds and names for all the dogs and we immediately went to work, creating dog collars, noses, dog nails and everything we could to get a jump on this order.
We were than contacted by a production company for TLC to tape the creation of the dogs for an upcoming cake series. Unfortunately one week prior to taping, they decided they wanted one large cake for the show, so our dogs were turned down for stardom.
It took us three days of constant work to bake the cakes, sculpt the dogs and decorate them, having up to 5 people working at the bakery. The last day, myself, Jennifer and Michelle worked until 10:30pm to get them all done, boxed up and put in the refrigerator until delivery the following day.
We were than contacted by a production company for TLC to tape the creation of the dogs for an upcoming cake series. Unfortunately one week prior to taping, they decided they wanted one large cake for the show, so our dogs were turned down for stardom.
It took us three days of constant work to bake the cakes, sculpt the dogs and decorate them, having up to 5 people working at the bakery. The last day, myself, Jennifer and Michelle worked until 10:30pm to get them all done, boxed up and put in the refrigerator until delivery the following day.
Marshmallow the Wheaten Terrier
Hannah the Vizsla
Fluffy the Sheepdog
Peppi the Poodle
Sam the Labrador
Schmuely the Kerry Blue Terrier
Patches the Dalmatian
Mollie the Collie
Brandon the Cocker Spaniel
Ellie the Boxer
Bruno the Basset Hound
Melanie posing with her Marshmallow
Dog Noses!
Lori & Michelle sculpting dog bodies
These black and white cookies were used as the table cards.Melanie's family purchased them from a local deli.
Ruff!
Ruff!
