Thursday, November 18, 2010
Sporty girl figurine
Cake of appreciations
This was a thank you cake from a doctor to his nurses, they are in IVF unit in Royal Women Hospital. I thought IVF always have to do with babies so created a cake with a lady holding a new born baby.
Daisy represents new life and brighter days. For some couples that cannot conceive naturally, IVF is a great opportunity for them to have their own children.
I wanted the cake to be simple and elegant so I used simple decorations and minimal colour combinations. Hope everyone enjoyed the cake.
Christening cake
This is a christening cake for little girl. Her lovely grandma wanted to have a book cake with baby booties. The cake was mud cake covered with dark chocolate ganache and decorated in fondant.
Pink booties in fondant decorated with pink ribbon and flowers.
The baby, giraffe and elephant are fondant.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Ben10 & Cars Cupcakes
The cupcakes were chocolate cakes with fondant decorations.
I also mixed the Ben10 characters with somethings more gentle and cute. I made cars, buses and trucks in cute version which are more suitable for younger boys and girls guests. Sparkling eyes and big smiles...those are the most favourite characters that we love to see in children.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Battle of the sexes
These were cupcakes that I made for 2010 Election day cake stall for the kinder and the school. This year election was battle of the sexes...battle between Julia Gillard and Tony Abbot (the 2 strongest party). I have no preference so I thought making cupcakes that have 2 different sexes would be fun.
cupcakes of boys and girls, male and female elephants, male and female pigs and the last ones were high heels cupcakes vs tie cupcakes. Now I have my preference, I really like the female elephant and pig because they have long and curly eyelash that make them look really cute and sweet. But still not too sure which party should win...:-) Do you have your choice yet?
My shoes collections
Making shoes are great fun and they look great as decorations on cupcakes and as edible collections.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Hubby's birthday
It had already been 1 month since hubby's birthday and now I have time to write on my blog. This year's winter is horrible...full of illnesses...my family (the kids and me) get sick all the time. It's like playing soccer
where you keep passing the ball around and around and never stop. Around hubby's birthday, Audrey and Sam got really sick so we didn't really celebrate. We just had simple 'seafood dinner' (hubby's favourite)...I made him some cookies bouquet since he didn't feel like having cake. With cookies, they have longer shelf life so we can keep them until everyone gets better.
For these cookies, I used simple butter cookies with orange flavour and decorated with fondant. Flowers are quite feminine so I used more masculine colour by combining dark violet with light violet and white. Cookies bouquet makes a really good birthday gift or even a valentine's gift.
I felt really bad not making hubby a birthday cake so on the weekend folowing his birthday, I made him his favourite mango cake. I used a cake recipe from the book that my mum bought me and iced the cake with chopped fresh mango and whipped cream. The top layer, I used sliced fresh mango and pour mango jelly on top. My husband loved the mango and the whipped cream but he thought the cake was a bit too dense. I'm not happy with the cake as well but love the whipped cream. It was my first time using fresh cream and whipped it. The secret of beautiful whipped cream is keep on whipping :-)

























