Take a look at these cool homemade Tea Party cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
I made this teacup/saucer cake for my wonderful Mom on Mother’s Day. She always has a cup of tea or cappuccino, so I thought a teacup would make the perfect cake for her. I used ½ of the Wilton ball cake mold and a 6 in round cake pan to make the teacup. The cake … Read more
I bought a dome pan and made two separate cake mixes. I stacked them on top of each other to make a round ball then frosted it with butter cream. I then made a batch of cupcakes for the tea cups. I used fondant to decorate.
I used a tea cake recipe and baked it in two Pyrex bowls of the same size and inverted one on top of the other after baking. Be sure to grease and flour well. I covered them in fondant and decorated with rolled out fondant. The handle was made of fondant and secured with dowels … Read more
I made this tea pot cake for a kitchen tea. I used 2 large packet mixes and baked them in pudding steamers. Once cooled I put on top of the other to get the shape. I used a donut for the lid. I covered it all in a buttercream frosting. I used white fondant for … Read more
I made this Teapot Birthday Cake with tips from this site and allrecipes.com for my daughter’s second birthday cake. It was one of two cakes that I made for the party. I decided to solve the problem of applying the handle and spout by simply cutting my cake made from a mixing bowl in half … Read more
I made this Teapot and Tea Cups Cake for a friend’s granddaughter who turned four. I used Pillsbury yellow cake mix and baked it, half at a time, in a Pyrex bowl @ 335 degrees. I didn’t time it, but it did take quite a while! Once the two halves were baked and cooled, I … Read more
The pot is two round cakes shaved in the shape with a knife. The lid handle and spout are all fondant held onto the cake with wooden sticks.
After getting the teapot iced I iced the “lid” (the custard cup) and stuck a lollipop through the top of it to hold it place. After that it was just fun to decorate! When I had decorated to my hearts content I cut the spout and handle out of cardstock and pushed it into the … Read more
We had a Tea Party for our daughter’s 4th birthday. I wanted to make a tea pot for the cake. I baked the body of the tea pot in a large bowl. The other pieces of the tea pot were made from 2 plain donuts. I turned the tea party cake baked in the bowl … Read more
I got the idea for this Tea Party cake from this website. I made this cake for my daughter’s 5th birthday party that we had a tea shop. Everyone loved it and the owners even wanted to contract me for other birthday parties! I used the Wilton doll dress molds for the tea cups (upside … Read more
I made this Tea Pot Birthday Cake for my daughter’s 7th birthday! I got the idea for the cake from this website, just added a few changes to make it my own. I baked two cakes in bowls and then stacked them on each other to make the pot. I baked a cupcake and turned … Read more
I made two cakes in the two quart pampered chef batter bowl. After baking, trim off the bottoms of each cake, spread a layer of icing on the bottom of one and then stick together so they look like an egg- the shape of the teapot. We then used butter cream, icing all over the … Read more