Sunday, May 20, 2012

Purse Cake (PS1 Proenza Schouler)

Sorry it's been awhile since I posted! I've been out of the country for the last month and although it's been fun, it also feels great to be back.

This particular cake was made after the birthday girl's favorite purse.


It was a lemon cake with strawberry filling, one of my favorite combinations.


Started with the base. Excuse the powdered sugar which was used to help roll out the fondant...it was dusted off later.


I then took a thinner piece of cake to make the front pocket and more fondant to make the flap.


My favorite part of this cake was all the stitching detail. TIP: I used a cutter/embrosser and used the ridged wheel to make the stitch look.


Worked on the handles.


Added them to the bag.


I spray-painted the hardware silver, waited for it to completely dry, and then rubbed some black fondant on it to give it the tarnished look.


Looked awesome on the cake!


The handle


The finished product




11 comments:

  1. Your cakes have always been so amazing but you just surpassed yourself ... Great job!

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  2. Thanks PandaBelle! Now I'm really looking forward to when I make the next purse cake!

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  3. Omg, you are really amazing! When I saw the purse on my FB feed, I thought you bought yourself a new PS1!!! It looked so real! Great job Kathy!!!

    http://www.jinsphotoblog.com

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  4. amazing! i can't believe how perfectly you created the texture and fine details like the stitching. and strawberry filling? delicious!

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  5. OH MY THIS IS AMAZING!!! LOVE the details on the cake!!
    www.thegirlon23rd.blogspot.com

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  6. Saw your cake on purseblog, and it was so good, I had to look through the rest of your cakes. You are so talented - this is beyond impressive! The iphone cake? Amazing. So cool.

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  7. kathy you are so talented!!! this looks amazing :)

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  8. OMG! This is RAD!!! I'd love it for my birthday!! xoxo
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  9. The details on this cake is unbelievable!
    You are so talented!

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  10. Thanks for sharing how you made this great cake. I love how dark you made the leather, and the metal clasp is brilliant!

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