Take a look at these cool homemade Batman Character cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
I rented a batman cake pan from a local store. The icing I made using Wilton’s buttercream icing recipe. I tinted it using Wilton’s pastes. This Batman birthday cake took me five hours to decorate. I followed the instructions on the cake pan which is also available on Wilton’s website. This is my sixth birthday … Read more
My sister asked me if I could make my nephew a Batman cake for his birthday. After looking at some of the cakes on your website I got the idea of the Batman signal. I made a Duncan Hines butter recipe yellow cake with homemade buttercream frosting. I colored parts of the icing blue, black … Read more
The little boy that I babysit was turning 6. I wanted to surprise him at party so I only asked him what his favorite superhero was (at this moment, since it changes often). He told me Batman. He was having his party at a kid’s restaurant, so there was not a theme to correspond the … Read more
I made this Homemade Batman Birthday Cake Design for my son’s 5th birthday. I liked the idea of Batman being signaled over Gotham City and created the design myself. I used a 12″x18″ pan for the base and 2 box mixes. The Bat Symbol was made with a small oval pan. I iced the base … Read more
I made this Batman cake last month for my nephew. I could not find anything but a Batman candle to place on top the cake, so I used a hanging decoration as the main image. Be sure to place a thick piece of paper behind the image so the buttercream does not seep through and … Read more
This Batman Cake in Gotham City was made for my Godchild. He insisted on having a Batman birthday cake and Nanny granted his wish. It is a 9X13 white two layer sheet cake iced with sweet icing made from powdered sugar, Crisco, and water. The filling is vanilla pudding. The rectangle is iced white and … Read more
I made this Batman Birthday Cake for my son’s fourth birthday, with a Batman theme. I used two circle cake pans, one larger than the other, and stacked them using buttercream frosting. I frosted the entire cake with buttercream, and then rolled out and placed the fondant on top. (I dyed the fondant using blue … Read more
The pan is actually a superman one. I looked at a batman picture and using a star tip I piped in the icing black. Icing is very hard to make, you just have to keep playing with it until you like the color. It turns out best when you use Wiltons coloring (black).
This Gotham city cake was made using 6 6in cakes, stacked, then supported by wooden rods. Buildings were constructed using gum paste, first dyed, then rolled, then cut free hand. Each building was individually painted using gel food coloring , and detail was piped on each window. Highlight affects, as well as overlapping buildings were … Read more
I made this Batman Birthday Cake Design for a little boy’s birthday. He was turning three and all he wanted was a Batman cake. I went to the cake store and rented a Batman cake pan. Once that was cooked, I placed in on top of a 1/2 sheet cake. Then I frosted it with … Read more
My son wanted a Batman theme. I thought this was easy enough. I just used a box cake mix to make 2 cake rounds and stacked. I used concentrate yellow food coloring first – way too gold. Started over with new icing and dropped in the liquid drops and that yellow came out great! I … Read more
I used two 13×9 inch chocolate cakes. I iced the bottom one with chocolate icing then sprinkled 100s and 1000’s on top then put the second cake on top. I used pre-made chocolate icing and added black food coloring to make the black icing. I then iced the top with yellow and the sides with … Read more