Mrs. Penguin, Sacramento
Age and Occupation: 26, Video & TV Producer/Director/Editor
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 29, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Engagement Date: January 29, 2007
Wedding Date: June 7, 2008
Blogging Since: September 14, 2007
Venue: Winery in the Gold Country
About Me: I'm a silly mess of a girl who, above all else in this world, LOVES the Spice Girls. I eat sushi at least 3 times a week, and feel guilty about how much it costs the other 4 days a week. I love designer jeans and cheap accessories. I don't like sweets, but I love the UCLA Bruins!
Etsy Wedding Finds - Cake Replica Ornaments
December 21st, 2007 @ 4:15 pm by Mrs. Penguin
Weddingbee Reader Angel is at it again! Today she sent me her blog post on a few incredibly talented artists who can take a picture of your cake and turn it into a beautiful Christmas Ornament, like these from Etsy shop Pretty Girl Things :
What a great First Christmas gift! Pretty Girl Things has a few pre-made cake ornaments in stock:
Or you can send her a picture of your cake and she will replicate it. Cakes are made from polymer clay and are approximately 1.5 inches tall. There are several other incredibly talented wedding cake ornament crafters out there, including:
SwirlyDesigns.com
emilyhuntertaylor.com
and the miniaturecafe.co.uk
9 Responses to “Etsy Wedding Finds - Cake Replica Ornaments”
Oh. my. gosh. I MUST have one made!! I can’t tell how much it would be to have a custom one made… would it also be in the $14 - $18 range?? I wish I had seen this like 2 weeks ago, too late for this Xmas… bummer!
OMG! i have to have one of these!! asap 
thanks for a great etsy find!
Cool! Thanks for posting about these Miss Penguin!
Love it! This may be a fun afternoon project too!
I had a custom cake made from Pretty Girl Things, and it was $12 for a one-layer cake. it got here really quickly too!
Thats a good price considering one of the other sites listed says prices start at $500!!! How do I make the shocked smiley face?
WOw — I have to have one. How much do these things cost? It’s too late for this year, but how cool — wish I’d known sooner.
Making miniature cake and cake replication is fun, I would say!
