This is an 8" HD sponge on a 12" board for a little girls first birthday. The spare seat at the front is for the candle. I had two little helpers who made most of the things to go onto the plates.
Sunday, 4 October 2009
Teddy Bears Picnic
This is an 8" HD sponge on a 12" board for a little girls first birthday. The spare seat at the front is for the candle. I had two little helpers who made most of the things to go onto the plates.
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Golden Anniversary cake
Sunday, 27 September 2009
CHeltenham & Gloucester Exhibition
We have just returned from a great day at the Cheltenham & Gloucester exhibition. It was the first competition entry for all of us. James came out on top with his Handy Manny cake with a gold award and the trophy for his class and then he also won best in show for the Juniors.
Charlie got a bronze award with his Donald Duck cake and he is gutted that James has beaten him. He was only slightly happier when he found out that I got a bronze as well.
As i said, I got a bronze award for my tea tray of mini cakes. They are 2" fruit cakes. I got some good constructive criticism from the Judges, namely that they are huge so therefore they have far too much marzipan and asugarpaste on it. It also does not show make differing skills so next time I am aiming for at least silver.
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
BAE Systems Cake

I made this cake for the guys at BAES Chadderton who help me out with engineering issues on a daily basis. When we reached No 100 on the form that we use, Ian jokingly said that we should have a cake, so here is the cake. I love edible image cakes as they are so quick and easy to do.
They is a different VC10 picture on each side. On the top is the BAE logo, the RAF Brize Norton crest and a copy of No 100 of the form that we use. It is a 7" HD sponge cake.
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
RRU cake
Friday, 4 September 2009
Man Utd Football cake
Saturday, 29 August 2009
Queens Regiment side drum
This was my first cake for non family or friends. It was the most stressful cake that I have dome so far, not much sleep last night.
The cake is 3 x 7.5" HD sponge.
The crests were supposed to be runouts but I had to use such a fine piping tube to get the detail that it kept breaking. Luckily I had my image printer so I spent several hours cleaning up a picture of the actual drum and printed it out.
The journey to deliver it was a bit stressful as well, the model fell over and then when I actually got to the house it broke in half. Needed immediate surgery with cocktail sticks but it is OK again now, ready for the party tonight. The lady who ordered it was totally happy with it, she said that it far exceeded her expectations.
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