Christmas Cakes

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Here are some Christmas Cakes! First is a snowman, then a Christmas tree, and then a 4 layer cake.


  
I gave this Christmas tree cake to some friends that hosted a night of playing cards.

This next cake is somewhat like a MSU cake I suppose because it is green and white! The top layer is actually just a cupcake. On this cake I used a green spray can edible thing, it's just like a spray paint can, only the paint is edible. 

Top view of the 4 layer cake.

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