This Tinkerbells Disney Castle cake was a very basic cake that evolved by trying to make things work. I used shop brought packet mixes in two separate flavours, in chocolate and vanilla and cooked as per instructions in two different sized square cake pans. If I did it again, I would only use vanilla as … Read more

This Tinkerbell cake is a direct steal from this site as you can see. I just wanted to show how super easy it is! This was my very first attempt at making a “real” cake. I used a Wilton barbie dress mold for the cake, and stuck a $7.00 Tink in the middle, her legs … Read more

I made this Tinkerbell cake for my daughter’s 5th birthday. We were in Disney only a month before her birthday and she was still obsessed with Tinkerbell and all her Pixie Hollow friends. The cake itself was boxed mix. It took 3 recipes to make all the layers. The bottom layer was made in a … Read more

Here’s my first attempt at a Tinkerbell cake. I found this site invaluable for tips and advice – thank you! My daughter’s birthday is still a few months ago but thought I would try a practice run! I used a basic sponge cake recipe – two rounds and a glass bowl for the dome shaped. … Read more

I used a 11 by 15 cake pan and cut into 11 by 11 cake for the bottom layer. The second layer I used was a 8 inch round cake pan and 6 inch for the top. All layers are double stacked with buttercream icing in the middle of each. I made my own buttercream … Read more

This Silvermist (Tinkerbell) Cake was made for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. I couldn’t decide between which cakes I wanted so I made two. This cake is purple on the inside and covered with perwinkle colored fondant. The flowers are made out of fondant. I used blue dyed piping gel for the water (Silvermist is the … Read more

I made this Tinkerbell with Fairy Friends Cake for my daughter’s 5th birthday party. She wanted Tinkerbell, Tinks house and her fairy friends on her cake. After scouring the many photos of Tinkerbell and cakes, I found a photo of a Tinkerbell House Birdfeeder that my daughter fell in love with, therefore my inspiration for … Read more

I got this homemade Tinkerbell cake idea from the 2009 Wilton Year book. Instead of purchasing the expensive cake stand they suggest I had my father in law build it (at a total cost of $7 for some plywood, a 1-inch wooden dowel and about 30 minutes of time). The bottom of the stand is … Read more

I was inspired by cake photos from other creative people on this site – thanks to all of you and to the site creators for an excellent ‘grass roots’ effort. For this homemade Tinkerbell mushroom cake I used fondant for the covering – I bought it already in a ball from Michael’s crafts and hand … Read more