Sherry is a member of the International Cake Exploration Society (ICES) and a member of the Georgia Chapter Cake Society. She specializes in cake art and carvings as well as wedding cakes and has experience in all areas of cake techniques. She is in continued education where world-renowned cake artists share their techniques from around the world in new cake designs. She has created cakes for ex. Governor Zell Miller, the Cartoon Network, Bill Elliott, late Senator Ralph Twiggs daughter's weddings, just to name a few. Not only are her cakes skillfully created but the insides are moist and delicious as well. She provides cakes for Fieldstone Resort, Brasstown Valley Crown Resort, Unicoi Resort, Chatuge Lodge, and other North Georgia areas

Sherry believes that all of her life's experiences have led her to her successful cake-decorating career. Without any formal lessons, she made cakes for her children’s birthdays and school functions. Sherry had a girlfriend who was a cake decorator in Deltona, FL, where she previously resided. Sherry use to take her daughter to her house for her girls to play. Sherry would talk for hours to her friend while she decorated not realizing that she was learning. Sherry's niece (age 14) gave her a wedding cake decorating book with her dream wedding cake in it and told Sherry that she needed to learn cake decorating so she could do her wedding cake. The challenge was in force and cake decorating started to become a competitive hobby. Through a series of events, Sherry was influenced most by a man specializing in "lace draping", a unique, almost lost art of porcelain lace used in the making of Dresden Dolls. Working with porcelain clay under the guidance of his skillful art of perseverance and patience, and through this totally unrelated hobby, cake creation evolved. This man died shortly after Sherry had successfully completed 2 dolls, and went on to complete 6 more of these rare creations on her own. It was then Sherry realized God had given her a talent that could be used in her cake creations. Sherry's dream was to make her own daughter's wedding cake and thought it would all end when that dream was fulfilled. Not planning to do wedding cakes as a business, she was surprised and overwhelmed when the phone began to ring. Feeling the "empty nest" by both her and her husband, they jumped at the chance to have a new daughter every weekend. Thus, a second business, "The Cakelady" was born.

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