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Club Penguin
These are penguins from an online interactive computer game called Club Penguin. My kids love this game, and my daughter requested these for her birthday cupcakes, to take to school. So I did 30 penquins, and 30 puffles (the penguin's pet), whew! They went on top of 30 cupcakes. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get a photo of the cupcakes (long story). Sorry, didn't bother to re-arrange a few of those that toppled over, oh well. The orange one that's lying down is actually holding a birthday cake.
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Rachel's Cake
An 8 inch orange flavoured buttercake for my niece, Rachel, who is visiting from Singapore. She turns 7. She loves Winx Club and her favourite is Bloom. This was a surpirse cake for her and she was so delighted when she saw it. Cake covered and decorated in fondant. Bloom's eyes were particularly challenging as I used a thin black rope for the outline. Just wanted to try decorating an image in fondant, for the experience of it. I think next time, I'll settle for royal icing colorflow, haha.
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Ashley's Cake
My daughter, Ashley, just turned 9. She's a big fan of Harry Potter. She's read the whole 7-book series, and is reading it again, twice. She's currently on the 5th book. She requested a HP cake, particularly with the Gryffindor seal. Cake is white choc mud cake, and covered in fondant. Seal is also in fondant, royal icing writing. Added a figure model of Harry Potter in clay, which I made for her to keep.
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Rose's Cake
My mum's cake, Peggy Porschen style. I did it in brown and pink as I thought it was a 'mature' color combo. Thinking back, I shoud've done the white in pink as well. I was gonna pipe a royal icing rose, but didn't want to make a batch of royal icing just for one rose. ;) Did a simple fondant ribbon rose instead (I still have to learn how to make a proper one). Anyway, mum loved it. It's a 6 inch choc mud cake. All in fondant.
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Christening Cake
This was for a combined Christening and Dad's 40th birthday celebration. They had a green colour scheme which perfectly matched their party decorations and invitation. The middle tier was decorated using a baby stamp set, and painted with luster dust to highlight. The bottom tier was decorated with a mixture of plain and textured strips. A special thank you to Vera Figueredo for letting me 'borrow' her 'ball on string' design. a> Bottom and top tiers are choc mud cakes and middle tier is white choc mud. Sizes 7,9,11. This was a very heavy cake. Lucky it survived the 45 min trip to the reception.
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Bride And Groom
I did it! This is my very first attempt at bride and groom modeling. I've always wanted to learn how to make one of them, so I just went ahead and made one :) I bought ready-made black paste and found it challenging to work with. It was quite soft while I was handling it (I have warm hands). If anyone has any tips/advice with working with black modeling paste, I appreciate your input. Thanks for looking.