This Homemade Sesame Street Birthday Cake was a cake my husband and I made for our daughter’s 2nd birthday. We had fun making the whole thing edible! All the figures and everything is made of chocolate or fondant! The kids had a blast. Hope you enjoy it too.
The Sesame Street cake and cupcakes were made for my son Danny on his 2nd birthday. The main cake Elmo was made using the Wilton cake pan and their recommended icing colors. A spatula was used to make Elmos fur look fluffy. Corn syrup was used to smooth and shine the frosting on Elmo’s eyes … Read more
I made Big Bird and Cookie Monster cupcakes for my nephew Brandon’s 1st birthday party on Sept. 13. My sister-in-law couldn’t find Sesame Street cakes at the bakery that used icing to create the characters. They just used figurines or Sesame Street plastic rings. After looking at some Sesame Street cakes online I came up … Read more
My grandson loves Elmo, so for his first birthday cake I chose a Sesame Street 1st Birthday Cake. I purchased all of the characters in the toy section. I wanted to use bright primary colors to continue on with the Sesame Street theme. I rolled out Wilton primary color rolled fondant and used Star fondant … Read more
I made this Sesame Street Birthday Cake Design for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. This is the first cake that I have tiered and covered in fondant. I made everything from scratch, the cake, the buttercream, the fondant and I sculpted the figurines out of gum paste. The figurines were a challenge especially Abby. She has … Read more
I made this cake for my sons first birthday. He likes Sesame Street, balloons and loves splashing water so I thought of combining these three elements in a 3 tier butter cake covered with butter icing that I got from Wilton recipe book. Edible gel tinted with blue coloring for the water effect and desiccated … Read more
I saw a cake like this Sesame Street cake online and thought it would be really cute for my son’s upcoming birthday. I thought I would have a trial run first and this is how it came out. I made a marble double layer 8″ cake and a marble double layer 6″ cake. I used … Read more
My two-year-old loves Sesame Street so much, so I designed this Sesame Street Cake for her birthday party. The actual cake is a 3-tiered, 12 inch, chocolate cake, with buttercream frosting. I bought Wilton pure white fondant and dyed it purple to cover the cake. Then I made the green “Happy Birthday” sign out of … Read more
I got the idea for the Elmo and Big Bird Cake from this website. My cake required 4 cake mixes and several icings- I am not a baker, nor am I very crafty but this was my 1st baby’s 1st birthday and the cake had to be special! I used two small Pyrex bowls for … Read more
This Sesame Street cake was for my sons 2nd birthday. He had an Elmo themed party. My inspiration for his cake came from his invitation, which had different color squares on it and Elmo popping out. I used a 10” and 8” pan for the cakes. I iced both cakes with an orange buttercream. Around … Read more
For my daughter’s 2nd birthday, her theme was Sesame Street so I made her this Elmo and Friends Cake. I had boxed cake on hand so I made two 9 x 13 chocolate cakes. For the first one, I blew up a picture of Elmo, printed it out, and used it as a stencil. The … Read more
My twins were turning one and we decided on a Sesame Street birthday cake. I did not want to do all fondant so I found some primary colored sprinkles that were very large that decorated randomly. I did get primary colored fondant to make Big Bird, Cookie Monster and Elmo and the sign to which … Read more