Business is well and truly blooming for a Norfolk cake maker who has celebrity fans and more than half a million Instagram followers.
Kerry Roberts, 38, taught herself to pipe buttercream cupcakes and in 2017 took the plunge to turn her hobby into a business.
She teaches workshops on how to create stunning buttercream flowers through Kerry's Bouqcakes based at her Cringleford home, on the outskirts of Norwich, and she also does online tutorials.
People have travelled from places such as America, Canada, Israel and Nigeria just to be taught by her and she has just celebrated six years since the launch.
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She also has almost 600,000 Instagram followers and celebrity fans such as Paris Hilton and Great British Bake Off star and influencer Laura Adlington.
Over the last year, she has partnered with kitchen appliances manufacturer Kenwood on a social media collaboration, featured on BuzzFeed and released a new support package to help other baking businesses.
She recently provided one of her biggest orders to date of more than 500 cupcakes for a farming event in Derbyshire, which went down a storm.
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Mrs Roberts, who is a mum of two, said: "I think the most important thing to note is that after six years in business, I still love flower piping as much as ever.
"If anything my love for it grows year after year. My job is my hobby, my passion and a huge part of my identity and I am so proud of the brand I have created.
"Not much in life is certain but I know for sure my love for being a cupcake artist of buttercream flowers will never die."
She has help from mum Diane, who does the admin, friend and marketing manager Chloe Chambers and her neighbour Alex assists with photography and cupcake orders.
Follow on Instagram @kerrys_bouqcakes
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