My church, St. Paul's United in Bowmanville recently held a virtual auction. I donated a cake to be auctioned off. The winner could choose the flavour and decoration. Heather's mom had the winning bid and promptly ordered a cake to celebrate Heather's graduation.
Heather's request was for a chocolate cake with salted caramel filling and icing. A personal favourite combination of mine. I cut out in vinyl and paper from my Cricut Air machine the giraffe (a request from Heather) and added a graduation cap, Trent University logo and the lettering. I had Mr. T go out to Bulk Barn to find me the chocolate rocks that I sprinkled on the top of the cake (over the dirt, a.k.a. crushed Oreos) and set around the base as well.
The scroll, trowel and book I made out of fondant. On the book I added a few archaeology quotes:
"History may be accurate, but archaeology is precise."
"Archaeology holds all the keys to understanding who we are and where we come from."
Also, learned how to spell archaeology!
Mr T and I took a nice drive out to Bowmanville to deliver the cake to a very happy mom. Yay!
Congratulations Heather!
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