Showing posts with label Sugar Dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sugar Dogs. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 June 2014

Demonstrations...


Two of today's models...

Having advertised a new demonstration series on Saturday mornings in Tunbridge Wells, Frances has now completed the first of these - Sugar Animal Dogs from her "Twenty To Make.." Series. 

Seats were limited to ensure that all could get a close and intimate view of the whole demonstration and spaces went quickly, but the two and a half hours seemed to fly by and the home made, still warm muffins were also a great hit.

If you're interested in the coming demonstrations then keep your eye on the Frankly Sweet website, Facebook page and Twitter feed for news as they come up. You can also register to receive news emails as and when they are sent in order to keep abreast of all Frances's news. 





Thursday, 15 May 2014

Twenty To Make Sugar Dogs Is Now Available.....





Following my other Twenty to make books, in this one I show how to make twenty adorable sugar dogs for cake decorating using sugarpaste and a few simple tools and techniques.  Popular breeds of dog include a Border Collie, Dachshund, Bichon Frise, Bassett hound, Dalmatian, King Charles Spaniel, Poodle, Shitzu, St Bernard and Yorkshire terrier.
The models are all recognisable as particular breeds but with plenty of humour and character built in. The constituent parts of the dogs are shown with the step by step instructions. Cake decorators will want to make these appealing pooches as cake toppers
that dog lovers will adore.

Until the end of May 2014 I am offering signed copies for £4.99 with free UK postage Enter the code SUGARDOGS at the checkout for UK orders
for single 'Sugar Dogs' books http://www.franklysweet.co.uk/shop.php
(Reduced postage if ordering outside UK -please
email franklysweet1@gmail.com stating your address).

Orders can also be made over the phone +44 (0)7850 105605
or by emailing me direct with your address to franklysweet1@gmail.com
If in doubt email me!!

I hope you will enjoy these cute little dogs as much as I enjoyed creating them.
Best wishes
Frances McNaughton