The Little Tea Shop

A Volcano and Dinosaurs themed Cake, for my one and only nephew 😊

(The dinosaurs are toys, in case anyone was thinking "That's really impressive fondant work" 😄)

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And of course I put a sparkler candle inside the volcano, for the "volcanic explosion" 🤓. The last photo shows it lit up, and if you notice a lollipop stick in the birthday boy's mouth, it's nOt a lollipop stick (as I first thought 🤭), but a bit of spark from the candle. And also if you saw my stories yesterday, you'd know I was trying to get hold of some dry ice (which I wanted to use to create some smoke), but unfortunately couldn't get any 😪. Still, very happy with how it turned out and loved making it 😊

It's a Space Cake! With a Rocket which "made" Real Fire! Swipe to Seee! 😃🚀

My customer asked if I could do one like it (using one of those firework candles) and I remembered seeing one by , but her's had had the fire coming down (from a rocket which was going up), which was a problem for me since my cake wouldn't have the "structural height" for it to not be a fire hazard (😱). So I positioned the rocket going in the opposite direction so that the fire would be going up, and while there may be a number of scientific errors in the story happening here on the cake, it still made for a 😄. And in the words of the birthday boy, "This is the best cake I ever had. It was so cool when the rocket lit up so much”. Which made my day 🥰. In addition to the fact that the rocket didn't fall off or "explode" which were things I was very worried about 🤭

PS. You know I love to share facts/trivia in my captions but this time not going to do that since I'm no "rocket scientist" 😄, but I thinnnk I know at least 2 things that are wrong here 🙊. Please comment and tell me if you spot them? 😉🤓

PPS. 2nd and 3rd photo provided by my lovely customer 🥰

Got to make a "The Great Wave"- themed cake today, and I was today years old when I found out that "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa" by Hokusai is actually a wood-block print and not a painting 🙊
Anyone else with me? 🤭

And here's some more trivia for you:

* The original print is 25.7 x 37.9 cm.
* It was created around 1830.
* This print forms part of a series called "Thirty-six views of Mount Fuji", and that little mountain in the middle (if you can make it out) is Mount Fuji.
* Mount Fuji is an active volcano.

You're welcome 😁

Also have to say that this might be the hardest cake I have done so far 🥴

Purrpurrrr?

An Underwater Cake for an 8 year old boy whose cake requests inlcuded ombré, a shark(s), dolphins, and a bit of seagrass and corals 😊