We’ve mentioned before that we’d never ever get tired of the woodlands theme, and its true. If you ask for a floral woodlands theme, our hearts sing. It also gave us a chance to try out the flowers from Modern Sugar Flowers by Jacqueline Butler, and we would greatly recommend the book! We’ll be needing more practice with our florals,
It’s a Small World was one of our first ever official cake sets. Call us sentimental, but having another one after a while makes you really think about the past couple of years. It is a rather small world, isn’t it? The cake world is a big wonderful place, but we’ve met all these amazing, kind and warm people all
We’re not absolutely sure with the accuracy of the zoology of Noah’s ark, but we couldn’t help but do an entire zoo for this cake set. We were so serious about picking out the animals we’d use, you’d think we were drafting a sports team. Haha What animal would you like to see on our next Noah’s ark cake?
I wonder what Tatty Bear had to do to have that many patches? On our cake, he must’ve gotten them from enjoying too much from the fair! We loved the cool mints, greys and blues Manolo’s mom picked for this cake set. It was such an uncommon set of refreshing colors for a baby’s party, and it made us so
There’s still quite some time before the next season of Game of Thrones, but we’re already excited. One of the things that has made coming to work fun, were days after GoT episodes. Except when one of us had missed the episode, then it would be two huddled in a corner discussing in whispers, pitying the odd one out. Haha
Mixed in our instagram feed of cakes are home and interior accounts. We love home improvement shows, afternoons at Ikea and Kinfolk magazines (Not surprising I believe), and while we are introverts who ooh and ah to the prospect of a new cozy blanket, we never thought we’d get this interest in a crossover with cake. Presenting one of our
Lucia’s picnic set makes me want to pack fruits and cheese in a basket, and take it out to a field of flowers somewhere for lunch (hopefully ant-free on our yummy desserts). We love how all the colours feel cool and easy on the eyes, cool enough for us to feel the same breeze that’s blowing on those sugar kites.
Our vikings know all about cookie pillaging and cake robbery! Tough as jawbreakers, our Viking characters are ready to take on the stormy seas and look for new candy continents. Or they could just travel to our tummies—its adventurous enough we suppose!
Where we’re from diners are few, and mostly new. Glossing over Pop Tate’s Chocklit Shoppe, to vintage scenes from Back to the Future, we’d give anything to relive the time listening to vinyls from a jukebox and roller skating were norms not icons of sentimentality. We channeled all our milkshake dreams to this fun and nostalgic diner set, and we
Lately, we’ve been finding ourselves making more and more flower cakes, and with our signature Cottontail characters, it makes them even harder to let go. Here are some of our floral cakes. Hope you like them as much as we do 🙂
Ready the races! This cake set is every horse-and-hat-lover’s dream. The cool and unique colours for this party makes everybody a winner!
We’re currently in Melbourne sipping great coffee in 12 degree weather, and we just wanted to drop in to say hello with these awesome party animals. You can actually say we’re partying it up in Australia like they are!
Here’s a fresh take on Pocahontas! Aren’t the colours of the wind in pastels just adorable? Check out all the photos to see all of Pocahontas’ friends. They’re all over the place, from the cake, to the cupcakes and to the cake pops!
Details, details, details! That’s all we can say for this Mexican themed set. You could say we went a little over board with this one, but there’s just so many things that we could think of with a Mexican themed party! Of course, we couldn’t do it without the cacti and the piñatas, but we couldn’t skip on the luchadors,
Cartoons were made so beautifuly when we were kids. Graphics may not have been as spectacular as today’s, but the music was always made to tell a story on its own. Can anyone remember watching Fantasia’s Dance of the Hours? We just swooned upon learning we were taking part of such an amazing theme! We especially loved making the ballerina hippo