My son wanted a pirate party so I looked all over the internet to find ideas. I took several ideas of treasure map cakes and compiled them to this creation. I used pirate toys for decor, several colors of store bought icing and funfetti cake mix (it is a family fave). I made a 13×9 … Read more
I made this pirate flag cake for my nephew’s 4th birthday party this past spring. He was really into pirates at the time and this matched the party decorations perfectly. I used a 13 x 9 pan to bake the cake and then cut it into the shape of a flag. I used icing color … Read more
I made strips out of fondant for the sides of the cake. The strips were dark and light blue. I cut out a red circle out of fondant for the top of the cakes. I then drew out the skull and crossbones out of white fondant. I made a bandana out of dark blue fondant … Read more
My boyfriend and I made this treasure chest cake for our daughter’s 3rd birthday and she loved it! People could not believe we made the cake ourselves! I got the idea from this website and, although it was time consuming, it was not hard at all! I baked 3 box cakes and put them in … Read more
My husband wanted to have a treasure chest cake so I looked around and found lots of ideas on this site! Thanks so much for being here, so I thought I would share how ours turned out. I notice that a lot of your cakes were small, made out of loaf pans and I needed … Read more
My son Alex wanted a pirate birthday for his 7th so we started looking around for cake ideas. We always look on this site to get all our ideas and then make a Treasure Chest Cake into our own. I used 2 chocolate cake mixes and baked them in a 9 X 13 pan. I … Read more
I made this Treasure Chest Birthday Cake for my oldest son Amery’s 4th birthday. The top is round cakes cut in half and iced together. The bottom is three rectangle cake iced together. I covered them in chocolate icing and used fondant foe the straps. I outlined the edges with yellow icing and then sat … Read more
The bottom of the treasure box cake is made with multiple sheet cake layers. The top of the treasure box is a cake board cut to fit perfectly. Wooden skewers are used to help support the weight of the top and keep it propped. The rounded part on the top of the treasure box are … Read more
After frosting the pirate birthday cake brown, refrigerate/partially freeze and then cut out a small section to add the bootie (gold foil coins candy necklaces etc.) and frost inside the section before sticking the candy inside. Then decorate around the cake with your childs favorite color to add the look of the treasure chest. My … Read more
My son wanted a pirate ship cake for his third birthday. I found this cake in my womens weekly cake book (everyone’s birthday bible). I changed a bit though as I didn’t like the colours and or lollies on the original. I also added jelly around the cake to give the effect that the cake … Read more
My son wanted a Peter Pan party for his 4th birthday, so my husband and I decided to make him a cake of Neverland. We formed the island in to a pirate scene cake using a bunch of different pieces of cake. My husband carved a cake baked in a loaf pan into Hook’s ship. … Read more
I made this Pirate Ship Birthday Cake for my son’s 7th birthday party. I used two boxes of cake mix. The bottom cake was chocolate with cream cheese icing and the ship was white cake mix with store bought chocolate icing. The bottom is a sheet cake iced with blue icing. I used a butter … Read more