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Man Cave Cake - if you would like to see how I made it please check out my You Tube tutorial
Yoshi Car Cake - if you would like to see how I made this cake please check out the video at
I made this hot rod cake for a local show
simple soccer figurine - if you would like to know how to make it
This was a cake for a local show, it was inspired by Jervis Bay in NSW Australia where they have whale and dolphin watching and lots of marine life it is about 1/2 hour from where I live.
Darth Maul cake for my son's 6th birthday
This is the topper I made for one of our waitresses who got married recerntly at our restaurant. Made from gumpaste, had a bit of trouble with the ready made black paste was so soft but after a few dramas and repairs to the groom I think it turned out ok in the end.
This was a cake was for someone who liked the beach & birds so I incorporated seabirds seagulls & Pelicans. Iced in white choc ganache with a gumpaste plaque on top, sand was brown sugar.
Here is my entry for the 2008 Easter Show, the colours didn't come out well in the photo was pale pink for dummy, bottom tier & board. It is a carve styrofoam dummy (as I had to send it to Sydney) covered in fondant with tylose paste used for the dress, gumpaste cymbidium orchids.
This is a chocolate cupcake tower I did for an 18th, the colours didn't really come very well out in the photo but it was pink frangipanis dark chocolate decorations for the small cake and ganache swirlies for the cupcakes
The figures are gumpaste, the chair is made of marsbar slice coveredin fondant. It was my DH first fathers day & our son likes to lay on his lap with his feet up on DH's belly.
This Golf bag cake was for my husbands birthday.
This is a cake I made to welcome home my baby, the bear is from Linda Pawsey's Christening Cakes book.
This was just a practice, the top cake is a dummy covered with fondant and I made fondant topped cupcakes to go with it. Shells were from moulds and cutters
This is a close up of the cherry blossoms for my show cake. Thanks to BlakesCakes and Sweetflowers for their help with the flowers.
This is the cake I made for wedding cake category the local show, a bit of a rush job and a few things went wrong including petals breaking at the last minute.
This is only my second buttercream cake and it was a short notice cake (night before) so I guess it came out ok all things considered.
This fairy was made the same way as the princess gumpaste head and body and fondant covered muffin as the skirt. I used a butterfly cutter to make the wings and sprinkled them with edible glitter (although I am not sure I like how the glitter turned out didn't seem sparkly enough)
This princess mini cake was made using gunpaste for the body and head and a fondant covered muffin for the skirt.
Another mini cake I made while experimenting with chocolate plastique.
Here I was experimenting with Chocolate plastique, I got the recipe and inspiration from Mich Turner's book
This is a christening cake for a competition (Hopefully it will survive the four hour drive). This was probably my most challenging cake yet, both the head and body are fruitcake covered in fondant. The cake board is also covered in fondant.
This is mudcake with chocolate ganache. This was the first time I had used ganache and had a lot of trouble with trying to get it neat and smooth. The cake was for a surprise 40th and I was given a description of what the couple looked like when they fell in love and had to come up with something so I decided on a romantic picnic. The red flowers, figures and picnic basket are modelling paste (gumpaste) and the leaves are piped royal icing.
This is a cake I made some time ago for the staff christmas party (we have an italian restaurant). This one was a real rush job and was finishing it was we were running out the door, santas arms fell off at the last minute and had to be fixed (too heavy I think in hindsight). The spagetti is piped royal icing. I wanted to get that slurping up spaghetti look. The staff loved it.
I made this cake for the local show. The waterlily, frog, butterflies and dragonflies are made from modelling paste (gumpaste).The cake is fruitcake covered in blue marbelled fondant to look like water.
Here is my attempt at Gollum, my husband is a big Lord of the Rings Fan.I used chocolate fondant over mudcake for the rock and the head was modelling paste on a polystryene ball.
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