This year is the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, you can't miss
it, the shops, newspapers and television are full of all things
royal.
If you want to find out more about celebrations planned
nationally, and locally there is a special Diamond
Jubilee website containing all you need to know. You can even send a special congratulatory message to the
Queen!
If you what the chance to see the H M the Queen and HRH the Duke
of Edinburgh, there will be a Shropshire Diamond Jubilee Pageant on 12th
July, being held at RAF Cosford. Thousands of free tickets are available for
this spectacular event.
I am planning on being involved in as many things Jubilee
related as possible. There are plans for a garden party, cake making and
dressing up. Keep an eye on my blog over the next few months, as
it’s likely to have a very red, white and blue theme.
In preparation for all the celebrations and all the cakey
goodness I have planned, I have done a little shopping. I treated myself to a
crown mould and gold lustre dust from Squires Kitchen. I have had a quick practice
run, but have not attempted to apply the gold lustre dust yet. I've not used
this before so if any one has any tips on getting the best results, then do let
me know.
| Waiting to be given that golden touch |
Of course I could not possibly make Jubilee cakes without
paper cases, and there are a great selection available in the shops to choose
from. I don't need to buy any at the moment as I had some for a birthday present. They are lovely and colourful, with Union Jack designs and soldiers
from The Household Cavalry on them.
| Jubilee bunting |

What an absolutely FABULOUS post Angela, I love EVERYTHING here, and everything you are making and have made.....I will be supporting your Jubilee projects from now on, and checking each day/week to see what you have done!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Thank you Karen, I hope to bring you some interesting posts
DeleteYou ladies are just too organised (I;m including Karen in that remark)!!!! I'll be happy if I manage to bake a cake before the jubilee. Looks like you will be having a diamond time!
ReplyDeleteFiona I love organised, I don't do chaos ;)
DeleteI so want some of these Squires crowns! They look marvellous!
ReplyDeleteGo on Sarah treat yourself to the crown mould
DeleteThe crowns mold is quite incredible!
ReplyDeleteYou don't want to go cutting up union jack fabric anyway - you might get done for treason ;o)
Its a great mould and easy to use. Absolutely agree no cutting up of Union Jack fabric ;)
DeleteLoving the crown moulds. Must look them up. Oh and also the bunting. You've inspired me to make more x
ReplyDeleteThanks. You can never have too much bunting :)
ReplyDeleteHi ya i was wondering if you could possible tell me where you brought your crown mould from please x
ReplyDeleteHi Zara
DeleteThanks for visiting my blog, the crown mould was bought from the Squires Kitchen online shop, hope you manage to get one in time for the Jubilee celebrations.
Hi, I was wondering where I could get the soldier cases from? We are having a party in our office and they would be great.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen
Hi Karen
DeleteThe soldier cases are fabulous aren't they! Sainsbury's sell them in a pack of three types of cake cases, but look closely as it is not obvious to see the soldiers one, I think the other cases were white with union jack flags and the red and white polka dots.