I made this for my adorable little grandsons 2nd birthday. I wanted the wool to look a little more fluffy looking than just textured fondant so ended up having my first go with sugarveil. I made the mix and put it on the sheep one at a time, and held my hair dryer over it on the cool setting and picked and picked at it with a toothpick, when it started drying it came out with this lovely wool look. (but keep drying until it is completely dry or it will smooth back out) It was time consuming but definitely worth the effort (photos don’t really show the texture)
Needless to say Zane being a Shaun fan loved his cake :)
Had a ball stacking the three sheep on top of each other, and a huge special thanks to Pauline of Pauline bakes the cake! for her assistance :)
Robin!!!! So cute!!! Bet your grandson was over the moon!!! Love the characters! …and at short notice!! Wow!
Mel Sugarcraft Artist
Great work!!!
Super awesome! Needless to say this is one of my favourite cakes since I saw the in progress pics from beginning till fruition! :) xxxx
Pauline Bakes The Cake! http://www.facebook.com/paulinescakes
Thanks you ladies, and thanks again pauline. i cant tell you how appreciated it was and how fun yacking to you along the way :)
So cute! Your grand kids must have been over the moon!
Radhika, Singapore, http://sinsationscakes.wordpress.com/
Robin it’s just adorable another great cake I bet your grandson was thrilled to get this cake for his Birthday . Xx
Awww that is brilliant Robin :) love xx
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Thanks again ladies, and Loraine he was over the moon , he is a CAKE addict lol and watches shaun over and over and OVER again :)
This is such a cute cake, I love the sheep!!! X
Tash, Luton, Beds, UK, http://www.facebook.com/bytassja
Here’s my favourite! I love this! From the expressions on the faces to the precise finish on the cake! All just perfect!
Christine from https://www.facebook.com/pages/La-lavande-cake-boutique/160426474021741?fref=ts