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Amanda Oakleaf Cakes + Princess Sharon Events = The most amazing parties

January 26th, 2010

Amanda Oakleaf Cakes has recently teamed up with Princess Sharon Events to offer the most amazing parties.  To quote her site, “Princess Sharon provides musical, magical, upscale themed birthday parties and special events for children, tweens, teens and adults in and around Boston…”  She brings the party decorations, costumes, games and even music to you.  You can also contact her about getting a custom Amanda Oakleaf Cake as a delicious centerpiece at your party.

We design these cakes to specifically match the theme of your party.  For example, the cake below was for a Poodle in Paris/Fashion Diva party.

Check out Princess Sharon’s website to find out how fun and easy (for you) your special party can be!  Princesssharon.com

*Also, on Wed. Feb. 2 at 10pm FOX 25 in Boston is airing a special feature on Princess Sharon.  They recently attended one of her fabulous events to capture the magic of her themed children’s parties and of course they got great shots of our awesome poodle cake.  So excited to see our cake on TV!*

Tiered Poodle Birthday Cake

Below is a close up of the sugar poodle figurine.

Poodle Sugar Figurine

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2 Responses to “Amanda Oakleaf Cakes + Princess Sharon Events = The most amazing parties”



  • Denise McKenna Says:
    July 9th, 2011 at 7:18 am

    Hello,

    This is the most amazing cake I’ve ever seen; very crisp, clean and unique!!! I am extremely new at this whole cake thing and my daughter is having a poodle party in September. I was wondering if me making the little poodle on top was way out of my league? I have only covered a cake with fondant one time and that has been the only experience with fondant. Could you give me tips on how to begin and how you make the curly hair. I would be truly greatful for any advise. Thank you,
    Denise McKenna



  • admin Says:
    July 9th, 2011 at 4:25 pm

    @Denise, The poodle is sculpted out of gumpaste, and the fur is piped on with royal icing. Best of luck!



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