A school friend of mine, asked me to make a “Real Tinkerbell”’ cake for her daughter’s 3rd Birthday! REAL, meaning the girl did not want any fake fairies or dolls (who are not Tinkerbell) on her cake, she wanted a fairy that looked exactly like the Real Tinkerbell! I tried finding a plastic figurine, but this being … Read more
“Fairies and pirates, pixie dust and buried treasures… how do I capture that in a cake?” That was all I could think of in my jet lagged, exhausted head. My daughter’s 4th birthday party was 3 days away, and I had just landed after a 24h flight, and was devising a strategy on how to prepare … Read more
This Tinkerbell cake is a medium oval plus a small oval chocolate cake, split with strawberry jam on top, and the “tree” is half of a chocolate cake roll (cheated-store bought!). Iced with butter cream and royal, I’m not crazy about fondant. The path to the fairy door is candy rocks and fondany pebbles, grass etc. butter cream. I found … Read more
I made this Tinkerbell birthday cake using rice Krispies. I sculpted it to my liking and then made the icing coat. I then made marshmallow fondant and had fun making all the different colors. I then applied the fondant according to the most common colors needed for Tinkerbell. I cut out leaves for her dress and it turned out … Read more
This Tinkerbell cake was donated to an organization called Birthday Dreams. I bought a Tinkerbell doll to put on it. Then I saw that it was for a two year old. Not a good toy for a 2yr. old. So, I rolled out fondant and traced a picture of Tinkerbell, then colored her in with … Read more
I got the idea for this Tinkerbell cake from this website. So thanks to all for the inspiration. I used a Pyrex bowl, and a Wilton 9 inch round cake pan to make the dress. The doll used in the center was a Tinkerbell Arrival doll from Wal-Mart, that was undressed and placed in plastic … Read more
We live in Ft. Irwin and the Bakery we have in our commissary didn’t have a Tinkerbell Birthday Cake so I decided to make one of my own! I bought a Tinkerbell Doll and I used a Bundt pan because I didn’t have enough time to order the actual dress cake pan. So I used … Read more
I used 2 9″ pans on the bottom and a glad bowl for the top of this Tinkerbell cake. I topped it with a Tinkerbell doll and added the happy birthday banner along with her name with the candles behind it.
I made a Tink Cake for my cousins birthday. I made a 2 tier cake. First I baked them in 2 different sized circle pans and stacked them on top one another. Then took the larger layer and put some dowels in it with a cake circle on top. After that I layered the top … Read more
I made this Tinkerbell Birthday Cake Idea for my daughter’s 5th birthday. She was dying for a Tinkerbell cake. So we bought a cute, medium-sized Tinkerbell doll for the top of the cake. Since I didn’t want Tink to fall over (or get all full of frosting), I put her (with some double sided tape) … Read more
My little cousin just turned 10 this month; she is the biggest Tinker Bell fan ever. I decided I would make her a Tinker Bell cake. After checking online at other pictures of Tinker Bell cakes, I decided to make her this Homemade Tinkerbell and Friends Tree House Birthday Cake. The base is a yellow … Read more
I used the Wilton Barbie pan set and an extra 10″ round for this Homemade Tinkerbell Birthday Cake. Then cooled and refrigerated overnight to minimize the crumbs and increase flavor. Then assembled the two pieces and trimmed the bottom edge at an angle with a serrated knife to match the bottom of the skirt. I … Read more