Before pouring the batter into the Sponge Bob cake pan, I lined it good with cooking spray and corn meal. The corn meal helped the Sponge Bob cake rise along the sides and I didnt have much of a “lump” in the middle to cut off. I used a plain yellow extra moist cake mix … Read more
Coolest Homemade Sponge Bob Cake Photos and How-To Tips 2
Now to put together you SpongeBob cake, attach arms and nose with toothpicks. Add coloring to four cups of vanilla frosting. For SpongeBob ensure to leave a little white for shirt, socks, eyes and shirt sleeves and for making the red for the tie. Use remainder yellow icing and add a touch more yellow for … Read more
I found it much easier to use liquorices for the outlines. For the eyes I used that edible paper you can buy for biscuit making and put white icing on them and then a Liquorices Allsorts and bits of black liquorices. The tie was a strawberry chew cut into the right shape. The shirt sleeves … Read more
This Spongebob picture cake is pretty easy to make. A day before, prepare the fondant flowers. Roll different color fondants into long strands and shape them to look like flowers. Leave to dry. Prepare the signboard. I used paper and stick it onto ice-cream sticks. Laminate a Spongebob picture and Patrick. Prepare a sheet cake … Read more
This Spongebob birthday cake was really simple to make. I baked an 8×8 cake and then drew Spongebob’s face, shirt and tie, pants and belt with a toothpick on the cake before outlining everything with black icing (chocolate icing with black coloring). I used a regular star tip depending on how big the space was. … Read more
This Spongebob cake is shaped from a 8″x8″ square pan. Legs are Poky chocolate sticks wrapped with Marshmallow fondant. Easy to make and realistic looking.
I made this Spongebob Squarepants Cake for my friend’s son’s fourth birthday. I got on this website a few times to get some ideas and this is what I came up with. The body was made from a 12x18in Wilton cake pan. I filled it with 2 1/2 cake mixes. I used the remaining mix … Read more
To make the pineapple on the Spongebob Pineapple Cake, I used the pampered chef batter bowl, two of them actually. Just cut the top off one and placed the one on top of the other. The cake is frosted in buttercream frosting and the green top and the characters are made of fondant, which my … Read more
The Patrick cake was made using an icing transfer. I iced the cake smooth and then used a Viva papertowel to smooth out the swirl marks. I printed a Patrick picture from the Internet, covered it with wax paper, and outlined it with yellow piping gel. The cake icing should set for a few minutes … Read more
After drooling over a lot of amazing Spongebob cakes on this site I decided that I was going to make my own Spongebob Birthday Cake for my son’s 4th birthday. I used a half sheet pan and 2 yellow cake mixes. I cut the baked cake in half and put fudge frosting in between the … Read more
This is entirely made of yellow cake. I cut indents around the frame of the yellow part because Spongebob isn’t perfectly round – he’s a sponge. I used one 9×9 cake for the yellow part and half of a 9×9 for the pants. I used the other half for the pant legs, sleeves, and shoes. … Read more