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A pair of slippers and an edible paper :) Everyone else gets to make pretty stilettos, I got old man slippers! :D
X-box controller for an 18th Birthday, with personalised (edible) game.
This was a recent wedding cake which was originally meant to be plain with the roses, but after seeing photos of the bride's dress I suggested we put pleats and brooches on to emulate the design, and then pearlised the whole cake which gave it a resemblance to the silk of her dress. The roses are actually a deep cerise, although they look more red in the photo!
This was the infamous River Cottage Chocolate Nemesis, which is the most delicious, rich mousse cake. The only thing is that it is not stackable, and only reaches about 1"-1 1/2" so doesn't look that great for a celebration cake. I added the chocolate collar to give height and the spiky bowl (filled with handmade truffles) for interest :-)
This is based on a design I love that's been knocking around on t'internet for a while, which the Groom chose to match his colour scheme of hot pink and black (the dark flowers were brighter than they show, it's just dodgy photos!) - I just hope the Bride liked it as the Groom chose everything for the wedding!
Wedding cake with handmade sugar roses. Figures were supplied by bride and groom
A christening cake based on a similar design that the customer had seen, with the addition of the elephant made to look like her son's favourite toy :)
3 tier superhero cake for a 4 year old. I tried to make it a little different to the usual ones by adding the Batmobile :)
For my youngest's much loved Y6 teacher. I asked the head to get all the kids in her class to write a message to her which I scanned onto edible paper. The sheets were then stuck in the book as pages that could be turned, causing said lovely teacher to burst into tears :)
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