Kinlochewe Cakes - celebration cakes for all occasions

Profile: Eoghain Maclean

Eoghain Maclean writes: I have lived in Wester Ross for 47 years and have worked on Beinn Eighe National Reserve for the past 24 years. In that time I've had the opportunity to see the wildlife and landscapes of the area through all seasons, and record this with my camera. Tel: 01445 760230 Mobile: 0779 8894079 Email: mailto:eoghain.maclean@btinternet.com Website: www.eoghainmacleanphotography.co.uk Note from Jackie: please do visit Eoghain's website and view the wonderful photography he has on offer to buy - from landscapes, wildlife and flowers, it's all beautiful - and best of all highly affordable.

Profile: Helen Lockhart - Ripples Crafts

Helen specialises in hand-dyed sock yarn, and has on offer sock knitting kits, children's knitting kits, knitting books and needles. Ripples Crafts will shortly have a website up and running at: http://www.ripplescrafts.co.uk In the meantime, Helen can be contacted via email at: mailto:ripples@tncat.co.uk Helen will be attending the Ledgowan craft fair on the 12 July.

Profile: Michelle Stevenson - "Welcome to my world of cakes"

Hello! I’m Michelle Stevenson, and I am a self-taught cake decorator. I learned what it takes to make my cakes from books and, of course, using my own imagination and creativity. I am 36 years old, and live in the lovely village of Kinlochewe with m y very tolerant husband Colin and our dog Jack. 20 years ago I starte d out making and decorating cakes for family and friends. With more experience, new skills and even more ideas, however, I have been selling my products over the last 10 years to a wider ra nge of clients, and have received some wonderful and encouraging feedback. A very special friend in Sussex , Barbara Emmans, taught me the basic s in wired sugar flowers, when I asked her for help in making my own flower spray for my wedding cake in 1998. The odd ‘crash’ courses in other flowers, patchwork cut ters, and brushstroke techniques followed. More recently, I had a wonderful day in Elgin with Tony Warren, who taught me how to make a Sea Holly using cold po

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