This Dr Who dalek cake was made for my friends son Roman for his 8th birthday...
There are 5 dalek, these are designed around the new dr who series each measuring 3 inches tall and they are completely edible!
White. Orange. Yellow. Blue. Red.
It took me 2 weeks to finish them all off and here are some pictures of the final figures.
The cake is a chocolate sponge in a figure of 8, covered in chocolate butter cream.
This was a fun cake to make, it took me just over a day to complete, including the cupcakes which i made on the morning of the party ( choc chip with vanilla cream on top) so that they were really moist and fresh!
Ben was so excited to show his friends at the party his cake, it went down very well!
Mission accomplished........ enjoy.
I've been asked to make a football pitch cake by a friend.....
When i sat and thought afterwards about this cake..... a plain football pitch isn't going to be very interesting, so me being me adds another element to it and i came up with this!
This is the first time i've attempted to make a figure! and im very pleased with the results....
I wanted to make the whole cake totally edable, so the football and goals are made from sugar paste as well!
( The goals were made by my husband) i've taught him well hehe...
The finished cake will be upload at the weekend...
Another cake to add to my photo collection.
I made this cake for my friends son who is a big fan of numberjacks.
It was quite a challenge especially getting in between the small gaps with the icing. Which i had to do in 2 pieces in the end as the icing was never going to fit...... ( must be an easier way) more research!!
My husband helped me out by cutting the letters whilst i got on with other details like the eyes & twisted icing. So a big thank you to my hubby x
This card was made using a plain square 6" base card, which on one side was cut in a point and this is where i layered the number 3 image.
I cut the image on my cricut using the mickey font cartridge (shadow feature) , all layers where cut with the 5" setting. I started with a plain white layer, the pink and spotty paper are both cut using the silhouette option which cuts the design with 2 pieces an outline and a middle. I chose the spotty middle and used the pink outline to make up the design.
The text ( Amy) is cut with the same cartridge but at 2 inches.
The pink and green card is bazzill bling: Feather boa & Petty cash and the spotty paper is Doodlebug Sprinkles
It took me 2 weeks to finish them all off and here are some pictures of the final figures.
The cake is a chocolate sponge in a figure of 8, covered in chocolate butter cream. 
This was a fun cake to make, it took me just over a day to complete, including the cupcakes which i made on the morning of the party ( choc chip with vanilla cream on top) so that they were really moist and fresh!
Ben was so excited to show his friends at the party his cake, it went down very well!
Mission accomplished........ enjoy. 
This is the first time i've attempted to make a figure! and im very pleased with the results....
I wanted to make the whole cake totally edable, so the football and goals are made from sugar paste as well!
( The goals were made by my husband) i've taught him well hehe...
The finished cake will be upload at the weekend... 
This card was made using a plain square 6" base card, which on one side was cut in a point and this is where i layered the number 3 image.
I cut the image on my cricut using the mickey font cartridge (shadow feature) , all layers where cut with the 5" setting. I started with a plain white layer, the pink and spotty paper are both cut using the silhouette option which cuts the design with 2 pieces an outline and a middle. I chose the spotty middle and used the pink outline to make up the design.
The text ( Amy) is cut with the same cartridge but at 2 inches.
The pink and green card is bazzill bling: Feather boa & Petty cash and the spotty paper is Doodlebug Sprinkles 
