I made this cake for my daughters birthday yesterday. She loves Strawberry Shortcake and this is Honey Pie Pony’s little friend Honey Doodle. I have use the run-out technique and Honey Doodle is made straight on the cake. First I traced the template to the cake by using a needle and marked all the lines. Then I outlined the bee with royal icing using no.2 tip. I have then flooded with royal icing thinned down with water. I painted the small details on the face with edible brown petal dust dissolved in a little clear alcohol. I attached a few sugar flowers and have used my Sugarcraft-gun to make robes to finish off the cake.

My daughter was thrilled when we took the cake with her to school:)

Happy Caking!

Louise

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  1. Lee-Ann says:

    Aug 12, 2010

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    That’s totally awesome. I’m reading up on the colour flow / run out technique as i’d like to give it a try and all these are so amazing. Wow!

  2. Clare says:

    Sep 6, 2007

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    Cutest cake ever!
    Have you tried making sachertorte? I’m going to attempt it tomorrow!
    xxx

  3. Louise says:

    Aug 24, 2007

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    Thank you Pia & jcann:)

  4. jcann says:

    Aug 23, 2007

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    Lousie, as always….PERFECTION!

  5. Kagekonen says:

    Aug 23, 2007

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    So cute. I bet your daughter was proud.

  6. Louise says:

    Aug 23, 2007

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    Thank you!

    leana, yes it is what you call color flow.

  7. Minnie~Knits says:

    Aug 23, 2007

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    Completely original; yet totally professional! LOVE IT!

  8. leana says:

    Aug 22, 2007

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    That is too cute. Is it similar to color flow we use in the US. It is so smooth and cute.

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