Baking Heaven

FESTIVE MRS. GONK

Cake artist: Zoe Burmester

Edibles

2x 6in round cakes, cut and filled to

4in high (giving you 8in total height)

1x 5in single round cake

2in high

1kg ganache

1.5kg ivory sugarpaste

500g dark red sugarpaste (I used red enhanced with claret gel colour)

100g grey gum paste

Tylose powder Claret, skin tone, brown and black gel

colours Claret, kitt nose pink, pearl lustre, white, shadow grey and dark brown petal dusts Edible glue

Rejuvenator spirit or vodka

Desiccated coconut Piping gel

Equipment

1x 12in cake board and ribbon

1x 6in cake card with central hole

1x 4in cake card (cutting guide only)

1x wooden dowel sharpened at one end Hot glue gun Foil tape

1x 18 gauge wire Carving knife Spatula

Flexi smoother for applying ganache Large and small sugarcraft rolling pin

Cutting mat and scalpel

Burlap/straight pleat/knitted texture/ button mould impression

mats Clay extruder with small

rectangle fitting Stitching wheel tool

Dresden tool Small scissors or tweezers

Paint and dusting brushes Cornflour

pouch Snowflake stencil (or similar)

2x size flower cutter

1x round circle cutter

PREPARE THE CAKE BOARD

1 Start by preparing your board. Sharpen the wooden dowel with a pencil sharpener and twist the pointed dowel into the centre of the cake board.

Use hot glue to secure the wooden dowel in place. If

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