Coolest Pirate Ship Cake 87

by Christine
(Cambridge, England)

Pirate Ship Cake

Pirate Ship Cake

This pirate ship cake was made using loaf shaped cake tins, I made 4. Two were used for the ship itself stuck together with frosting. I used Betty Crocker fudge frosting.

My husband builds model boats so he shaped the front of the boat with a Stanley blade. We then used slices of cake to build the back and front levels. I then iced with the same frosting and then finer details with royal icing.

The sails are cut from rice paper and the 'jolly roger' drawn on with a licorice sugar craft pen (available in various colours). I then used Betty Crocker white frosting, which I tinted blue for the sea.I decorated the crests of the waves with edible silver shimmer.

The fencing is made from chocolate matchmakers and the cannons are biscuits which I dipped in chocolate and left to set before adding to the cake.

The only part of this cake you cannot eat are the masts, which are wood.

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Coolest Pirate Ship Cake 87

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Jul 24, 2010
thanks...
by: Anonymous

hi, thank you so much, your cake picture helped me a lot in giving finishing touches to my son's birthday pirate cake...:)

Jun 16, 2010
Thank you
by: Christine

Thank you very much! Love to see your finished pirate ship, please post it on here x

May 27, 2010
WOW!!
by: Anonymous

I have been searching for a pirate ship cake idea for weeks.. I have looked at sooo many that my head is spinning.. this one is the best one I have found! This will be the recipe I will be using! Thanks for a great cake idea. My 5-yr old is going to love this!

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