Take a look at these cool homemade Pooh Bear 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!
Bottom cake (16×16) of this Winnie the Pooh picture cake is half white/chocolate with fresh strawberry filling and buttercream icing. Pooh is a yellow pound cake. Removable “SMASH” cake is placed on a MMF tablecloth and the party hat is a cone with MMF. The presents are rice crispy treats covered with candy melts and … Read more
Because my son went everywhere with his Pooh Bear I picked this theme several months before he turned one years old. I searched through many books and video covers until I found a Winnie the Pooh pic that I could work with. I then practiced drawing it freehand almost daily until I felt that I … Read more
My son turned one this week. I decided to have a Winnie the Pooh theme. I baked the chocolate cake from scratch cause that is how I like it. I was scared that the cake would get stuck in the pan or that it would break but it turned out awesome. Decorating time was very … Read more
For my daughter’s 1st birthday party, I made a 3D Winnie the Pooh cake. I searched high and low on Ebay for a 3D cake pan for months before her party. The pans were so expensive that I almost decided to change her cake design. However, I finally found a retired Wilton 3D Pooh cake … Read more
This was my husband’s cousin’s baby shower cake. She had a Winnie the Pooh theme so I used the old Winnie the Pooh Wilton cake pan to make it. I dyed butter cream different colors, then just dotted it on the cake then outlined it in black frosting. It was a pretty simple, easy cake. You just need the … Read more
This Winnie the Pooh Birthday Cake Design was for my son’s 1st birthday. I bought a large rectangular spongecake and used a Winnie the Pooh wall décor I had as a template to cut out the shape of Winnie. It was iced with buttercream icing tinted with yellow and a touch of brown for the … Read more
I used the 3D Winnie the Pooh Wilton pan. For the stump I used two 10-inch round cakes for the stump. Royal icing bees, ladybugs, drop flowers, and spider. I used yellow gel on the front of the honey pot to look like dripping honey.
I didnt get a picture of both cakes unfortunately. But here is the Winnie the Pooh pic that’ll hopefully give you inspiration.t get a picture of both cakes unfortunately. But here is the Winnie the Pooh pic that’ll hopefully give you inspiration.
I used the Wilton Stand up Cuddly Bear pan to make this Winnie the Pooh cake. Pretty simple. I frosted as shown. You’ll need one regular cake mix & one pound cake mix (makes firmer). I used Devil’s Food & since the pound wasn’t chocolate I added a Tbsp or two of Hershey’s chocolate syrup.
I made this Winnie The Pooh cake for my grandson’s 1st birthday. The inspiration behind it is that when he was born my daughter and grandson were sent home 4 hours after he was born as there were no beds available at the hospital. Instead of going home they came to my house. When we … Read more
Ellie wanted a Pooh Bear for her 5th birthday cake – so we searched the internet for the perfect Winnie the Pooh picture, found it and enlarged it to the size of the pan. After frosting the crumb coat, I traced Poohs outline with a paring knife then filled in the internal lines / details … Read more
Funny history here: my client ordered a 3D sitting Winnie cake. When I got to un-mold the cake, it was still too hot so the legs cracked and fell apart… I called my client and made an agreement with a new idea: instead of Winnie holding his honey pot, why not putting him INTO his … Read more