... or not. I suspect I'm probably not allowed to call myself a blogger given that I can barely manage a post a month, and this two-month gap is rather inexcusable. Still, should have a fair few makes to share with you - my sincerest apologies for the delay! Some of these have never been seen, like the first one - some Technics decks for a DJ cake pop fan!
Because I've got so many to show you this time, I'm just going to tell you about my favourite ones. I think October was a fabulous month for me, but very hectic. I got to try my hand at the Japanese dolls (these actually went to Japan!) which I'd been chomping at the bit to try ever since the client had sent me the images. They actually look almost identical to the real thing, and I was so proud of them. The same client requested the Captain Jack pops, which I also adored making.
The knights and princesses pops for
Toadstool Parties were a great challenge too. I'd made the fairy princess cake pops before, but wanted to really push the boat out for this theme so came up with medieval princess cake pop, as well as her knight in shining armour and the obligatory dragon!
My son loves the Octonauts and I knew that they'd translate well into a cake pop. Amazingly well, as it happens! Their faces are just perfect for cake poppery and you get really great results!
More animal magic in November with ginger cats and basset (bassett) hound cake pops. These came out not too shabby at all, but I have to say that cats are infinitely more challenging to make than dogs - I was tearing my hair out for a while there!
Those of you who follow me on
Twitter will recognise my new profile pic - the Cake Pop Princess head pop! These are quite straightforward to make - her hair is mostly just a whole marshmallow. I'd so love to do it again with dark chocolate as I absolutely adore dark chocolate-covered marshmallows! OM NOM NOM!
Well, I'll leave you to go through the rest of the rather ample gallery - as always, I'd love to hear your comments!
Wishing you all the merriest of Christmasses!
Bianca xxx
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| Technics Decks Cake Pops |
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| Revised In The Night Garden cake pops - now with Makka Pakka! |
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| Butterfly cake pops |
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| Christmas cake pops |
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| Cow cake pops |
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| Revised Dr Who cake pops - who can spot the difference? :) |
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| Hello (ween) Kitty cake pops |
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| Humf cake pops |
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| Moose cake pops |
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| Sheep cake pops |
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| Ginger cat cake pops |
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| Wizard cake pops |
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| Cthulthu cake pops |
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| Revised Beer cake pops - now with premium brands! |
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| Basset (Bassett) Hound cake pops |
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| Heffalump cake pops |
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| Halloween bat cake pops |
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| Glitter ladybird (ladybug) cake pops |
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| The world's smallest cake pop!!! |
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| Dragons, Knights & Princesses party cake pops |
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| Cheshire Cat cake pops |
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| Spiderman Cake Pops |
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| Japanese Doll cake pops - female |
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| Japanese doll cake pops - male |
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| The finished pair - Japanese doll cake pops |
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| Captain Jack Pirate cake pops |
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| ANOTHER princess cake pop! |
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| Octonaut cake pops - Dashi, Kwasi and Captain Barnacles |
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| Octonaut cake pops - Peso, Kwasi and Captain Barnacles |
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| Skull and Crossbone Pirate cake pops |
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| Personalised christmas present cake pops |
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| Russian doll (matryoshka) cake pops |
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| Cake Pop Princess head cake pops |
You are so creative!
ReplyDeleteThey are all brilliant! My favourite is the basset hound - so much detail. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, great article, I really appreciate your thought process and having it explained properly, thank you!
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Your cake pops are absolutely amazing! You've got some great talent I love them all!! :D
ReplyDeleteWow! Such a amazing detail.
ReplyDeleteHow do you write on your cake pops? It looks like edible pen but it's really smooth. Like Spiderman's eyes are so smooth. I don't think they make white pens. It's so great, please share your secret :D
ReplyDeleteI use leaf glaze/confectioners lacquer (or varnish) mixed with edible dusts to make a paint :) xxx
ReplyDeleteYou stuff is awesome! What do you use to coat your cakepops? Mine always end up with white specks when dry. Do you use a specific brand product to color white candy melts or buy them already colored?
ReplyDeleteI use a mixture of Loypack and Wilton coloured candy melts - about half and half :) xxx
DeleteThese are amazing!! What do you use to draw on your cakepops? I tried the wilton markers but they were terrible! Also can you freeze cake pops?
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