Back to School: Mini Cakes
July 11, 2008 at 6:52 pm | Posted in cakes & tortes, classes, sweet things | 27 Comments
With so much going on the last couple weeks, I forgot to tell you that I took course on decorating “mini cakes” at Planet Cake in Balmain. In one day, we did a little handbag, a watering can, a present box and a simple two-tier cake.
Doing work in miniature requires a lot of concentration! I’m glad to know how to do the gift box, as I’ve seen that one around (usually in Tiffany blue). And the two-tier had endless decoration possibilities. Right now, I’m taking a gumpaste flower course there…I’ll report back on that one in a few days.
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Wow, those are really neat! I love the watering can.
Comment by Di— July 11, 2008 #
Wow, those look lovely, too good to eat!
Comment by Rosslyn— July 11, 2008 #
Beautiful! The class must have been hard, but a ton of fun!
Comment by sprite— July 12, 2008 #
Wow those cakes are amazing. I would love to learn how to do those specific cakes. You are very talented!
Comment by Mary Ann— July 12, 2008 #
First time on your blog. Very cute cakes. Good luck with sugarpaste !!
Anitha
Comment by Anitha— July 12, 2008 #
they are so pretty!! i love all of the tiny details 🙂
Comment by kim— July 12, 2008 #
Those cakes are so pretty! I love the little purse.
Comment by Erin— July 12, 2008 #
When I landed on your blog this morning, seeing those minis cakes… I was sure, I would have put my hand to burn that your post was about cakes you ordered for a wedding, a shower or whatever else occasion… but never could I imagine you had made them yourself!
Wow… I’m impressed!
I’m not sure if you are an “At home mom” or an “Out of the house professional” …either way, you should consider cake baking and decorating as an eventual retirement plan! LOL …who knows, you could end up stocking up to spend the rest of you days loundging around, somewhere in Polynesia, sipping cocktails and being massaged all day!
Really, those cakes are sublime!
Comment by Vibi— July 12, 2008 #
They are adorable, Steph. I love the lilac color!
Comment by Patricia Scarpin— July 12, 2008 #
Wow, simply stunning!
Comment by Gigi— July 12, 2008 #
These are beautiful Steph!
Comment by Cynthia— July 12, 2008 #
How beautiful! I agree, you could make a fortune doing those as a business!
Comment by Jenny— July 12, 2008 #
Oh, how lovely! I couldn’t even dream of working with fondant like this.
Comment by BitterSweet— July 12, 2008 #
love all of it! especially the watering can and handbag!
Comment by mimi— July 13, 2008 #
so impressed with the mini cakes! im still afraid of fondant….
Comment by abby— July 13, 2008 #
Great job!! They’re all really beautiful. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a class for miniatures here.
Comment by giz— July 13, 2008 #
Thanks so much for the comments! You should see what the experts at Planet Cake can do– their work is truly unbelievable, and I’m really glad they teach courses thoughout the year!
Comment by steph (whisk/spoon)— July 13, 2008 #
Gorgeous!
Comment by Maya— July 14, 2008 #
wow, your cakes are amazing Steph! I love the purse. I totally aspire to your cleverness!!
Comment by Tammy— July 14, 2008 #
Its me again. I awarded you a blog award, so if you get a chance check out my blog and pass it on. I wish you could help me with the fondant cake I am making this week!
Comment by Mary Ann— July 14, 2008 #
Steph, you are a genius. These cakes are so beautiful. I cannot imagine that you have to cut them…aaaahhhhhh!!!!
Comment by nina— July 14, 2008 #
wow amazing cakes! great job!!
Comment by Paula— July 14, 2008 #
Oh how adorable these are! Well done, I’m hopeless at this kind of thing!
Comment by Nicisme— July 15, 2008 #
So pretty! I love the little two tiered cake!
Comment by Janna from Honeyed Hashette— July 15, 2008 #
I’m so impressed! I’m hoping I find the patience one day to do this kind of work!
Comment by Madam Chow— July 15, 2008 #
These are adorable! I love the watering can. What a great idea!!
Comment by dizzeecake— July 16, 2008 #
Wow. You made all of those? I know I am late to this party – like 6 years – but these are really cool looking. I am on your blog the side of my blog that said something like “other sites you might like”. They were right! 🙂
Comment by terrepruitt— July 30, 2014 #