So, it started out all alone like this:
Then, after the cakes were baked, she got a bit of a crumb coating and looked like this:
Then, voila! She all of a sudden looked like this! A little rocky but I eventually smoothed out some of the jaggedy edges:
A shot of the zebra action:
Here is her backside:
And of course a little side pose:
Don't look too closely as there are a ton of imperfections, but everyone thought the cake looked great. Some asked us where we bought it. And I got many many compliments on how it tasted so I would say it was a success! I don't really take any credit for taste as all I have to do is dump some things in a bowl, mix, and bake. Betty Crocker, you did it again. For those curious, it costs less than $10 including everything (frosting, cake, fondant, etc.) to make this cake and about 3-4 hours of time baking, frosting, fondant rolling, and designing. If I would have tried to buy one like this, I would have had to pay at least three times as much. I feel like I am getting a little better each time. It was a really fun design I wanted to try and looked absolutely nothing like my inspiration cake, but it turned out alright nonetheless! Still planning to make Nolan's cake so we will see how that goes!
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