Resources

Most of the things you need for the recipes in this book you will already have in your kitchen: weighing scales, bowls, wooden spoons, etc.

I demonstrate several basic techniques on my YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/jemahewitt.

These are a number of specialist suppliers for the more unusual ingredients and decorations:

The brass Steampunk gear wheel stencil used on the Gooseberry and Blackcurrant Cheese is from Dreamweaver Stencils: www.dreamweaverstencils.com
The custom-etched scientific glass wear and test tubes for the cocktails are from Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/EtchedinTimeLLC
Stripey Syringe Push Pop containers and cake pop sticks are available from assorted Etsy vendors: www.etsy.com
The rubber stamp used on the Gingerbread Woppits is from www.paperartsy.co.uk
Fine Tea is supplied by the East India Company: www.theeastindiacompany.com
Cake Decorating supplies (including candy melts) are from Wilton and Squires Shop: www.wilton.com and www.squires-shop.com

To find out more about steampunk, online communities and forums are a great place to start

Brass goggles forum, blog and worldwide information www.brassgoggles.co.uk#
The Victorian Steampunk Society (UK) www.thevss.yolasite.com
Steamcon Steampunk convention: www.steamcon.org
Online Steampunk magazine: http://steampunkchronicle.com

There are many Steampunk-related Facebook groups, too, including Steampunk, The British Steampunk Community and, of course, Emilly Ladybird’s own page www.facebook.com/emillyladybird.

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