just adorable! I am going to try one of these to go on a gardening cake.. use copper lustre dust on it. Oh, i love it when you have the sunlight coming onto the table. Shows the product in natural light too!
Thank you for the tutorials which are very useful. The only comment I would have, is that it would be useful if you could give an approximate size when breaking off pieces of sugarpaste for modelling, e.g. Size of a squash ball, etc
Thanks for watching! I sometimes try in my newer videos to include the scales so people can see the weights, I'm trying to improve on it, thanks for the feedback!
Absolutely love this! It really came out looking great. :D I want to make one in clay now. I am big into gardening so I have a few of those lying around. :) - Heidi
Thank you for your amazing tutorials your so patient and explain well :) I made your peter rabbit and now doing this. pls make a tutorial for gemma duck :)
redprincess36 Thanks for watching. It should still work fine, as long as you are using something like modelling paste or gum paste and not fondant as it might not hold strong with normal fondant.
I just properly lol'd when you said wheelbarrow!!! Lovely tutorial, thank you for sharing
+Delicious Occasions Haha thanks so much for watching :)
I love all your work, your taking cake design to another level
This is going to be perfect for my upcoming garden cake, thank you :) do you have any tutorials for a bench?
really pleased I could help! I don't think I have a bench tutorial at the moment I'm afraid!
just adorable! I am going to try one of these to go on a gardening cake.. use copper lustre dust on it. Oh, i love it when you have the sunlight coming onto the table. Shows the product in natural light too!
Sarah Le Moignan Thank you Sarah :)
Ho that's so sweet I love watching your tutorials you always make things so beautiful
Michelle Clarke Thank you so much for the support Michelle!
Thank you for the tutorials which are very useful. The only comment I would have, is that it would be useful if you could give an approximate size when breaking off pieces of sugarpaste for modelling, e.g. Size of a squash ball, etc
Thanks for watching! I sometimes try in my newer videos to include the scales so people can see the weights, I'm trying to improve on it, thanks for the feedback!
Thank you for the prompt reply Zoe, it’s helpful😊 I think I found it a bit harder to gauge because the video was shot from on top.
Absolutely love this! It really came out looking great. :D I want to make one in clay now. I am big into gardening so I have a few of those lying around. :)
- Heidi
So cute !!!
Susan Kang Thanks Susan :)
Qué maravilla de de pasteles y galletas un beso des España
Loved it!
Iron Lady Thank you for watching :)
+Zoes Fancy Cakes ggjf
Sooooo clever! 🌷🌷
Eu amo seus vídeos
Thank you for your amazing tutorials your so patient and explain well :) I made your peter rabbit and now doing this. pls make a tutorial for gemma duck :)
Boa tarde! O que você usa para colar as partes? Água ou cola?
Can this method be applied when making a watering can say 3x the size?
redprincess36 Thanks for watching. It should still work fine, as long as you are using something like modelling paste or gum paste and not fondant as it might not hold strong with normal fondant.
very nice
tiny dragon Thank you for watching!
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