Each year I choose to make cupcakes for my daughter’s birthday parties. I find them easier to hand out rather than taking the time to cut a cake, while avoiding hearing requests and cries from the kids for the piece with the most frosting or whose piece is bigger. Plus, no forks and plates are … Read more
I made this Hello Kitty Birthday Cake for my daughter’s birthday party. It was very basic and easy to make. I made a square sponge and cut it to the right shape using a picture I found on the internet. It was then covered in buttercream and white fondant icing, before fully decorated using writing … Read more
I made the Hello Kitty Cake (strawberry pink, of course!) in a 9×13 pan and cut out the shape using a picture I got online. I frosted the top and sides with buttercream frosting and a star tip. The nose was a yellow peanut M&M. I had planned on using brown peanut M&Ms for the … Read more
To make this Hello Kitty birthday cake, I started by drawing kittys face on paper and then cutting it out, then tracing the shape on a 9″ round cake with toothpick pricks. If you don’t want to draw it, since the shape isn’t perfectly round and it’s important to get the shape right so it … Read more
My idea came from this website. I was so inspired by all the Hello Kitty cakes I decided to do one myself. I used round pans and made it into an oval for her face and decorated it! It was really simple. Thanks for all the great ideas. I love this site.
This Hello Kitty Cake is on a 1/4 sheet crumb coated and frosted first. I bought a cheap Hello Kitty coloring book and found the perfect image to place on this birthday cake. I took tinted piping gel and wax paper and traced the image onto the wax paper then transferred the image onto the … Read more
Google hello kitty coloring page to get the desired inspiration. For the background frosting, tint Wilton brand frosting with gel coloring, microwave it on low in a glass measuring cup, stopping every few seconds to stir until it was runny enough to pour. Pour the blue “sky” on the top half making sure to run … Read more
This Hello Kitty cake was made for a co-worker by request. It is my third fondant cake and I am becoming less and less intimidated by fondant. It was a very simple cake to make. I decided at the last minute to make it square to match the napkins. Didn’t have a square cake pan, … Read more
This Hello Kitty Birthday Cake was pretty simple to make for my niece’s 7th birthday. We started with a rectangular cake (from a mix). I free-handed the shape of Hello Kitty’s head with a knife and ended up with four small corners from the rectangular cake that were not needed. We iced it, used large … Read more
I bought a Costco cake with nothing on it (just purple border from the Costco baby carriage cake). I did this because I needed a large cake and it is only $16. Then I used some purple spray food coloring (from Michael’s or JoAnn’s). Then I added purple edible glitter. Next I rolled out Wilton … Read more
My daughter Morgann loves Hello Kitty, so when I planned her 3rd birthday, the theme was a no brainer! For this homemade Hello Kitty cupcakes birthday cake I baked up a few dozen vanilla cupcakes and went wild on the decorations! For each Hello Kitty face, I rolled out some pure white fondant and sprinkled … Read more
This is my Homemade Hello Kitty Birthday Cake. I printed off pictures of the kitties and cut around them on the cakes. I frosted them with buttercream according to the pictures. They were for my daughter’s 1st birthday. You’ll notice I spelled ChocoCat wrong… Oops.