Even though I’m a Atlanta Braves fan, I love Sara Schneider’s New York Mets cakes. Sara rendition of Mr. Mets is adorable.
This is Sara’s 3-D Mr. Mets cake.
I love how Sara has Mr. Mets leaning on a bunch of bases.
This is Sara’s New York Mets’ Logo Cake. She replaced the word Mets with the birthday boy’s name.
This wonderful Aaron Rodgers cake was made by Cindy’s Cakery. Cindy’s Cakery specialize in custom wedding and all occasion cakes for the Williamsburg, Yorktown, Newport News, Gloucester and Hampton Roads, Virginia areas.
Wendy Woo Cakes made this cute Packers Birthday Cake for a 2 year old boy named Mason.
This terrific Green Bay Packers LEGO Cake was made by Rivertown Cakes. The creativity on this cake is amazing; I never would have thought to combine LEGO & football this way. I like this cake so much that this is the 2nd time I’ve featured it. The first was in a post entitled – 
This great recreation of Lambeau Field was made by Cake Central member Kup Cake Kingdom.
This amazing grooms cake was made by My Sweet and Saucy which is located in Long Beach, California. The helmet itself is cake, while bendable pipe was used to make the front of the face mask. If you like this grooms cake, you’ll love My Sweet and Saucy’s wedding cakes – they’re beautiful.
This wonderful jersey cookies were made by Brown Eyed Baker. These are sugar cookies decorated with royal icing. Brown Eyed Baker has everything you need to make these cookies – a recipe for sugar cookies, a tutorial on how to decorate sugar cookies with royal icing and a link to purchase a jersey cookie cutter.
I couldn’t wrap up my tribute to the Steelers without a Terrible Towel. This amazing cake was made by April Zosia. The first time I saw this, I didn’t even realize it was cake.
