Jungle Animals!

Two tiers of jungle action! The top tier is perfect for your child's name or to show off his favourite jungle animal. Both tiers here are sugee butter cakes but you can pick two flavours. Sugar paste was used to create the animals and for the cake accents.

Choo-choo... choo...!!

Train Cake - This was a 2.5kg cake, with a butter cake for the base and a vegetarian chocolate cake for the carriages. Buttercream icing was used for this cake.

Choo-Choo Train

Tom & Jerry

Number One

Colourful Cupcakes

Ethnic Flavour

Flower Power

Flavours: Plain Vanilla, Chocolate,

Orange Poppy Seed, Carrot Walnut,

Coffee, Almond Cranberry

Mermaid Cake

Birthday Cake for Granny

A 3 kg Carrot Walnut Cake with Cream Cheese Icing and sugar paste flowers for a Grandma who turned 70.

Moist Chocolate Cakes

Mother's Day Cakes

Merry-Go-Round

Princess Castle Cake

Monkey See, Monkey Do...

Butterfly

Transformers: Optimus Prime

This was one of the first few cakes I attempted - a request from my nephew for his 6th birthday.

Candy House

The Candy House for Tharisha's 6th Birthday:

This was one of the easiest, but also one of the hardest cakes I've made so far.
The weight of the gummy sweets on the roof very nearly toppled the cake by the time it had made its way from Subang to PJ.

The other drawback which we discovered during cake-cutting time is that it didn't leave us any place to stick the birthday candles in!

Vrrooom... Beep, beep!

For this, I cut and carved a 1kg chocolate cake. I carved the edges to get it rounded after freezing the cake for an hour.

Winnie The Pooh

Pooh Bear with his Hunny Pot in the Hundred Acre Wood

Spiderman Birthday Cake

Spidey was a challenge and involved a whole lot of work. He was traced onto wax paper from a picture. Then using a needle, I made pinpricks on the wax paper onto rolled out sugarpaste (according to the colour of Spidey's suit). After that, I made fine lines with a knife and finally, filled in the lines with black icing.

... and here we have the easier version!