This cake was made for my son’s fifth birthday. The Scooby “plaque” was made using tinted white chocolate molded in the Wilton Scooby Doo Mini Treats Pan. The two-layer cake was made in a 12″ square pan and decorated with buttercream icing. I used a childrens birthday cake recipe. The lettering was made with blue … Read more
I was asked to make a cake for a cat charity event at work and thought this Tom cat cake would be appropriate. I saw lots of these types of cakes when looking on the internet for ideas. I downloaded a picture and off I went. I started by making the cake using a large … Read more
Here is my son’s 6th birthday Scooby Doo Triple Layer cake. The bottom layer, with the mystery machine on it, is a tye dye cake. The middle Scooby print layer is chocolate and the top paw print layer is a combination on both cake flavors. On the Scooby Doo collar layer I put my son’s initials … Read more
This is the Scooby Doo birthday cake I made for my son’s 8th birthday last year. It was not an original design, and its certainly not perfect, but it was made with a lot of love. My son is a huge Scooby Doo fan, which thrills my husband and I since we loved that cartoon … Read more
I made this cake for a little boy who wanted a Tom and Jerry cake. I was a little worried when I saw the idea that the mother wanted, knowing that there was lots of sculpting required and I had to make sure the cake was sturdy as well. The top part has a large … Read more
My son always has tall orders when it comes to his birthday. He thinks his mom is a miracle worker. And there is no way I am going to dissappoint him. No matter what I have to do. He decided his theme for his 7th birthday is going to be Scooby-Doo and monsters. But because … Read more
I really enjoyed making this 3D Scooby Doo birthday cake. I made the cakes using oval cake pans in varying sizes with his face make with rice krispies. Most was covered in fondant but head was covered in modelling chocolate. It was my first time making anything this big AND using modelling chocolate!! It wasn’t … Read more
For this Mystery Van cake-Scooby Groovy, I started by baking two cake layers in loaf pans, dividing the batter beforehand and tinting it several different colors to create a rainbow effect when the cake was baked. Then, to assemble, we wrapped a Rice-a-Roni box with tinfoil, and stacked the leveled cake layers on top. After a … Read more
This Scooby Party Cake I decided to use a shaped-pan. I don’t do this often, but it is fun to do and very easy because you just following the directions on how to decorate that comes with the pan. My son had a Scooby party and so this is what I decorated for him. Needless to … Read more
I believe the younger generations may not know that this “I’m smarter than your average bear!” is one of Yogi’s favorite quote! And so, bright readers, you probably have guessed it. Yep the next cake project which my dear did after the 2 tier birthday cake was a 3D Yogi bear (features boo too!) The theme of … Read more
My son’s request for a 5th birthday cake was Tom & Jerry. I love making cakes but I am not so good at fondant characters. So, this time I tried something new….FLOODING ICING!! It’s such a wonderful media. Why don’t I see it more often? It’s so easy. Make regular royal icing and place a … Read more