An Xbox cake with a difference, made for my brother’s 13th birthday. It had a ‘Bully Academy’ theme as that’s his fave game – so that’s the main character Jimmy hand-drawn on the lit-up screen which has been ‘smashed’ by the slingshot. The RKT Turtle-Beach headset were a must as he wears them constantly, and the cake-pop controller had moveable analogue sticks. He was a very happy boy…and best bit is I got to eat this one! Yey! :D

You can see my fab wee bro with his big smiling face here > https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=477773805626628&set=pb.298399620230715.-2207520000.1368718562.&type=3&theater

I like to create a picture with my cakes and, as this was for my Grandad’s 90th birthday, it had to have a vintagey feel which I love. Three types of cake for the family to scoff, the watering can being a large double barrel cake which even had ‘water’ inside (last pic). The bench with the number 90 on the back was handmade with foamboard, and covered with fondant to give a wooden texture. The blossom tree was purely decorative as this huge cake had to travel 500 miles down the motorway. As my Grandma was a ‘classic’ cake decorator back in the day they love my creations, and glad to say it was a big hit with my Grandad’s bowling team when my Gran finally allowed him to cut it over a week later. :)

You can see my latest cake I’ve just posted here > http://cakesdecor.com/cakes/63355

Mumbles was my 8th cake which I loved making. My first figure made from RKT and fondant, and the icebergs were vanilla sponge. The ice river was shiny and it sparkled all over (hard to see in the pics). I didn’t want to give him away but was happy when I heard the 2 year old girl danced when she seen him. :)

A quick cake made for my Mum. First topsy turvy style cake and first time using an airbrush. I wanted the lower part of the cake to have a whimsical feel with Alice going through the keyhole to the unknown, while keeping the cat more cartoon like. I also added dandelions with hearts at the back, and lots of butterflies, as my Mum loves them.

101 Dalmatian cake. Very large cake at 21” tall.

Everything made at an angle for added effect, and lights up behind Cruella at the door. Added the last pic as you get a better idea of the size. Officially a year since I made my first cake, and my first fondant animal and figure, so really pleased with them.

Very time consuming cake. Hope you like it! :)

Large cake to feed 50 with all the birthday gals favourite things on top of a French boudoir style dressing table. Apparently it sat in the centre of the room for a surprise 40th party at a swanky place in Glasgow City Centre.

I hand made the cake board with 3 sheets and the top sheet had the extra front drawer which I wanted to lay open. The mirror was hand crafted from foam board and fondant. It took a long time to cut all the intricate parts and shape the fondant over it. The lights are also fondant attached with icing. Initially the mirror was able to swing, but I misjudged how heavy the lights would be and it made it bottom heavy, so in the end I had to attach it so that it wouldn’t fall forward. Everything else on the cake was edible including the perfume, fake bake and drawers on top.

My most time consuming cake since I started 11 months ago.

A cake I sent in the post from Glasgow to Worcester. As it is my first Christmas as a cake decorator, I used a few of my Christmas ideas and put them into one cake to send to my Gran who never gets to see my work. I sent the cake in 2 parts, and it survived apart from the slopping roof which needed reattaching.

Mini melting snowman truffle cake with footprints in the snow.

My wee vintage snowman with pipe and cap, an add on to my Vintage Christmas Collection cupcakes.

Updated my Vintage Christmas Cupcakes for a tutorial due to the many questions about them on my facebook page. I was encouraged me to make a tutorial which has taken me 4 days, phew…

They are also in this months Cake Masters magazine. :D

Gingerbread birdhouse with RKT stand, has a cheeky squirrel popping his head out.

I love all things vintage, so it was only natural to make cupcakes with a vintage look. My fave is the red post box, but most people seem to like the robins.

Due to the overwhelming interest on my cake page I am currently doing a tutorial which will be available very soon. For updates join me at A Flutter of Fondant on Facebook. :)

These are an updated Christmas version of my previous apple cupcakes. Christmas gifts for teachers and loved ones which have been blinged up with edible red glitter to give it real sparkle and a Christmasy feel.

A tutorial for these will be available this week on my facebook page: A Flutter of Fondant

Edible coal with little handmade hessian bags which add a great wee touch as a novelty gift to give to family and friends at Christmas.

These are made from cake pop mixture, shaped into Christmas lights. The wire is strawberry laces laying on a fondant backgound and highlighted with lustre dust.

Okay….not actually gingerbread, but the walls are chocolate and the roof is vanilla and coconut. The wee birdie is made from fondant, and decorated with fondant and sweeties.

The cake board is a hand-crafted shelf from foam board which was given a vintage look. The perfumes bottles are different flavours of cake, all with their own wee message written in French, translated as “Live well, Laugh often, Love much, Beautiful J”, and a 50 tag on the nail polish to represent the recipients special birthday.

I dressed as Medusa this year for a Halloween party, so it was only right that I made Madusa’s head in cake form too! Head is made from sponge filled with butter icing, and the snakes are RKT. All covered with fondant and hand-painted.

Didn’t want to make a One Direction cake like others I had seen, so used a bit of arts and crafts to make mine a bit different with a roof and side ‘screens’. I raised the stage, added coloured and white LED lights to the front and back, and covered mars bars to look like speakers. Added an audience with edible banners, someone taking a photo, and got the birthday girl’s mum to take a pic of her looking surprised so I could add her onto stage with the boys in edible form. The sponge was chocolate marble cake, and as she lives pink and sparkles I made the sponge pink and sparkly! Really enjoyed making this cake, and the birthday girl loved it too. :)

Vintage apron cake made for a fellow cake maker that I met through my facebook page. Sent it through the post as a wee surprise for her birthday to cheer her up as she had been feeling low.