Boxes of Golden Lovelyness

I got a rather large order from a lovely couple, wanting 40 golden chocolate cupcakes. With the boxes, I think they look nice and elegant.

Bit of a Wonky 21st

Here is another wonky cake I made for non other than my lovely George on his 21st. Very sorry for the poor photo quality, these were taken as we were singing Happy Birthday at the restaurant!

With candles...

And without

iCake

So what do you get the man who has everything? I am, of course, referring to my Dad. He is very difficult to buy for, so this year for his birthday, my Mum and I decided to surprise him with a few i-gifts.

He received a lovely, shiny iPad, and (much better I think) a lovely, tasty iCake!

And of course, he had to have some personalised apps too

And here it is, next to the real thing

Happy wonky birthday

After what seems like a life time of no posts here at Frostylocks, and a lovely new years celebration in Egypt, I am back for more cakey creations.

This cake was the first wonky design I have tried. They are very fiddly to do, and carving them is hand-shakingly difficult. But here it is!

Sorry about the picture quality! I made this cake as a present for my Grandma, and she was very pleased with it :)

Birthday Bee

I was asked to make a Bumble bee cake this week. Looks easy, but turned out to bee (see what I did there?) more complicated than I thought! Love the finished cake though. Very cute.

And what about a ladybird, for some extra added colour?

Detailed, right down to the deely-boppers!

Lovely Birthday Cupcakes

Very simple post today. Some lovely birthday cupcakes made for a friend. Colour-coded, strawberry pink, mint green, lemon yellow!

I think mint green makes a great looking cupcake!

An explosion of cake

For my Granddad's 75th birthday I was asked to make a special cake for him. The design was left up to me, so I thought something with a bit of height would look really cool. So I came up with this!

Not the best photo but wanted to show a close-up of the explosion opening. Had to carefully carve and pull back the icing, then make wafer thin ribbons. A very fun challenge! Needless to say, Granddad enjoyed it.