The tower roofs are sugar cones iced with buttercream and then rolled heavily in hot pink glitter (Wilton). The windows and door are just black and brown buttercream. The green ivy on the sides should have been done with a smaller tip and it would have looked a little better. The flowers are just piped … Read more

The middle or main part of the castle cake is made of two square pieces of cake, with a round, and then a soup can cake. The Cinderella pieces are store-bought in the toy section. It was a little set for about $4. My daughter played with these after the party. I used sugar cones … Read more

I used 4 boxes of cake mix and made about 4 quarts of homemade frosting. The bottom of the cake is a 12 inch 1 layer square pan. The second layer is a 2 layer 8 inch round cake. The 3rd layer is a 2 layer 4 inch round cake. The pillars are paper towel … Read more

The shape of the cake was made with fondant, the small flowers with royal icing. It was kind of hard but I made it. The pieces of the castle have to be made days in advance.

This castle birthday cake was quite easy to make. The base is a Winston Flower Cake pan with a small square cake on top. The turrets are inverted sugar cones with skinny candles on top as the flag poles. The middle raised turret is a wafer cone (filled with frosting to make stable) with an … Read more

I made this cake for my daughters fifth birthday which was inspired by this website for castle cake recipes. Its just a simple three egg chocolate cake recipe. I made it in three layers and used a round shaped ceramic bowl to get the dome at the top. Upside down ice-cream cones make the turrets … Read more

My girlfriends daughter, Savannah, wanted a pretty shiny Disney princess castle cake for her birthday cake. It took a lot of cake to get the height. My towers were a mistake; I cut circular pieces from a large cake and glued them together with butter icing (using kebab skewers to keep them up right). Next … Read more