My son’s name is Walter (Walt for short) and he was born right when this movie came out so what better theme for his 1st birthday then the Wall-E theme. I made this Wall E Birthday Cake using 4 – 2×8 square cakes. I stacked three of the cakes and cut the 4th diagonally and … Read more

I do birthday cakes for the kids in my family every year, and I swear my nephew tries to come up with the hardest things he can think of every year, just to see what I will come up with. For his 6th birthday he wanted a homemade Wall-E birthday cake “but not a flat … Read more

My son wanted a Walle Birthday party for his 10th Birthday. Eve is his favorite character so I made him an Eve Wall E Birthday Cake. I already had the Wilton sports ball pan and an oval pan set. I used the second smallest oval pan from the set of four and half of the … Read more

This Wall E and Cube Birthday Cake was my son’s second Wall-E birthday so I wanted to make it extra special. I got the idea to do an actual Wall-E from the ones I saw on this site, but I wasn’t sure how I wanted to make mine. This was the 9th birthday cake I’ve … Read more

This Wall E Birthday Cake is for my friend’s little boy who likes Wall-e. I made a sheet cake and cut it out by looking at the pic from the internet. It is a chocolate cake with vanilla butter cream tinted with gel colors. I used black licorice to crate the treads on his wheels. … Read more

My son wanted a homemade Wall E cake for his third birthday. So, I made 2 box cakes. The body of Wall E is a 9 in. square cake pan, three layers. The tire treads are one layer cake, cut in triangular pieces. I made the eyes and neck out of cardboard, glued them, and … Read more

I made this Wall E cake for a friend’s child. It was very easy. I used a sheet cake and cut him out by looking at a picture. I cut the cake in three pieces (body, neck and eyes). The eyes were the most difficult. I actually used a picture of Wall-E and enlarged the … Read more

I baked a 9×13 yellow butter cake for the bottom of the WALL E Birthday Cake, frosted it with white buttercream, then used the Wilton WALL*E mold for the top. The tires were the most difficult, and I used black icing with cornstarch to create the flat black look. I used red hots and Oreos … Read more

I made this Wall E Birthday Cake for my son’s 4th Birthday. Supplies: 3 cake mixes (eggs, oil, water to make cakes), decorator frosting, chocolate frosting, Oreo cookies, black licorice, yellow food color, red food color, sugar letter decorations, and chocolate and vanilla zingers. Directions: make cakes – 1 cake mix divided into two 8×8 … Read more

My grandson wanted a Wall-E cake for his 5th birthday party. In the beginning I didn’t even know who or what was Wall-E but his mother luckily could tell me and showed me a Wall-E DVD. Then I hired a Wilton’s Wall-E cake tin, bought a packet of cake mix, icing sugar and white margarine. … Read more

I made this Wall-E Birthday Cake for my son’s second birthday. I used three cake mixes and made five eight inch squares and some ice cream cone cakes. I used four of the squares for the body, trimming the bottom one in some on the front and back to make it look like he is … Read more

My kids thought that the movie Wall-E was too scary for them, but figured that their Dad would like it because it’s a “boy’s movie.” So, it has become a joke in our house that whenever someone’s birthday comes up, we discuss what kind of cake to make. My kids are adamant that Daddy wants … Read more