Couldn’t find a regular Elsa “Barbie”, so an ice skating Elsa was purchased instead. Of course, her feet were huge because of the skates (which are permanent), so not only did I have to cut a HUGE hole in the middle for her to fit, I also had to make an extra cake to accommodate … Read more
I made this simple doll birthday cake for my cute little daughter (Mithra) for her 1st Birthday. She is very special baby for me so I decided to make something special for her.But I had no clue about making doll cakes and I didn’t even know how to icing the cake. I didn’t sleep the … Read more
This My Little Pony cake was designed specifically for my little girl. She loves “My Little Pony” and especially Pinkie Pie. I, like any other father would, agreed to make her a Pinkie Pie cake for her 3rd birthday. This cake stood an astounding 36″ off the ground. The cake was so large that my … Read more
This cake has a pretty funny (now!) story. I was doing the cake for a special little girl. Her mother is a friend and I was very honored when asked to be part of her birthday celebration. After much deliberation over what cake to have for her Cinderella party, this was the chosen one. But … Read more
For this Cinderella carriage cake, I used a wilton ball cake pan to make the carriage and covered it with fondant. The base was a 12″ round 3″ deep pan. The crown and wheels were made of fondunt and sprayed gold. The figurines I purchased at Walmart The base was buttercream colored purple. I covered … Read more
I made this doll cake for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. I made the skirt with a pampered chef round bowl rather than buy one of those expensive skirt pans. Vanilla cake mix, homemade vanilla butter cream. Also made a small round cake to put under the domed cake. I didn’t want to set poor Rapunzel … Read more
I made this pretty pink Disney princess cake for a 4 year girl. It is a chocolate cake layered with chocolate butter cream icing. It’s covered in sugar paste. I couldn’t find my round nozzle and I was about to panic when I realized that I can use a plastic packet and cut the tip off … Read more
For my granddaughter’s 4th birthday party, she decided on the Disney princesses theme with Cinderella, Ariel, and Belle as her main characters. My daughter-in-law purchased the princesses to later be given as her gifts and I baked the cakes using Wilsons classic wonder mold. All three cakes were different flavors. The Barbies were actually too … Read more
My son is obsessed with Legos, especially Pirates of the Caribbean. When he turned 5 he wanted a Captain Jack Sparrow cake. I found a Lego “man” pan on eBay in a set with a Lego brick cake pan, Lego brick mold and a minifigure mold. Making Jack was much easier than I expected. To … Read more
Rubber Duckie, you’re the one, You make bathtime lots of fun, Rubber Duckie, I’m awfully fond of you; (woh woh, bee doh!) Rubber duckies are my absolute favorite baby shower theme so I was thrilled to have the chance to throw a duckie themed shower for my brother and his girl friend for their first … Read more
I saw several coolest Candyland on here and I was so inspired to make one for my daughter’s 5th birthday. She loves the game and though I’m definitely not a cake decorator it means a lot to me to make all of her birthday cakes. I combined the pictures I saw on coolest cakes and kept … Read more
When it came time to make my daughter’s first birthday cake I cracked out the old family photo album and decided to imitate my own first birthday cake, made for me by my nana. I’m not sure what flavour cake it was but the look on my brother and cousin’s faces in the picture say … Read more