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How to make a Christmas Faultline Cake
October 13, 2020 Katy Sue Designs

How to make a Christmas Faultline Cake

Cake designer Samantha Gojak from Wicked Cakes shows us how to make this amazing show-stopper Christmas cake complete with an arctic geode scene hidden in the faultline of this cake.

The cake-dwelling animals are made using three of our most popular winter moulds – Penguin Family Mould, Polar Bear Family and Icicles Mould.

For the cake itself, we suggest a traditional Christmas fruit cake recipe, but you could make a simple vanilla or chocolate cake instead. You will need to make two 6 inch cakes and a 4 inch cake to follow this design.

Watch Samantha make the Winter Fault Line Cake

What you'll need:


 Penguins, Polar Bear and Icicles Mould Bundle
SAVE £4.98 
Bundle Price: £34.99 (RRP £39.97)

Make adorable families of penguins and polar bears complete with icicles for impressively frosty cakes!

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• Katy Sue Penguins, Polar Bears and Icicles Mould Bundle
• Multi wire tool or a few toothpicks taped together 
• Scraper
• Dowels
• Cake Boards
• White Fondant
• Buttercream
• Rock Sugar (Mishri) available in Asian grocery shops
• Piping gel
• Liquid Colour – Samantha used Royal Blue mixed with Black diluted in Rose Spirit
• Tylo Powder for the use of the Moulds
• Cornflour/Trex to help get the fondant out the Moulds
• Piping gel
• Liquid – Samantha used Royal Blue mixed with Black diluted in Rose Spirit
• Piping gel
• Liquid Colour – Samantha used Royal Blue mixed with Black diluted in Rose Spirit

 

More ideas using our polar moulds

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We bet your cake ROCKS!

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Comments

Michele Fordham - April 19, 2023

i have all the moulds and am going to have a go at making this lovely cake

Chrissie - April 19, 2023

Hello! I don’t make cakes, but I do decorate recycled items, like tin cans…I can picture doing this with cans to make neat storage that looks like a cake…and yes, I have the polar bear molds, I think I need to get the penguin set as well. Very cute! Yes, I am going to have to get back into making my ‘cake cans’ once again. Blessings!

Maria Kennedy - August 17, 2022

I already have these moulds, looking forward to making the cake this Christmas as didn’t get the chance last year, no one to eat it 😕

Michelle Good - August 17, 2022

Hi I’ve tried to find where I can purchase the multi wire tool but no look . Do you sell them or know where I can ? Thank you very much . I’ve purchased all of the moods to make this but not got round to it yet can’t wait to have a go .

Pamela Dove - August 17, 2022

This cake is beautiful I would love to have a Go I used the polar bears with a polystyrene ball wish I could send you a photo xxx

Rosanne Sable - August 17, 2022

Would love if you could make an igloo mould, seal, as well as male and female Eskimos. I think of all the creative projects that could be made along with the penquin, polar bear and icicle moulds.

Jan Brockhurst - August 17, 2022

A simply stunning cake design!!!

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