A quick little cake for Rebecca, a keen festival goer, on her 18th birthday.

This is the second time I have made this cake. This time it was on a smaller scale, so this is a 6” and 4” vanilla sponge, topped with a chocolate sponge sphere. All handmade and edible, with the exception of the tripod legs.

What do you get for a 40 year old man who loves zombies and Spider-Man? Wy, a zombie Spider-Man cake!

This cake was made for my friend’s twin granddaughters Isadora and Leyla, on their 3rd birthday. They are very special little girls, born prematurely but doing well now. Leyla still has some problems to overcome but they are funny, giggly little girls like any other. The cake is a sticky chocolate, all decorations are handmade and edible. Thank you for looking. :)

I made this as a gift for a young friend who turned 18 yesterday. A quilted Chanel style make up purse.

This cake was made for Ewan on his 6th birthday. He loves to dream about space, little green men and astronauts. He limes to read about Bob theMan in the Moon. All the figures are handmade from fondant and mode,king paste, the cake is a vanilla bean Madeira style sponge, filled with buttercream and strawberry conserve.

I made this cake recently for my mother in law Betty, who was celebrating her 80th birthday. With handmade daffodils and raindrops.

I can not believe how long this cake took to make! Although not difficult, it was very time consuming. The brief was pink and princesses, so this design, by Debbie Brown, seemed to fit the bill. It is made up of a 4” and 6” vanilla sponge, surrounded by 10 orange cupcakes. For a little girl, 4 today. Thanks for looking. :)

I was asked to make this Cake for Fynley, whose 4th birthday is today. He loves Toy Story, and I loved making his cake. :). I hope you all like it too.

I was asked to make this cake for a former serviceman on his 60th birthday. He is a keen War of the Worlds fan. The cake is airbrush painted, to depict the London skyline at night, fires burning all around, as the aliens invade Earth. The Parachute Regiment insignia is recreated and sits atop the alien. Everything is edible, with the exception of the alien’s legs. The cakes themselves are chocolate and vanilla sponges, filled with buttercream and finished with sugarpaste.

A vanilla Madeira sponge, covered in fondant. For Alfie on his 3rd birthday. :)

I made and donated this cake to be raffled at a fundraiser market, in aid of the Sheffield Children’s Hospital and the Sick Children’s Trust. A friend of my daughter has a baby just one year old who has already undergone 9 major operations at the hospital. With aid from the Sick Children’s Trust his parents are provided with accommodation so that they can stay close to him when he is an in patient. These are wonderful charities and I wanted to make a small contribution. The cake is a vanilla Madeira sponge, filled with jam and vanilla buttercream and covered in fondant. The teddy character is a copy of the Sheffield Children’s hospital logo.

The cake (cave) is a chocolate orange sponge, covered in fondant. The mammoth is handmade, modelled from gumpaste, as is the camp fire.

Character cupcakes for Christmas 2012. All models handmade.

This cake was for a little boy’s 1st birthday. He loves the TV programme Cloudbabies, which is aimed at babies and toddlers. His favourite characters are the rainbow and Baba Blue, and they are depicted on the cake. The cake itself is a simple vanilla Madeira sponge, filled with jam and buttercream and covered in fondant. The models are handmade.

I made this cake for a friend’s son, as he reached 50 years old. He is mad about his iPad. I was told that he is “in denial” about his age, and would not like any big messages declaring it! So, happy birthday Stephen is still there, but discreetly written on the icons of the iPad screen. The cake is a dark chocolate velvet sponge, filled with chocolate buttercream and black cherry conserve, and covered in fondant. The cake is the box on the bottom. The iPad was made using pastillage.

This cake was made for a lady on the occasion of her 80th birthday, as a gift from her children and grandchildren. I was told how much she loves her garden, and sent pictures of it as inspiration. The brief was traditional and pretty. The cake is a 2 tier vanilla Madeira, filled with vanilla buttercream and raspberry conserve and covered in fondant. I used a mould to create the lace. The spray of yellow roses on top was handmade.

This cake was for a young man turning 18. His mum told me that he has given up many of his hobbies, to focus on his studies. He is looking for a part time job, so as to sae for his first car. He does still enjoy online gaming. So, the cake depicts Will sitting at home, surrounded by books, his CV and job application forms. He. Has his x box controller in his hand as he dreams of the money going into his savings. The bright red car awaits him in the future, and so life’s journey goes on. The cake itself is a rich dark chocolate velvet with chocolate buttercream frosting and black cherry conserve, topped with fondant. All models are hand made.

I made this cake as a surprise for my aunt and uncle on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. They used to love going away in their motor home. I used a photograph of it to help me get this cake right. Sadly they are now both too unwell to go away on their own. The look on their faces when the cake was presented at their party was just priceless, and I will never forget it. The cake is a simple vanilla Madeira with vanilla buttercream and homemade strawberry conserve, covered in fondant.

A traditional rich fruit cake, covered in marzipan and fondant. Santa and three of his reindeer are created using the bas relief technique, accented with gold paint.