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Cake submitted by:
Alyssa P.
Billerica, MA
My son and daughter are 2 years and 2 weeks apart, so we have a "combined" birthday party. My son is a Star Wars fanatic and my daughter was turning one, so by default she ended up with a Star Wars birthday too, but if I do say so myself, we made a pretty cool Star Wars birthday cake.
I wanted to create a doll cake, and Queen Amidala was the only Star Wars character that would lend itself to that. I bought the doll top (just a torso with a toothpick bottom) and a week ahead of time, made a headdress for her out of some Christmas material scraps, cardboard, spray mount, and an old costume jewelry earring from the 80's. I then put some powder on her face, and using a thin lip brush and red lipstick, made the dots on her cheeks. |
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The cake was devil's food, Duncan Hines mix. I used a Wilton doll cake pan, and made my cream cheese icing and added chocolate ice cream topping to it to make it "chocolate". I bought a box of fondant, which I colored red and black to make the bodice and skirt. I referred to a picture for the design, which I got from the Phantom Menace video box.
I cut up small pieces of a gold foil doily for the detail work on the gown, and everything was stuck on with icing which I carefully applied with a toothpick.
This Star Wars birthday cake came out way better than the R2D2 I attempted, and no one could believe it was a cake!
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