Just come across this thread and now my diet has gone to poo! lol These cakes are amazing, you ladies are soooo talented
I was wondering, does anybody make cakes to order for a reasonable price? I know it's a way off but in case my gran can't do it I was looking at a back-up plan for my LO's first birthday. I'd like a Mr Man cake, preferably Mr Tickle but I know it could be quite hard. I thought about a medium sized cake of Mr Tickle and then about 12 cupcakes with different Mr Men characters on them. Is this a bit ambitious, would I have to go to a specialist place? My gran is very good at making cakes and I know she'd love to do it but I'm worried this 'specification'
may be a bit too much for her
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Whens your LO 1? Feb?? Jac I *think* said she was going to start delivering but wasnt sure when...
And theres the rest of the lovely ladies who come here are excellent cake makers but dunno if they deliver etc..
Would you not want to have a stab at it yourself? You've got a few months to practice, and I'm sure we'll all help with tips and advice!
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Yeah, I'm gonna have a go, but I'm certain it'll all go wrong; honestly I can't cook/bake/create (even) to save my life
Thank you for the vote of confidence though
My husband would laugh himself dizzy if I told him I was even gonna attempt it, especially as I can "make a salad inedible"
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Aw hun
I cant cook - honestly! But I started small with a victoria sponge, then a devils food cake and then I wanted to have a go at covering in fondant. Its really about patience and confidence which will both go hand in hand!
I find round cakes are easier to cover than square imo. You could do an 8" round sponge, cover it in orange icing and for the arms use rolled icing like you would if it was plastercine ??
Something maybe like this?
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/_PuVOxMhQUO0/Sf-lgO9YG1I/AAAAAAAAAhI/19rxrHxdwEQ/s400/Mr+Tickle.JPG
And if you want to actually see someone covering the cakes etc I always go on youtube for the vids Xx