Not bad for my first ever attempt at a polymer clay miniature cake, eh? It's a rich chocolate cake with creamy vanilla frosting.
Then one thing led to another. ;-)
I had so much fun creating something totally unexpected. I'll show you more about this new project next time. :-D
Good news: all my greeting cards are back in stock and are in stores around the Portland area as well as in my Etsy shop. Thank you so much for your precious comments. I read every one of them and treasure your blog friendships. I hope you're all staying healthy and cool and having lots of fun too! xoxo Jennifer
The positive post! :)
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Jen!!! This cake is FREAKING AMAZING! You did a fabulous job and I swear my mouth actually watered! The whole prep table looks just like the real thing, not a single item out of place! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful cake and scene!!!! :) wow...perfect!!!! I can smell it here!!!!! I have a "feeling"...this will lead to more!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer! is it your first cake? you are very talented , the cake is great! beautiful done, I wait for next ...
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Magda
Oh ist is so beautiful ...
ReplyDeletecreo que has hecho un gran trabajo con ese pastel y el resto de escenita, me alegro de que te vaya bien con las targetas
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Mari
I love your cakes! Exactly the way I like them! A lot of cream going out a bit.:) Nice work Jennifer!
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Hi Jennifer, I always have thought that the most unexpected things in making miniatures will give us the most fun and satisfaction, as you know I always have liked to discover new ways in creating miniatures :D! Your chocolate cake is awesome, it looks so delicious. Yummy, you just have to bite in it :D!! Thanks for sharing this tutorial, Jen!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend. Hugs, Ilona
Looks great! The cake is so realistic.
ReplyDeleteAaaarrrrghhh... I need a piece of chocolate cake with loads of creamy topping now!!! My, this looks so da*n good - hard to believe this is your first attempt. Absolutely amazing - and I agree with Anne's feeling... I'm sure we're going to see more of it. Btw - Fluby wants me to tell you he thinks this is the most yummy-looking chocolate cake he's ever seen... but he thinks there are some strawberries missing on top... tsss... that flutterybeary... ;O)
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Birgit (and from Fluby, too)
Has hecho una tarta y una escena fantástica..¡me ha entrado gana de un trozo ahora mismo! Increíble que sea la primera!! Me alegro de que tu venta de tarjetas vaya muy bien...Felicidades por todo..Un beso
ReplyDeleteyour cake is amazing!!it looks so real congrats!!
ReplyDeleteWow Jennifer, I really do think you have a gift for working with polymer clay !!!
ReplyDeleteYour chocolate cake looks absolutely sumptuous and irresistible!
The whole scene looks sooo sweet and cozy, you did a wonderful job :)
Have a great (cool) weekend my friend :):)
Hugs Mieke xxx
Wow Jennifer! What a delicious looking cake!
ReplyDeleteMaking miniatures is such an adventure, you only have to try and the results are surprising. I love the preparation scene too.
Hugs, Drora
Невероятно!!! Такой натуральный торт! Слюнки текут!!
ReplyDeleteВы прекрасный кондитер миниатюрных тортов!!:):):)
Мне нравятся Ваши сцены!
Объятья
Татьяна
Looks good enough to eat!!I am also trying my hand with 'baking' in miniature, what fun stuff! You did an awesome job!!
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The cake is delicious and the preparation scene is very realistic.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Faby
That's your first cake? Wow, it looks exactly like my mom's devils-food with seven-minute frosting...YUM! And the little scene you set up is adorable.
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer I too have been watching polymer cake and pie tutorials. Can't wait to try it. I just bought all the ingredients to start my making and baking!
ReplyDeleteHey you visited my blog and asked me about the bookshelf dollhouse...it was a gift and I don't see any tags or where it is from so sorry. I love it and I'm having great fun filling it up with goodies. HOpefully I will make a little cake to go with the kitchen area! Have a great weekend.
Blessings,
Debbie
Hi Jennifer! It looks perfect to me, and very appetizing! It's nice to do something you hadn't planned on and have it turn out so well! Good stuff! Kind regards, Brian.
ReplyDeleteJennifer è stupenda! Hai fatto un grandissimo lavoro, sono curiosa di vedere la scena finita!
ReplyDeletethat cake looks good enough to eat!!! you certainly have a talent for making mini cakes!
ReplyDeleteWow Jennifer your cake is fantastic. I think you have found a talent for this. I am sure there will be lots more yummy cakes now. Wonderful work my friend. I love the baking scene it is perfect.
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Great cake and I love the little scene. It's surprising how long it all takes by the time you get all your bits and pieces out - and then the tidying away! Such fun. I love what you've done. Gill x
ReplyDeleteYour cake is perfect. You have special abilities in this field. Maybe you should make some for your Etsy shop. The scenes you made is so cute and so lovely to look at, and very lifelike.
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Wyrna
Hi Jennifer: Your ChocholateCake looks so delicious, I could eat it! Can't believe it is your first one! The Creamy Vanilla Frosting is perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteWith those books ...can't wait to see more :)
Hugs
Kikka
Fantastic job! now you've done it.. it only starts with a little piece of cake.. then bakeries bloom!
ReplyDeleteSoon enough you will be surrounded by little bitty yummy cakes and desserts, mnnnnn sounds wonderful!
Wow, it's amazing!! Your chocolate cake looks fantastic Jennifer, very very well done, congrats!! Hugs
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer! The prep table looks amazing! As for that cake, I am now so hungry for a piece of it, you have no idea. It looks fabulous and delicious! This could be the start of a new miniature journey for you in the world of miniature goodies!
ReplyDeleteWow, Jennifer! This is fantastic - look SO real! Makes me want cake! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the card sales and locations too!! XOXO :)
Your first? I know it won't be your last!! Incredibly realistic and luscious, love the scene around it too.
ReplyDeleteNot bad??? It's absolutely gorgeous Jennifer - keep a slice for me please!!!! I suspect you are now addicted to mini cake making :)
ReplyDeleteje trouve ce gâteau .. superbe, mais aussi très appétissant ! Oh ! la crème, elle est onctueuse. Très jolie mise en scène.
ReplyDeleteAmicalement ! rosethé
Fantastico pastel !!! Has hecho un trabajo fabuloso!! y todo se ve muy real y muy rico!!!!!! Me ha encantado!!!! besos
ReplyDeleteHi Jennifer, your cake looks delicious! And I love the way you displayed it. I enjoy your pins on Pinterest as well.
ReplyDelete( your Guinea pigs are soooo cute!) Hugs, Liduina
Hello Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteYour cake is wonderful and I love how you just go with the flow. Inspiration hits and you go with it, and look at the fantastic results. Excellent work my friend.
Big hug,
Giac
Jennifer, the cake looks great! Making mini food is not so easy at all, but you have really succeeded. Love all the rest of the things, too. Yummy. Hugs Sanne
ReplyDeleteThat is one delicious looking cake! Mmm... nice job!
ReplyDeleteFirst try? That's incredible!! It looks perfect. You found another talent. Congrats on the greeting cards. I knew you'd be a huge hit. Continued success forever. ♥
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Caroline
Looks too good for a first attempt..
ReplyDeleteJennifer you completely nailed this! It's uncanny how well you captured the details so perfectly and made it so realistic for a first attempt. You go girl!! This is awesome. And I have to mention that adorable pink mixer, as you know my penchant for tiny dollhouse mixers LOL. Great job - splendid!
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Jackie
Ohhh Jennifer... der Kuchen sieht aber lecker aus. Vielen Dank für das Tutorial... und die Küchen-Szene ist sehr nett anzuschauen. Schöne Sachen!
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PuNo / monika
Jennifer, I see that you have had fun with a clay!
ReplyDeleteWell done girl! Your cake looks delicious. And so looks a whole scene you created around it. :) I have a lots of fun and smiles with your post! What is coming next? Can't wait!
Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteYummy! That looks so delicious! I am jealous, you are so talented. Thanks for sharing you secrets.
- Momma Cat
¿De verdad es el primero? ¡No quiero imaginarme cómo van a ser todos los que vengas detrás! Dan unas tremendas ganas de meter el dedo en la nata.
ReplyDeleteGran trabajo
Un beso
Que maravilla, se ve delicioso.
ReplyDeleteHas hecho un fantastico trabajo.
besitos ascension
Wow, that cake looks so real it is making me hungry! Excellent work, I would never guess that it's your first try!
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That's amazing for your first cake! My first cake did NOT turn out as well, haha. :) The mini pink mixer is absolutely adorable as well. Great work!
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The cake is great, Fennifer!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the link. ;)
First time? My God you are good!!! It looks incredible! You have talented hands! The cake looks amazing and the same goes for the rest!
ReplyDeleteI' m a new follower. Your blog is adorable like your lovely creations. I' ll follow you with great pleasure.
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Alessandra
yumm, looks delicious =) Good work!
ReplyDeleteHighly impressive and YUM-mee!! WOW! This is something, Jennifer! I bet you were grinning from ear to ear upon stepping back to admire your splendid work! Imagine the possibilities, especially since this was your first try. You'll be a pro in no time. This is very exciting and you must be having a load of fun right now!Can't wait to see what kind of mini treats you'll eventually feature in your Etsy shop!
ReplyDeleteYum, yum, yum. Watch out! Pinterest is as addictive as cake.
ReplyDeleteYour first? It looks perfect, you have done a great work.
ReplyDeleteMona
I love the cake! Well-selected scene!
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I really want to eat that cake. I mean. I reaaaally want to. It looks so very scrumptious!
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