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
This Cinderella cake used the Disney princess Cinderella doll and Wilton’s doll pan. I covered her lower half and dress in layers of plastic wrap to keep her clean. Because the Disney dolls are taller than a Barbie or other doll, I had to bake 2 cakes. I baked a standard round cake as well … Read more
We found a lot of princess cake ideas online but no Cinderella birthday cakes so I just looked at them all then combined ideas. This is just a 2-layer cake recipe cooked in a glass 1.5 qt Pyrex bowl (check it often because the Pyrex bowl doesnt really fit any of the directions). I used … Read more
My daughter wanted a princess cake for her birthday. I looked online and this cake is a combination of ideas that I found. I baked a 9×13 cake for this. I frosted it with white buttercream and did a rope edging around the bottom. The Cinderella is actually a Polly Pocket style that I found … Read more
I made this Cinderella carriage cake for my daughter’s 5th birthday. Everybody loved it and it was simple to make. I just used two cake mixes made according to package directions. I poured them into two bunt pans. I made them the day before I decorated them and after they cooled, I put them in … Read more
I made this Cinderella Cake Design for my daughter’s 4th birthday party. I found the figurines at the Disney Store and thought they would be perfect as cake decorations. I used the Wilton’s oval cake pane set (excluding the second to biggest) to make 3 cakes. I covered each oval cake with white fondant and … Read more
When my daughter said she wanted a Cinderella cake for her 4th birthday, I started searching online for ideas. This was the best website I found! I used 2 boxed cake mixes: one was baked in two 9″ round pans. Be sure to grease well! The other mix was baked in my biggest Pyrex mixing … Read more
My daughter wanted a Cinderella party for her 3rd birthday. I saw plenty of doll cakes I could buy out there, but none that looked like the real Cinderella. I baked 2 yellow cake mixes, one in a pampered chef mixing bowl and the other in two 8-inch round pans. I hollowed a small tube … Read more
This website inspired me to make my own Cinderella birthday cake using all of your suggestions for your cakes! Thank you! I made two cakes, a flat rectangular cake for the base and a Pyrex-bowl shaped caked for her dress. I iced both cakes and placed the “dress” on the base. Then I took off … Read more
I used a Cinderella doll from Walmart to put in this Cinderella doll cake. Because of the height of this doll, I had to bake a doll cake and an additional 9 inch round cake. It almost fitted together perfect when I put them together. I set the doll cake on top of the 9 … Read more
