I made a carriage cake for another Mommy that had previously miscarried a set of twin boys that is now about ready to give birth to a little girl. I made this cake from a half sheet cake cut in half and stacked. I used foam board for durability for the stand. I actually reused the boards from the one I made for my stepdaughter’s carriage cake. I used streamer to make the ruffle around the carriage.
I used lids from gallon mayo jugs for the wheels and just hot glued them to the board and columns. I used a plastic canvas formed top covered in royal icing a pink flowers. I star tipped with white butter cream icing around the sides of the cake. I spread the icing thinly on top of the cake. Then I star tipped a pillow of white with a pink ruffle. I attached the carriage top to the cake. I star tipped around to blend in the top with the bottom of the carriage. I then made a pink and white striped blanket to resemble the pink and white zebra print in the shower decor.
My husband heated a pink headband to form the handle for the carriage. I used pink rosebuds around the cake and across the hood. I attached a bow to the hood made from leopard print streamer to also match the shower decor. I hot glued little cloth rosebuds to the wheels. I also made a little diaper carriage cake to go along with it. All the teachers at the school where I work were in awe of the cake. Our art teacher was proud of me recycling the lids for wheels. She said I have such a talent. That made me very proud. I had a kindergarten teacher tell me she was gonna have a baby just so I could make her a cake like this. LOL
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What did you use for the legs of the carriage, and what were the lengths of the legs? Also, could you give me a better description as to how you put the carriage together?
What did you use for the legs of the carriage, and what were the lengths of the legs? Also, could you give me a better description as to how you put the carriage together?