Edith Hall - Master Sugar Artist

Edith has retired from Cake Decorating and the Business in Permanently Closed.

Wedding Cakes that look as good as they taste. Serving the Columbia and Mid Missouri area. Edith is a Certified Master Sugar Artist. Edith Hall Cakes have appeared on "Save My Bakery" (Food Network) in local, national, international magazines. She has made appearances on local TV, RADIO, FOOD NETWORK and “ULTIMATE CAKE OFF” (TLC) where she made ALL the FLOWERS for the WINNING TEAMS CAKE. Edith's cakes repeatedly place in the top 5 at the ANNUAL GRAND NATIONAL SUGAR ART SHOW in Tulsa, Oklahoma. ..........................................................................................................................................

Oct 17 and 31, 2009




Oct 31, 2009

Jennica Franciso's wedding cake

photo by Jennica






Oct. 17, 2009


Haley Jones's Wedding Cake
Community Center

Madison, Mo


Hand edible bows
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Oct 11, 2009





Julie Steffenson's Wedding Cake


edible bow on top

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Oct 10, 2009









Ellen Young's Wedding Cake



at the Old Hawthorn

Florist - Christy & Company


Photo by Ashley Turner Photography
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Oct 4, 2009


Edith's Winning cake at the
GRAND NATIONAL WEDDING CAKE COMPETITION
OF SEA & SHORE
The spotlight was once again on Tulsa, Oklahoma where the crème de la crème of cake designers vied for the Grand National Prize title of ‘best of the best’ at this, the sixteenth annual wedding cake spectacular and Oklahoma State Sugar art Show. Contestants staged a cast of stunning cakes using design and styling inspired by sea and shoreline. This year 70 competitors travel to Tulsa to compete in this contest.

AND THE WINNERS WERE:

The Grand Prizewinner: Mercedes Strachwsky Orlando, Florida

1st runner up: Robin Van Hoozer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

2nd Runner Up Flora Aghababyan Wynn, Las Vegas, Nevada

3rd Runner Up Edith Hall, Hallsville, Missouri

4th Honorable Mention Amelia Carbine, Salt Lake City, Utah

5th Honorable Mention Carolyn Mangold, Montrose, Colorado



Closeup of the sugar work

Yes everything is made of sugar.


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