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I recently went to LA to attend Lorraine McKay's Bride and Groom class. This is the toppers I made in the class.
Lego man was made with RKT and blocks were chocolate cake with chocolate swiss meringue buttercream. It was my first time using RKT and it worked out well but in future, I need to figure out how to make the fondant appear smoother. I had lots of fun making the man and I found it much easier than covering the square blocks :)
I got inspired to make this cake after looking at some photos here at Cake Central. I used Wilton's Wonder Mould to make the top and bottom of the cake. Fairy is handmade using gumpaste and fondant. Thanks for looking!
My first attempt at a 3D cake. The most challenging part was painting the logo. I originally made a stencil as a guide for me but it didn't quite work out the way I planned. I made this for a member of our cake decorating club as part of our birthday cake exchange. Thanks for looking :)
Lightning McQueen cake topper.
For my 7 year-old god daughter.
This is my version of Lorraine McKay's (aka Aine2) bath time topper.
My daughter loves Ariel from The Little Mermaid and I tried my very best to create a cake that would resemble a mermaid. I had a lot of fun making this one.
The idea behind the cake was to have 40 candles around the cake making it look like it's on fire! This is why I decided to add the lady holding a fire extinguisher :)
I tried to model the cake topper to look similar to the birthday celebrant. This was the first time I tried a standing topper and it was a bit tricky. In the end, it all worked out :)
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