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Beautiful autumnal leaves and hypericum berries
Sugar snowflakes perfect for a winter wedding inspired by Lindy Smith
Melbourne's colourful beach huts are famous here in Australia. This would make an ideal cake for a bayside wedding.
Sugar freesias, jasmine and calla lilies. The side pattern was made using the nouveau tulip patchwork cutter.
I used edible gold paint to write the names. Topped off with simple gum bloosoms and gold twisted wires.
For a girl who likes to party!
70th Birthday cake for a very groovy great granny who insisted on no 'old people' cakes!
Very simple square cake with sugar roses and 'twigs' made from covered wire.
A variaion of a popular theme this time with sugar figures. All the piping is freehand.
Austin Powers inspired sixties design for this groovey 50th birthday cake.
Got a bit carried away with this one, it just grew and grew! The lucky birthday girl Diana was 5 and she asked for a castle with a moat and a bridge. The turrets are made of pastillage moulded around various different sizes of tubes, the walls of fondant with tylose added for strength.
Gold painted piping, swags and sugar roses
Diamante monogram and quilting. A variation on a theme.
Mud cake shapes ino a chair. Teddies bodies were styrofoam, heads,arms and legs made of fondant.
Black and white hand piped
Frills and roses
Paste bamboo and sugar lily
Phoebe is a Roman moon goddess, so we had a paste moon, baby and clouds
Sugar ducks, teddies, booties and babies courtesy of an idea by Panet Cake
Sugar roses and lilies. The bride and groom were made to look like the couple.
Pink and white stripes with quiling and silk flowers.
A real tulip was put on after.
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