This was made a little problemative because:
- I am not a cake maker
- I'm not even a pretend cake maker
- I have no cake making tools
- I had two kids to look after
- I dropped the bride and groom figurine and broke the groom's head off! (Cue rushed trip to the supermarket to buy superglue.)
Despite one minor meltdown, much under-my-breath swearing and one long break, I ended up with a not-so-bad result. (I also ended up with the filthiest kitchen in Australia. It was so bad I preserved the wreckage until Mark came home to prove just how 'interesting' my day had been.
A three year old view of the action
Channeling Tom Cruise
4 comments:
Looks pretty impressive to me for a non cake maker, Well done you for a lovely personal contribution to the wedding, i bet your sister was thrilled.
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It looks brilliant! OMG the pressure though, especially since you don't bake! xx
Your cake looks beautiful.Been there myself,for a girlfriends wedding I made a two-tiered cake complete with red and white candy roses which I had never made before, why do we do this to ourselves?
Mmmm, mouth watering cake... that a great gift for the birthday celebrant.
Glass Doors
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