sooooo well done. Your mum, I can hear her cry with "joy"
fishergrl,
May 27, 5:47pm
Thanks - I hope so :)
pam.delilah,
May 27, 7:50pm
very nice, well done. Like it, hope your mum does
lindylambchops1,
May 27, 7:56pm
OMG!that is fantastic awesomely beautiful!Your mum is going to be so thrilled.Happy 50th to her & well done for making such a spectacular cake!
poppysinger2,
May 27, 7:56pm
it looks fabulous !
fifie,
May 27, 8:33pm
What a beautiful cake well done you, your mum will be so proud of your effort..
clair4,
May 27, 8:33pm
Delightful
kuaka,
May 27, 9:02pm
awesome!
kiwitrish,
May 27, 9:16pm
Great job.Looks lovely.
jan.w1,
May 27, 9:38pm
beautiful well done .
angel361,
May 27, 9:43pm
Well done, what a great creation:)
calista,
May 28, 12:56am
Fishergirl that is truly stunning.My mum would have loved it.
indy95,
May 28, 1:01am
Well done, that is very impressive.
griffo4,
May 28, 1:10am
That is so amazing well done
fishergrl,
May 28, 1:48am
Thanks guys - it was a hit!!! Nothing left of it after the party (shines halo) lol I am starting another cake tomorrow - great practice :)
korbo,
May 28, 4:28am
how did you make it, i have never seen anything so brilliant in my life. did you ice the cups and saucers or what. you are an amazing person, would love you to be my daughter.
fishergrl,
May 28, 4:23pm
Aww thanks Korbo - that gave me warm fuzzies :)
I molded the cups and saucers inside real teacups i have using gumpaste after dusting the china with a liberal amount of cornflour and drying in my oven with the light and fan on only - turning every little while to make sure the gumpaste didn't stick otherwise it will break when you try and get it out. then decorated them once they dried - easy :)
lx4000,
May 28, 4:49pm
WOW !! Well done!! What an awesome cake!! Congrats on a wonderful job:)
I'm sure you all will enjoy the day:)
mber2,
May 28, 7:09pm
Your mum will be so proud of you, we just had a look at the teapot cake, you done very well, can hubby and i come around for a cuppa please, but only if you will use those cups cool well done
johne21,
May 28, 7:22pm
A true work of art :)
korbo,
May 28, 10:12pm
I am still oggling over this teapot. can you explain how you did it. did you use a basin and make a cake,for the teapot and then mould the spout and handle.I would never be able to even think about making it, and just love it. have put the photo on my screen saver for now....
heidsguy,
May 28, 11:02pm
that is amazing, well done!
gjnalm,
May 29, 12:42am
What a lucky Mum!
fishergrl,
May 29, 12:57am
i started with 3 x 8in round cakes - torted them and stacked with white choc ganache. I trimmed the top layer on an angle (maybe 35 degrees) then flipped the stack.I then trimmed the top two layers on an angle to give a somewhat rounded shape.using some ganache and the trimmings i made a "spackle" type mixture which i dumped on the top of the stack and molded to be the top of the teapot.
fishergrl,
May 29, 1:04am
I then did a crumb coat in ganache, let it set then applied a second coat to smooth out any lumps and bumps. At this stage it looked much like a ball.I then covered it in fondant. the spout was molded around my teapot with gumpaste and i also shaped a handle with the gumpaste and let dry. I did use cocktail straws jammed in the handle on an angle and then removed then while it dried to act as an anchor for the handle.i attached the dry spout and handle to the cake using royal icing and propped my filled kettle against the handle to hold it in place while it dried the spout i stuck a skewer in to hold it until dry.
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