My son wanted a Pirate Birthday party for his 7th birthday. For this homemade pirate ship cake, I used regular white cake from a box and made 1 round cake to cut in half and 1 rectangular cake for the body. After cooking the cakes I cut the round cake in half and placed one … Read more
I made this Pirate Ship Cake Design for my son’s 5th birthday. Building the cake: Start with a large rectangular sponge, cut in half length ways then cut about 3 inches off the ends. You should now have two large rectangles which you pile up and stick together with jam or filling. You now have … Read more
We made the Pirate Ship Birthday Cake out of sponge cake. The bottom part (the water) was yellow cake! After cooking the cakes and letting them cool, you take the sponge cake and cut off the end about an inch. We set that on top of the end and inserted tooth picks to help support … Read more
I made the cake from two Duncan Hines cake mixes. I used one box of yellow butter cake and one box of German chocolate. After this experience, though, I would only recommend using yellow cake for the pirate kid cakes because the chocolate just d idnt hold up…it started looking like a ship wreck after … Read more
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First I made a 9 x 13 cake and two 8 inch round cakes. I cut two equal size rectangles out of the 9×13 cake and laid them one on top of each other with frosting in between. I cut each one of the round kid cakes in half and laid four halves on top … Read more
This cake was for my sons 4th birthday. It was also the first time I had tried to make a birthday cake! My Mum helped me to bake a 12″ square plain sponge cake, which we then cut into three lengths about 4″ wide. We stacked two of the pieces on top of each other … Read more
This pirate birthday cake was a bit tricky since Im not much of a baker but my son wanted one so much after seeing all the great cakes on here, and so I had to try it. First I found a picture of a ship cake my son liked at Partymakers by Renee Harris. I … Read more
This chocolate pirate ship was easy and somewhat quick to make since I didnt have to color any icing. I baked a 9X13 sheet cake and baked two small oval pans (the one you get in Course 2 kit from Wilton). I made torte cakes for the oval shaped pans, stacked them together and they … Read more
My son was having a Pirates of the Caribbean birthday and wanted a cake to match. We like some of the pirate cakes and we liked the treasure map cakes, so we decided to combine and make a cake that incorporated both concepts. I used a half sheet cake. I used extra cake batter and … Read more
First I prepared the cake as directed on the box. Then I poured the batter into a round, 9-inch cake pan and followed the baking directions on the box. After baking, I let the cake cool for 15 minutes and then flipped it onto a cake board. I then took a knife and cut off … Read more
I made this treasure chest cake for my son’s 3rd birthday party (pirate themed, of course). I had a lot of inspiration from this website. The key to this cake is making it look like it is half open. In order to do this, I had to figure out a way to make the lid … Read more