I wanted to do a Sesame Street theme for my twins’ 2nd birthday. I thought about buying the Elmo mold, but didn’t want to spend the money on it since I would probably only use it once. I think I got the idea to use cupcakes to shape the heads from this site, but I … Read more
These Sesame Street cakes were for my twin boys first birthday. My original idea was to get a Wilton Elmo cake pan but after looking at the design in the store I thought it would be pretty easy to make an Elmo face out of a round cake. I bought a beginner’s cake decorating kit … Read more
This Sesame Street Band cake was for my nephew’s 2nd birthday, he loves Elmo. I offset the two layers to give more room for the characters. The frosting is Wilton buttercream. I piped branches with brown icing and used M&M’s for the flowers. Also, I stippled the icing to give more of a grass effect.
This Sesame Street Birthday Cake Design was inspired by my son’s love of Sesame Street. It is a basic stacked cake, with buttercream frosting and fondant accents. The fondant is made from marshmallows and powdered sugar, so it tastes way better than the store bought brands. All the characters and the sign were made from … Read more
My husband and I made this Homemade Sesame Street Birthday Cake Design for our daughter’s 2nd birthday. My daughter adores Sesame Street so we knew this would be perfect for her. The cake is iced in homemade buttercream icing colored pink and purple. We sculpted all of the Sesame Street characters out of fondant. We … Read more
Zack loves Sesame Street, so we searched this site for Sesame Street birthday cakes. We just baked a regular 11×15″ cake for this one. We covered the entire cake with white icing first. I drew an outline of Elmo and Cookie Monsters faces on paper plates and we cut them out. For Elmo my husband … Read more
For my daughter’s three year birthday party I decided on a Sesame Street theme. Sesame street is a very easy theme as there is so much out there related. We made bean bags from Sesame Street fabric, colored printed pages, and hunted for the alphabet. The only problem was that I had used the Sesame … Read more
For my nephew’s 2nd birthday, I decided to make him a few cakes to go with his Sesame Street theme. I searched on this website and gathered some ideas for a Sesame Street Birthday Cake. Wilton currently sells an Elmo cake mold, but aside from EBay, it is hard to find Cookie Monster or Oscar … Read more
My friend wanted a Sesame Street train cake for her son’s 1st birthday party. I made an 11×15 sheet cake for the bottom and frosted with green. For the train I used small pieces of cake for the cars and the engine I used a loaf pan twice and cut out the parts I didn’t … Read more
I used a Wilton small 3D bear cake pan for the characters of Sesame Street. After baking and cooling I cut off the ears and used fondant for the eyes. I also used fondant for the hands on Elmo. The eyes and hands are held in place with tooth picks. I also used fondant for … Read more
This Sesame Birthday Cake was my very first time ever baking and decorating a cake. I wanted something different than the usual cake from the grocery store or bakery. I made this cake for my son’s first birthday party. I used a family recipe to make this cake from scratch, but also combined box cake … Read more
This Sesame Street cake was for my son’s first birthday. It was a white chocolate and raspberry mud cake with white chocolate ganache covered in fondant. I was really pleased with how this turned out. Being the youngest of 3 boys, I had to make sure that he didn’t miss out on a cool cake … Read more