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!
This Teapot Birthday Cake was for my 3 year old niece’s birthday day. She was having a Tea Party. I used the small batter bowl from pampered chef and one of the half sides of a ball pan. The hat is a pan I don’t think Wilton makes anymore, but would be easy to recreate. … Read more
Thanks to the many great ideas and photos on this site, I was able to pull off the best Homemade Fancy Tea Party Teapot Cake I’ve ever made for my daughter’s 5th birthday! I bought 2 strawberry cake mixes, baked one in a (10 cup) Pyrex bowl and the other in a regular 13×9 cake … Read more
Here is the cake recipe: I baked two cakes in round glass baking bowls and made a large cupcake in a pot pie tin so it would mushroom out. I then cut the big top off and saved that for the teapot lid. I took the baked bowl shaped cakes and frosted the middle and … Read more
I made this teapot cake for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. I used the Wilton ball cake pan to bake the cake, then cut about 1/2″ off the rounded part of one half of the cake so it would sit level. I used sugar cookie dough to make the handle and spout of the teapot. I … Read more
This Teapot Birthday Cake is one of my first cakes, which has inspired me to many more cakes. I don’t like the taste and texture of fondant so I tried to use as little as possible. For the cake I used the large sports ball cake to make the ball shape. The cake was just … Read more
One of my friends asked me to make a “tea party themed” cake for his daughter’s 7th birthday. He also asked if I could make it with fondant. I had never made a fondant cake before, but gave it my best. I made each tier on this Teapot Birthday Cake a different flavor. For the … Read more
After the cakes were completely cooled, I spread frosting on the 8-inch layer and placed the dome-shaped cake on top. I frosted the cake with homemade frosting and then placed the handle and spout pieces on the teapot. I made those pieces several days prior with store bought fondant, which I colored and formed into … Read more
I cut about a 1/4″ well into the sugar bowl and filled it will real sugar after icing the cake. I used white writing gel for the cream in the creamer. I bought a hard plastic tray and a rectangle paper doily to display the tea party set on instead of a cake board. The … Read more
My daughter has a mid-summer birthday and it is often hard to get friends together for a birthday so we decided to have an Unbirthday party before school let out to celebrate her birthday. She specifically requested a dormouse cake. What to do? Oh my, oh my! Technically in the movie the dormouse is in … Read more
I made a 14×3 inch round pan iced in pastel yellow for this Tea Pot Birthday Cake. I placed 10 dowel rods in center of the round cake to hold the ball up off of the cake. The ball is on a 6 inch round cake board. I used the ball cake pan, trimmed tops … Read more
When my friend asked me to do a Tea Party Cake for her daughter’s first birthday, I took it on as a challenge. First, I baked the 2 halves of the teapot in a Pyrex bowl, to get the initial shape. Then I froze the 2 halves to make it easier to sculpt. By the … Read more
