We looked all over for ideas on a Caillou cake for our daughters second birthday. When I couldn’t find a cake pan I came up with the idea to buy (on eBay) a 2002 Bob the Builder Wilton cake pan and to make a Caillou cake from it. I purchased colors that I thought would work and my husband (yes my husband!) made the magic happen.
He started by outlining in brown and then slowly added the rest. We used a large star tip for everything except the outline eyes, mouth etc. I think the most difficult thing was to get the colors vibrant enough. We went to a cake shop and Michael’s for the colors and they sold a flesh tone which made it easy for his skin.
I think this Cailou cake turned out really nice and our daughter was very excited!
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Cake by Terri T., Ontario, Canada
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I made this cake for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. I used a picture of Caillou as a guide and made a two-layer round cake. I drew his face on with a cake-mate tube of black icing. I made his cheeks rosy with peachier icing and red sprinkles and used candy stars as decoration all around.
By far one of the easiest cakes I’ve made!
![Caillou Cake Photo](https://www.coolest-birthday-cakes.com/files/2017/02/caillou-01.jpg)
This cake was made for my daughters 2nd birthday. I didn’t want to buy the Caillou cake pan and use it only once, so I used a round casserole dish to bake it in.
I practiced drawing the features a few times first. I iced the cake using a homemade butter cream icing which I tinted flesh color using a very small amount of yellow food colouring and just a peck of red.
The features were piped on in black icing and I surrounded the cake with primary coloured smarties. The cake is easy cake to make and the kids loved it!
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