My daughter is crazy about princesses. I made her a Snow White cupcake tower last year, and this year she wanted a Cinderella Carriage Cake Design. I browsed through many books and served the net, and found a Cinderella Carriage design by Debbie Brown and decided to try it. I used the Wilton sports ball … Read more
After viewing several websites on Barbie cakes, I noticed a few things. People did not seem to be making the cakes tall enough, securing the Barbie in place properly, or using the correct pans. Their artwork was wonderful, but I was hoping to get things just right, proportion-wise, and I feel I came close. Next … Read more
I wanted to make a Cinderella cake for my daughter’s 3rd birthday since thats her favorite movie. I got a lot of my ideas from this site. I took a 2qt. Pyrex bowl and used a store bought box mix in it. I baked it for about 45-50 minutes. Be sure to check after about … Read more
I made this cake for my nieces birthday. I used the Wilton doll pan set. Then I used a 14 in round pan for the bottom part and used that as the stand. I frosted both Cinderella birthday cakes using white and blue frosting. This cake was a hit!s birthday. I used the Wilton doll … Read more
I have gotten into making fondant cakes. I love to be creative and just to be able to make something really neat and say that I was the one who did it. My husband has been very supportive of my cakes that I have made, so he got me my first paying job. His friend’s … Read more
This Cinderella Carriage Cake Design was created using the Wilton ball pan. The base of the carriage as well as the wheels was created entirely from white chocolate. The base was then covered in pink fondant. I created the wheels by using a large round cookie cutter and placing a small heart cookie cutter in … Read more
My daughter Allie wanted a Cinderella cake for her 7th birthday so I made her this cake. I started by making a 11 x 15 ” inch sheet cake. Then I made a cake using the doll pan. I then made icing, I needed four batches of Wilton buttercream icing. I made two batches in … Read more
This cake is easier than you think to make. Buy a 2 quart stainless steel bowl, and put about 5 1/2 cups of cake batter in it. Bake at 375 for about 40- 50 minutes till a skewer comes out clean. Let the cake completely cool. Now instead of Barbie, I used a Disney Cinderella … Read more
I made Cinderella birthday cakes for my daughters 5th Birthday. The first tip is to find a Barbie that has a nice looking face and that has hair that you can work with. I first tied up her hair and made a ribbon to go in her hair after I had finished decorating her. There … Read more
I used two metal bowls to bake this cake in, and turned them upside down on top of each other. And used a small casserole dish to bake the grass in. I covered the grass with Fondant, and added some detail with buttercream icing and some tips. I covered the two halves of the carriage … Read more
I made this Cinderella birthday cake for my daughter’s 4th birthday and it was a hit at the party. I used Wilton’s magic mold pan for the doll’s skirt and the base was two 12-inch cakes. I cut a piece of cardboard the width of the doll’s skirt so I could easily dissemble the cake … Read more
My daughter wanted a princess cake and I thought this Cinderella Carriage Cake Design would be a fun alternative. I used the Wilton 3D sports ball pan for the carriage. I used cupcakes for the base (easier to distribute), toys for the doll and horse. “Polly pocket” style princesses fit perfectly. I used dyed green … Read more