My first ever visit to a Cake International show. I'll be honest, I both loved and hated it. I was in heaven surrounded by so many beautiful cakes and everything you could ever want or need to make them. But at the same time, I was not alone. It was crowded! And I hate crowds. I guess it was at least good that I was on my own so I could squeeze my way through and see what I wanted at my own pace. But enough moaning about the crowd. I am glad I went and was truly inspired by some of the lovely works of art. I think I have found my true calling. I'm sure if you've looked at my blog you know I love to make sugar flowers. After viewing some of the competition entries I really want to have a go at creating a sugar flower display that would be worthy of one of these competitions. November maybe? We'll see..... Hope you enjoy the pics :)
This cake was from the Patchwork Cutters Display.
A miniature sugarflower dispaly from edable arts.
Chocolate Flamingos. Wouldn't this make an amazing wedding cake :)
Sugar Flower arrangements from the Renshaw booth
Umm, a little something about me, I collect frogs. I don't know why I just love anything to do with them. So naturally this little guy caught my attention. So cute :)
Jubilee cake
I love Royal Collars and Runouts.
I also love this for a wedding cake idea. I saw one similar before that had a dragon climbing the side of the castle.
This takes some crazy patience.
Loving the elegance and simplicity.
A froggy wedding :)
What little boy wouldn't dream of having this for a Birthday Cake. Will have to add this to my albumn of future cake ideas.
These tiny little displays just amazed me. Such intricate designs. I'm definately going to give this a go.
The large sugar flower displays. I felt really at home looking at these. I really want to create a beautiful display for one of these competitions. Can't believe that this one was only a bronze though. I thought it was georgous!
An Isomalt display at the Cake Decorating Companies Stand. Something else I would love to learn how to do.
So simple and so cute. A rice krispies cupcake. Great idea for someone who doesn't like cake (I know it's shocking but they are out there).
Photos from the PME Live competitions
A close up of one of the sugar roses.
Not sure this is my cup of tea, but definetly took some skill and imagination.
My souvenirs from the show :)
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