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Fun & Original
Children’s
Cakes
Maisie Parrish
A DAVID & CHARLES BOOK
Copyright © David & Charles Limited 2010
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First published in the UK in 2010
Text and designs copyright © Maisie Parrish 2010
Photography copyright © David & Charles 2010
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Names of manufacturers, sugarcraft ranges and other products are provided for the information of readers, with no intention to infringe copyright or trademarks.
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library.
ISBN-13: 978-0-7153-3631-1 paperback
ISBN-10: 0-7153-3631-2 paperback
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To my grandson William,
for all the joy he brings.
IMPORTANT NOTE The models in this book were made using metric measurements. Imperial conversions have been provided, but the reader is advised that these are approximate and therefore significantly less precise than using the metric measurements given. By means of example, using metric a quantity of 1g can easily be measured, whereas the smallest quantity given in imperial on most modern electric scales is 1/8oz. The author and publisher cannot therefore be held responsible for any errors incurred by using the imperial measurements in this book and advise the reader to use the metric equivalents wherever possible.
Contents
The Cakes
