Easter is only four weeks away. So I thought a little inspiration for an Easter cake would be in place. Here I have baked an egg shaped cake.

I have decorated it with rolled fondant and some of the gum paste daffodils that I made for the daffodil tutorial. I gave the flowers some green stems and leafs and I love the color palette of blue, yellow and green. Just perfect for Easter!
I have so many ideas for Easter and I will soon be in my kitchen baking more sweet Easter treats.

Happy Caking!

Louise

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15 comments


  1. Anonymous says:

    Mar 28, 2011

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    I have not tried a lamb cake yet…. :-)

  2. Anonymous says:

    Mar 28, 2011

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    I have finished this cake with a ribbon, that always makes a clean edge. The crumb coat with bc and how you trim off the rolled fondant also means a lot.

  3. Pyntekagen says:

    Mar 27, 2011

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    Pretty as always:-)
    Nanna /PynteKagen

  4. Alessandra Zecchini says:

    Mar 27, 2011

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    So pretty! I also made something for Easter: iced biscuits! Have a look if you like :-)

    http://alessandrazecchini.blogspot.com/2011/03/decorated-biscuits-ideas-for-easter.html

    ciao

    Alessandra

    • Anonymous says:

      Mar 28, 2011

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      I can’t wait to get started on Easter cookies…..

  5. Thefruitcakebrisbane says:

    Mar 26, 2011

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    Beautiful Louise. I love the pastel combination. Happy Easter as well in advance, to you and your family.

  6. Paula Dekker says:

    Mar 26, 2011

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    hi louise,
    once again, gorgeous……
    gr paula

  7. Susan says:

    Mar 26, 2011

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    Louise, this cake is gorgeous! Pefect!!

  8. Themadhausfrau says:

    Mar 26, 2011

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    This is just exquisite! And thank you for the daffodil instruction in you previous post. Your tutorials are the best!


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