Thank you to all the moms who submitted Tinkerbell cakes on this site! I used some of their pictures as inspiration and copied their ideas, especially Tinkerbell Cake 52 (by Sarah H. in New Haven, IN). I made my Tinkerbell Birthday Cake using a boxed white cake mix. It took about 3+ cake mixes for … Read more
This cake was for my friend’s daughter who had her 3rd birthday. It was my second time using fondant. I made a lighter fluffier frosting for the cupcakes and used neon food coloring and little daisy fondant cutouts. For the cake itself I used a basic white cake and buttercream frosting. For the shape of … Read more
I made this Tinkerbell Birthday Cake Idea for my granddaughter’s 3rd Birthday. We had a blast making it. First we took Wilton’s doll mold cake then we cut a hole in the center and wrapped a Tinkerbell doll in plastic and inserted it in the hole. Then we used green to create a skirt on … Read more
This Tinkerbell Flower Cake Idea was made for my best friend on her 17th Birthday. I have recently got into cake baking and have been trying increasingly more difficult cakes with each attempt, this being my best to date as it incorporated my first attempt at an icing model. The idea simply came to me … Read more
For the Tinkerbell Birthday Cake I used the large round Wilton cake pan. I ordered the Tink cake topper online. The icing colors were Wilton’s sun yellow and leaf green. The small flowers and the large sunflower leaves were made of modeling chocolate and colored accordingly and brushed with a silver glitter.
I made a 3 tier cake, topped with frosting and then added the premade fondant from Walmart (don’t forget to sprinkle some powdered sugar on the counter before rolling out the fondant, it will stick and its a pain). I mixed the fondant with coloring and butter flavoring, let it harden a little bit, before … Read more
I made this cake for my niece who is in love with the Heffalump movie. I used two 9×13 cakes and carved the body, head, trunk, and legs. I used fondant to cover the entire Heffalump because it gives a more “cartoon” look. All the hair, seams, eyes, tail, and hair are also made out … Read more
I made this Tinkerbell Doll cake for my daughters fourth birthday. I was a little nervous because I’ve never made a doll cake before but I was very surprised at how easy it was! This wonderful website has many ideas for Tinkerbell cakes and I copied some ideas from the other cakes. I used the … Read more
My friend’s son was turning 14 and when I asked him what type of cake he’d like, he said a Godzilla Birthday Cake. So, always up for a challenge, I put on my thinking cap and went to work! Instead of just the usual cake, I wanted to create a whole scene using cake, cars … Read more
I made this Avatar Tree of Souls Birthday Cake for my best friend’s son’s 5th Birthday. At first when he wanted an Avatar cake I thought she had to be kidding, but then I came up with the idea of creating the tree of souls using cereal treats and modeling chocolate. Recently I had been … Read more
My daughter really loved Clifford but I couldnt find any cake toppers of Clifford that I liked very much. So I downloaded a picture of Clifford from PBSkids and enlarged it so it would fit the top of the cake. Then I used color flow to make Clifford! I used bright primary colors for the … Read more
My son, Aidan chose a Curious George theme for his third birthday. I found all of the supplies at the party store, but was stumped on how to make a Curious George cake that didn’t make me cringe when I looked at it (I’m a perfectionist!). I decided to take my inspiration from the classic … Read more