I made a 1 egg chocolate cake x6 in a roasting dish for this Yoda birthday cake. When cold cut in half and cut to shape, layering 3D. Then I molded icing mixed with food coloring and molded it to shape with more food coloring and using a paintbrush filled in gaps etc. What a … Read more
I made this 3D R2D2 Birthday Cake for a friend whose son who loves Star Wars. This was my first 3 dimensional cake ever and was quite a challenge. It was also my first time sculpting with marshmallow cereal treats. The legs are made from cereal treats, covered in frosting then covered in fondant. The … Read more
This Yoda Star Wars Theme Cake made from an 8″ round choc mix and gnashed all over to make surface ridged as so much detail to push down onto icing. The colour by Sugarflair (liquorice, bitter lime/green chestnut and liquid white edible paint for the eye highlight). The board covered with a wipe clean pic … Read more
The Chewbacca 1st Birthday Cake Design I made for my son’s birthday. I wanted something that would be memorable for everyone who came and what would be more memorable than a Wookiee Cake? The cake was a basic 4 Egg Yellow Cake baked in the Wilton Sports Ball Cake Pan. I cut the bottom off … Read more
I made this R2D2 Star Wars birthday cake for the 7th birthday party of a close family friend. I searched the web and modified all that I found to create this cake. Legs and base: The legs and base are made out of MDF board and Styrofoam. I didn’t feel that rice krispy treats would … Read more
When my son wanted a Star Wars theme for his 8th birthday, I started researching cakes on this site. I quickly decided on a R2D2 cake because I wanted to make a 3D cake, but I couldn’t find any that I was crazy about. Still, I got lots of ideas. This cake was only difficult … Read more
Master Yoda, is a 3ft high standing cake. He is covered in modeling chocolate, his ears and walking stick are also modeling chocolate but you can use fondant. Tools needed for this project. Ball tool, Dresden tool, umbrella tool. I started by making six, 8inch round cakes, stacked and fill. Then be sure to chill … Read more
My son was turning six and he said he wanted an X-wing cake. So I searched the internet but could not find one. I made this cake the night before his party just in case it didn’t turn out that I could run to the store and purchase one the day of his party. He … Read more
We used 9-inch round cake pans, baked 3 cakes, used a large round Pyrex bowl to create 1/2 of the dome and used a smaller metal pan to create the top of dome. We tried layering the Star Wars cakes up to 6 layers, but that collapsed. My solution was to take a large soup … Read more
My son is really into Star Wars and wanted a Star Wars Scene Cake for his 4th birthday. I decided to make one myself and searched the internet and this site for ideas and this is what I came up with. I started with 2 cake mixes. One baked in a 9 x 13 pan … Read more
We wanted to make an R2-D2 cake, but we didn’t want it to be huge, but it still had to look good. So we used two 9×13 pans, and one round Cake pan. The center portion of the cake is a 9×13 pan, the legs are made from cutting out of the second 9×13 pan, … Read more
