Take a look at these cool homemade How to Train Your Dragon cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
As of now I have been making cakes for about 8 years. About 4 years ago I got a message asking me to make a 3D Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon. I had done some previous 3-D cakes but nothing like this! To tell you the truth it intimidated me so much to … Read more
My 7 year old son, who is really into “How to Train Your Dragon” wanted me to sculpt a Gronckle out of fondant and put it on a white cake with white icing. I said “I can’t sculpt a Gronckle, I’ll just make you a Gronckle cake. That will be easier.” And so I did. … Read more
This is The Terrible Terror Cake that I made for my son’s 6th birthday. I make his cake every year for the theme he chooses. The 6th year he chose a How to Train your Dragon theme. I looked for some dragon pans and didn’t find anything that I liked so I decided to make … Read more
My husband took our children to see “How To Train Your Dragon” and they were immediately smitten with the movie. My son’s birthday was coming up and when I asked him what kind of cake he would like he said he wanted a dragon cake. When I asked him his favorite he said that “Toothless” … Read more
I made this cake making a double layer 11”x15” cake and frosting it white on the sides and under the water area, I tinted the frosting a very light brown and covered the rest of the cake to look like sand. I tinted piping gel blue for the water. I made Toothless out of a … Read more
This How To Train Your Dragon Cake was a challenge! When I was asked to make a cake with this theme, the movie was so new that I didn’t really have much to go off of or examples to use. So in fear of messing up a 3D Dragon cake, I chose to make the … Read more
This How To Train Your Dragon Birthday Cake posed a bit of a challenge! The head is made of 2 – 6 inch round cakes that I put frosting in between and then cut the sides off so it wasn’t round. I then used the cut off pieces to add dimension and facial features. I … Read more
I made this How to Train Your Dragon Cake for my son’s 8th Birthday. He just loved it! I started by making (2) 8″ rounds and (1) 13 x 9 sheet cake. I used the sheet cake for the body and tail and the rounds for the head. I stacked and carved them into the … Read more
This toothless dragon cake is for my grandson’s 5th birthday, we went to see the live “How to Train your Dragon” show a few weeks ago. It is basically made from a 2 layer round 9″ cakes, one layer cut in half and put together with jam for the body, and the tail and head … Read more