A school friend of mine, asked me to make a “Real Tinkerbell”’ cake for her daughter’s 3rd Birthday! REAL, meaning the girl did not want any fake fairies or dolls (who are not Tinkerbell) on her cake, she wanted a fairy that looked exactly like the Real Tinkerbell! I tried finding a plastic figurine, but this being … Read more
“Fairies and pirates, pixie dust and buried treasures… how do I capture that in a cake?” That was all I could think of in my jet lagged, exhausted head. My daughter’s 4th birthday party was 3 days away, and I had just landed after a 24h flight, and was devising a strategy on how to prepare … Read more
This Tinkerbell cake is a medium oval plus a small oval chocolate cake, split with strawberry jam on top, and the “tree” is half of a chocolate cake roll (cheated-store bought!). Iced with butter cream and royal, I’m not crazy about fondant. The path to the fairy door is candy rocks and fondany pebbles, grass etc. butter cream. I found … Read more
I made this Tinkerbell birthday cake using rice Krispies. I sculpted it to my liking and then made the icing coat. I then made marshmallow fondant and had fun making all the different colors. I then applied the fondant according to the most common colors needed for Tinkerbell. I cut out leaves for her dress and it turned out … Read more
This Tinkerbell cake was donated to an organization called Birthday Dreams. I bought a Tinkerbell doll to put on it. Then I saw that it was for a two year old. Not a good toy for a 2yr. old. So, I rolled out fondant and traced a picture of Tinkerbell, then colored her in with … Read more
I am German and used to live in Georgia for about 3 years, where I ate a lot of beautiful birthday cakes. Now back in Germany I make the typical American birthday cakes for my kids. My niece asked me now for an Indian cake, but I could not find one on this homepage. I … Read more
This Tinkerbells Disney Castle cake was a very basic cake that evolved by trying to make things work. I used shop brought packet mixes in two separate flavours, in chocolate and vanilla and cooked as per instructions in two different sized square cake pans. If I did it again, I would only use vanilla as … Read more
My daughter wanted a Tinkerbell party for her 4th birthday. I decided to create a “fairy hut” cake using a pack of Disney fairies, from the new Tinkerbell movie. I found these and the butterfly candles and “4” candle at Target. She absolutely adored this Tinkerbell cake! I baked the cake in 2 Pyrex bowls, … Read more
I got the idea for this Tinkerbell Birthday Cake from the 2009 Wilton cake book. I would make sure to try the trunk fondant at least 30 hrs prior and put a support under the icing so they do not slip into the cake. I made the leaves and flowers two days before.
I made this Tinker Bell Cake for my daughter’s 4th birthday. I used the Wilton doll cake pan and bought a small Tinker Bell Doll to go inside the cake. I used regular cake mix, but made my own frosting. I used Wilton cake decorating techniques shown in class 1 of the Wilton classes. Super … Read more
I stole this Tinkerbell Doll Cake Idea from different Tinkerbell cakes already submitted on this site. My daughter wanted a Tinkerbell party for her 4th birthday. I love to attempt to be creative, so I started researching right away. I just used 2 boxed cake mixes and baked them in a Wilton Wonder Mold pan. … Read more
My daughter had a Tinkerbell themed 4th birthday party. A lot of people were coming since it was on our family reunion weekend so I knew I had to go big on this Tinkerbell Birthday Cake Idea. I baked 2 10″ round, 2 8″ round 2 bowls for the tea pot. I made about 4 … Read more