For this Barbie cake, I used the Wilton Barbie cakes pan. It is very important to make sure this cake is level at the bottom. I always put her hair in a clip while decorating her top. Then you can put it down or do whatever you want with it.
I used three chocolate cake mixes to create five layers of cake to make it tall enough to reach Barbies waist. Then froze the cake solid so I could carve the top to take the shape of the skirt. Then decorated with icing.s waist. Then froze the cake solid so I could carve the top … Read more
I used two boxes of Duncan Hines strawberry mix with same butter cream icing. It was a big hit at the party and many did not believe I made it. I love this now and will start baking more. Thanks for those who post pictures of their cakes so people like us can try…
This Barbie doll birthday cake was for my three year old niece who loves Barbie so here it is. I used a Pyrex bowl and baked two cakes. Once cooled I placed the two cakes on top of each other and shaped them into the skirt. I bought a Barbie pick from local craft shop … Read more
I made this Bratz cake as a joke for a friend’s 24th birthday. I thought it would be nice to have “one of those doll cakes we used to have when we were kids”! I thought by using a Bratz doll it would modernize it! I baked an ordinary chocolate mud cake in a pudding-shaped … Read more
This cake is an 11×3 strawberry cake mix with butter cream icing. The Bratz itself is a Frozen ButterCream Transfer (BCT). This technique is amazing! This is how you do it: First you get your picture and tape it down to a board. Next get a piece of wax paper and tape it on top … Read more
I made this cookie Bratz cake for my niece’s 8th birthday party. Its a Bratz girl but I’m not sure which one. She gave me the picture from a coloring book she had. I used the buttercream transfer method mentioned earlier by someone else. After freezing, the icing melts very quickly so you do have … Read more
My fiancee’s daughter is CRAZY about Monster High so that was the theme of her 11th birthday party. I under estimated the difficulty level of making the Logo…haha. It’s a small cake but was the hardest one I’ve ever done. She loved her Monster High Cake though. so it made it all worth while.
This cake design was for a baby shower, but could be done for a birthday too. Its a double layer sheet cake with butter cream icing. I used a basket weave around sides. I printed a picture from the internet and sized it to fit the space I needed. I frosted the whole cake first. … Read more
This Candy Land cake is any child’s dream, full of Candy, Candy, and more Candy!! I created this cake directly from the Candyland Game board with the goal of “everything on it is edible.” I used Cream Cheese frosting, Icing, fondant, gum paste, nutter butters, jellybeans, gumdrops, M&Ms, licorice, lollipops, gingerbread, candycanes, icecream cones, chocolate … Read more
We made the Candyland Birthday Cake in a jelly roll pan. We used 1 cake mix, but it really works better with 1 1/2 – 2 cake mixes. Frost the cake as desired. Pull-apart licorice was used to line the Candyland path. M&M’s were placed, in a repeating pattern within the licorice. My daughter was … Read more
