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Ava's 6th birthday and a firm favourite with the girls these days is definitely still the Frozen theme. A few edible bubbles and Ava's name spelled out in quilling gives this cake an individual touch.
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Sweet Madeira sponge cake with a hint of peach flavouring and Madagascan Vanilla filling decorated with fairies and
co-ordinating flowers with just a hint of sparkle.
co-ordinating flowers with just a hint of sparkle.
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Another fairy inspired cake for a little girls 4th birthday. Soft Madeira sponge cake with vanilla buttercream filling decorated with edible sugarpaste rose petals, fairies and feathers.
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Happy birthday to the teenager obsessed with his pet Bearded Dragon! An underneath all that? His favourite Chocolate cake.
My Little Pony carved from sweet Vanilla Madeira cake sandwiched together with Vanilla buttercream. The Krispie Treat head keeps it light and edible.
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A selection of Peppa Pig cakes from a 1st birthday to a 3rd birthday and then for a little girl who couldn't make up her mind between Peppa Pig or a ballet themed cake so we combined the two.
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A favourite a couple of years back with many children - the Moshi Monsters collection. One chocolate and one Madeira.
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Without a doubt, one of our absolute favourites here at My Fair Cakery is this Horrid Henry 3D cake made from a subtly lemon flavoured Madeira cake and a creamy Madagascan Vanilla buttercream with a Krispie Treat head. We love receiving pictures like this when a very happy chappy gets to meet then eat his first hero!
Every little girls current favourite - Frozen. Specially when its created from sweet, soft cake!
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Everyone loves a Superhero from Super Mario to Iron Man and Superman. All hand carved from Vanilla Madeira cake enriched with sweet Madagascan Vanilla buttercream.
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Cute blue and green 1st birthday cake for a little boy created from Madeira sponge cake sandwiched together with Raspberry Jam and Madagascan Vanilla buttercream.
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Getting wheels on a cake is often a requirement - here we have a chocolate flavoured tractor with a chocolate ganache filling and chocolate flavoured fondant. (Child after my own heart with all that chocolate!) A fire engine for Max's birthday and an army truck for a budding soldier.
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More for the girlies out there: Pink Number 1 for a 1st birthday - Vanilla sponge cake with buttercream, decorated with shades of pink butterflies followed by a larger hand decorated butterfly and a simple but pretty 2nd birthday cake in the form of a number 2.
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Raspberry flavoured sponge cake with jam and cream filling with a brief of 'girlie, Princessy, frilly' and a little girls birthday cake decorated with traditional but bold handmade sugarpaste rag dolls.
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Rapunzel, Rapunzel let down your hair. Two variations on a theme here, one favouring simple Madeira with buttercream and one preferring chocolate cake. The castle cake has sugarpaste turrets lit from within by flickering battery powered tea lights - very effective in the evening light!
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Couple more children's favourites here - Cookie Monster covered in a luscious buttercream and a few Angry Birds characters
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Aye aye Capn'! Sweet Vanilla Madeira cake covered in Vanilla buttercream and fondant with a pirates face for a childs birthday.
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Gravity defying jar of Nutella with a floating knife for a teenage chocolate spread fan.
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No self-respecting cake maker hasn't tried a minion before so here's our offering.
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Beautiful realistic horse cake hand carved from a subtle lemon flavoured Madeira sponge cake layered with Madagascan Vanilla buttercream and sweet fondant.
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Chocolate Smurf cake with Vanilla buttercream and Krispie Treat head.
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Rubiks cube of Vanilla sponge
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Daisy's first birthday cake created by My Fair Cakery with a soft lemon sponge cake and sweet Vanilla filling decorated with pastel flowers and butterflies.
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Two tier Sweet 16th birthday cake for a teenage girl who loves fashion, dancing and good old bling!
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