Coolest Teapot Birthday Cake 56

by Christina
(Melbourne, Florida)

Homemade Teapot Birthday Cake

Homemade Teapot Birthday Cake

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 regular box cake. I recommend white, so that crumbs don't show through the frosting.

The handle, spout, and top was hand molded out of white fondant. I used toothpicks to keep them in place. The flowers and leaves were made out of colored gum paste and a flower molds I purchased at a craft store.

To get less lines on the main part of the teapot I recommend using buttercream, instead of the canned stuff.

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Coolest Teapot Birthday Cake 56

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Apr 26, 2011
smoother sides
by: Anonymous

Also if you use a piece of paper or plastic curves around the cake it works if you curve it around and then smooth it up the sides. It keeps the round shape and doesn't leave lines

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