Cakes & Sugarcraft Magazine

Cakes & Sugarcraft | Spring 2014

In this FREE issue, find out how to make the front cover chicken cake by Sherry Hostler. Tessa Whitehouse dispels the myth that you can’t royal ice a sponge cake with a gorgeous speckled Easter design – friends and family will love the secret centre filled with chocolate eggs. And sugar flower expert, Paddi Clark, shows how to craft a beautiful and contemporary wreath of mimosas in sugar.

If you’re looking for a showstopper, we have two projects in this issue which offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your skills. Jan Clement-May shows you how to recreate the characters from The Wizard of Oz film in sugar to celebrate its 75th anniversary and Linda Garnham reveals how to construct a spectacular Parisian townhouse using pastillage. And, if you like baking, you’ll love Karen Taylor’s delightfully kitsch retro oven design.

The wedding cake tutorials in this issue all use very different techniques, including hand-painted birds, origami made from SFP, ranunculus flowers, ruffles, gilding and edible sequins. If you’re thinking of starting your own cake decorating business this year, read wedding cake designer Trudy Mitchell’s story and find out her tips for running a successful cake business.

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Cakes & Sugarcraft | Spring 2014

In this FREE issue, find out how to make the front cover chicken cake by Sherry Hostler. Tessa Whitehouse dispels the myth that you can’t royal ice a sponge cake with a gorgeous speckled Easter design – friends and family will love the secret centre filled with chocolate eggs. And sugar flower expert, Paddi Clark, shows how to craft a beautiful and contemporary wreath of mimosas in sugar.

If you’re looking for a showstopper, we have two projects in this issue which offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your skills. Jan Clement-May shows you how to recreate the characters from The Wizard of Oz film in sugar to celebrate its 75th anniversary and Linda Garnham reveals how to construct a spectacular Parisian townhouse using pastillage. And, if you like baking, you’ll love Karen Taylor’s delightfully kitsch retro oven design.

The wedding cake tutorials in this issue all use very different techniques, including hand-painted birds, origami made from SFP, ranunculus flowers, ruffles, gilding and edible sequins. If you’re thinking of starting your own cake decorating business this year, read wedding cake designer Trudy Mitchell’s story and find out her tips for running a successful cake business.

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Cakes & Sugarcraft | Spring 2014

In this FREE issue, find out how to make the front cover chicken cake by Sherry Hostler. Tessa Whitehouse dispels the myth that you can’t royal ice a sponge cake with a gorgeous speckled Easter design – friends and family will love the secret centre filled with chocolate eggs. And sugar flower expert, Paddi Clark, shows how to craft a beautiful and contemporary wreath of mimosas in sugar.

If you’re looking for a showstopper, we have two projects in this issue which offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your skills. Jan Clement-May shows you how to recreate the characters from The Wizard of Oz film in sugar to celebrate its 75th anniversary and Linda Garnham reveals how to construct a spectacular Parisian townhouse using pastillage. And, if you like baking, you’ll love Karen Taylor’s delightfully kitsch retro oven design.

The wedding cake tutorials in this issue all use very different techniques, including hand-painted birds, origami made from SFP, ranunculus flowers, ruffles, gilding and edible sequins. If you’re thinking of starting your own cake decorating business this year, read wedding cake designer Trudy Mitchell’s story and find out her tips for running a successful cake business.

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Cakes & Sugarcraft | Spring 2014

In this FREE issue, find out how to make the front cover chicken cake by Sherry Hostler. Tessa Whitehouse dispels the myth that you can’t royal ice a sponge cake with a gorgeous speckled Easter design – friends and family will love the secret centre filled with chocolate eggs. And sugar flower expert, Paddi Clark, shows how to craft a beautiful and contemporary wreath of mimosas in sugar.

If you’re looking for a showstopper, we have two projects in this issue which offer a fantastic opportunity to expand your skills. Jan Clement-May shows you how to recreate the characters from The Wizard of Oz film in sugar to celebrate its 75th anniversary and Linda Garnham reveals how to construct a spectacular Parisian townhouse using pastillage. And, if you like baking, you’ll love Karen Taylor’s delightfully kitsch retro oven design.

The wedding cake tutorials in this issue all use very different techniques, including hand-painted birds, origami made from SFP, ranunculus flowers, ruffles, gilding and edible sequins. If you’re thinking of starting your own cake decorating business this year, read wedding cake designer Trudy Mitchell’s story and find out her tips for running a successful cake business.

As a subscriber you'll receive the following benefits:

A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your door each month

You'll never miss an issue

You’re protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

Money-back guarantee

You'll receive 6 issues during a 1 year Cakes & Sugarcraft magazine print subscription.

Shipping Information

Shipping is included in the price for all subscriptions, single issues, bookazines and merchandise products on Pocketmags. The prices you see are the prices you pay, we do not add additional shipping costs during the checkout. We deliver to the United Kingdom, Europe, United States of America and the Rest of the World.

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The deliveries are handled by each of our publishing partners. The great thing about a subscription is that in most cases you will receive the issue before it goes on sale in the shops!

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