Showing posts with label Edible ink printer creations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edible ink printer creations. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 April 2010

A few more........

High School Musical themed cake for a girls 8th Birthday.


Below is the cake i made for my sons birthday. A New York baseball cap and 2 huge stacks of cash....what more would a 14 year old want? Apart from the cash been real that is.


I made this cake for one of my other sons 8th birthday. He loves fish and chose this design from a book.


Lastly i made this cake for a girls 13th birthday, she loves 'star in the hood' range and wanted her cake to look like a hoody top. She loved it.

Thursday, 20 August 2009

Cakes, cakes and more cakes........

Here is a collection of the most recent cakes i have made.

The first cake was one of my latest cakes and it was a cake with a bit of a difference. One cake with two different themes for two people. One half of the cake was Ben 10 and the other half was a rugby theme.


A few different shirts...football and rugby with matching cupcakes.


Dora the Explorer with backpack and the map, boots and swiper the fox is hiding behind a bush with a piece of cake in his hand.

Cupcakes to match the Dora cake.

These cupcakes were made for a school leavers disco.

Thursday, 21 May 2009

Leeds United football shirt.

This Leeds United football shirt cake was for a boy who was turning 9. The Leeds United emblem on the shirt and the cupcake toppers were printed using my edible ink printer.

Sunday, 12 April 2009

High School musical.

This is a High school musical themed cake i made for a little girls 7th birthday. Everything is edible. The film strip has different pictures of the girl on it and the figure on top of the cake was made to look like the little girl who is looking at a High school musical poster.

I really enjoyed making this one, it was a fun cake to make.

Thursday, 12 February 2009

James Bond Cake.

I made this James Bond cake for my sons 7th birthday. It was kind of sprung on me as he wanted a different cake and then a few days before his birthday he decided he wanted a James Bond cake. After the panic had subsided i decided i needed to keep the design simple, child friendly and fun, this is what i came up with. Everything is edible,even the car. The image was printed on my edible ink printer and i then made it into an icing plaque. I put 2 eyes in the tunnel peeking out so my son could use his imagination and choose any James Bond villain that he wanted it to be. I made the James Bond figure out of a mix of fondant and gumpaste. To accompany the cake i made some cupcakes and once again used my edible ink printer to make some icing images to tie the cupcakes in with the James Bond theme. My son was thrilled.