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Finally, it’s time to decorate the cake! It’s only been two months but now is the moment we’ve been waiting for, it’s time to finish it in advance of the main event … the eating! First thing you need to do is turn your cake onto an appropriately sized cake base or plate, I use [...]
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The Christmas Sweetie tree is one of the those Christmas traditions that I recall from my own childhood, although when I say tradition it may have been only one! Still it’s something, an idea, that’s stuck with me for the last 25 years or so. It’s a simple enough thing to execute and, if you’ve got [...]
Christmas is almost upon us and we should be looking to decorate the cake in within the next few days, I suspect that I’ll be aiming for Monday, although only so I can get a post up here, otherwise I might be inclined to leave it for a couple more days and either do it [...]
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A little post about making marzipan and a reminder that your cake needs fed … The world’s best Christmas cake … ever! – Part 1 can be found here. It’s not too late to begin, but you do need to get a move on now … there’s feeding to be done! Feeding the cake is [...]
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You’ll need: printer paper sharp needle sharp scissors 6″ x 4″ piece of felt 36″ of 6 stranded embroidery thread stuffing Stitches used: Blanket Lazy Daisy Instructions: Click on the pattern below and print and cut it out. It’s sized to A4 so you’ll need to make sure your page size is set to [...]
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These Christmas tree ornaments are so easy to make I couldn’t resist posting a little how to. You’ll need: Pencil Thick Cardboard or Mountboard Scissors or Craft Knife Old Book Pages Paintbrush PVA/White Glue White Acrylic Paint Water Glitter UHU Glue Button Embroidery Needle Thread What to do: Using your pencil, draw a five point [...]
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