Colyn's cakes are well in vogue.

Northumberland Gazette (Alnwick, England) | May 29, 2008 | Copyright

BAKER Colyn Pentleton swapped cakes and pastries for glitz and glamour when his creations appeared in Vogue magazine.

Colyn, from The Farm Bakery in Rennington, thought he was making cakes to appear in an Italian publication, but the pictures ended up in June's issue of Vogue.

He said: "It's not every day a baker gets into Vogue! I was looking at magazines in Asda one day and I picked up a copy of Vogue and it opened up on that page. They sent me an email to say it would be in but I had already seen it. It was pure chance that it opened on that exact page." ...

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