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 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
My son has a love of pirates so what better cake for him other that a pirate ship cake. I made two cakes in a loaf pan, cut one in half and stuck it on top of the other and frosted it with chocolate frosting Next time I would definitely use supports and maybe a … Read more
I made this Pirate Ship birthday cake for my son’s 3rd birthday. It was really easy. I used 4 store bought loaves glued to each other with Dulce de Leche and I sculpted the shape of the boat from there. Then I frosted the cake with milk chocolate frosting and used a fork to give … Read more
The main Pirate Ship and Treasure Cake is made from a Wilton shaped football cake pan combined with various cuts off a rectangular shaped cake. I cut the football cake in half and stuck it together to make the black base of the ship. It originally had more curved ends but due to some load … Read more
Made this cake for my son Cody’s 2nd Birthday, used 2 slab cakes which i made myself then drew up a design to look like the ships body, had to secure it with a few wooden skewers cut to size to hold up front and back, used a jam and butter icing combo for filling … Read more
I used two 8″ round cake pans. After they were done baking, I cut each in half and then used some white wooden sticks (I found in the cake decorating section of Walmart) and stuck them through the cakes. If you don’t keep them in the cake will fall apart, as I had to remake … Read more