I made this Batman birthday cake – Arkham City Asylum for my son’s friend’s 21st birthday. He loves Batman, Joker & Riddler! I quizzed my son and he suggested basing the Batman birthday cake on the game version rather than film versions. The game is darker and a bit more unhinged than the films!! Arkham Asylum being … Read more
This is my 3 tier Batman cake that I made for a very special little boys birthday. This was such a fun cake to design. I really wanted to use bright colors for this cake to make it pop. The top tier is for Joker and the flavor is a coconut cake with a strawberry … Read more
This Batman cake was a last minute type cake. It was my oldest son’s eighth birthday and I didn’t have a thing together for his party! I was still getting used to raising twin babies! So, I grabbed a few things I had in the house and ran to the local craft store to get two … Read more
For my husband’s 34th birthday, we threw him a ‘Batday’ party. I made the cake because we all know homemade is better! He is the world’s biggest Batman fan, so picking the theme for the party was easy! We already had homemade Batman party decorations from a previous celebration and naturally all of his gifts … Read more
This homemade batman cake is a 9″ double layer white cake with buttercream filling, frosted with homemade buttercream frosting and covered in homemade marshmallow fondant. Everything on cake is edible and homemade. To make the mask, I used my grandsons plastic batman mask as a template and mold. I rolled out a circle of black … Read more
He loves Batman comics! I had to make him something connected to Batman for his birthday cake. When I saw a picture of a Batman projector on Google images, I knew I could make that out of a cupcake! First I made cupcakes (enough for everyone – but only the birthday boy’s was decorated). Then … Read more
It was due to be my niece’s daughter’s birthday and she is 9 years old. I was asked to bake a cake for her birthday. I had to make the Batman first so it would dry out. I modeled the top half of the body using a dark grey color and made the arms, then … Read more
I made this two tier Batman cake for my son’s best friend’s birthday. The idea is the bat signal is shining above Gothom city. First I made two 8″ round cakes and two 6″round cakes. I used basic butter cream frosting to cover the the two tiers. I frosted the 6″ tier with yellow butter … Read more
I made this awesome 3 tier Batman cake for the son of a friend. She asked if I could make a Batman cake and she wanted it to be super special since Batman is his FAVORITE! I was beyond nervous because I had never made a tier cake before. I watched about a million videos online … Read more
A week in advance, I sculpted the figures and trash cans from gum paste so they would have time to dry. The details of Joker and Batman were hand painted. Each building was made from six 8″ square cakes. One was strawberry, the other white. For each building, I first leveled and stacked 3 cakes, placed plastic … Read more
This was one of my favorite cakes I sculpted this year! My client was surprising his brother for his 50th birthday and asked if I could sculpt his favorite version of the Joker with the saying Its no joke turning 50 in caption bubble. I was super excited.The joker is completely cake sculpted from three … Read more
This Batman cake was one of the easiest cakes I have made so far. My greatest tips are to buy cake mix for the cake and precoloured fondant. It takes the edge off! This cake is a chocolate mudcake underneath. I used dowel and an additional round silver cake base under the top tier. I used a … Read more
I just made 4 cake rounds, 2 boxes of Betty Crocker cake mix. I chose chocolate and rainbow chip. Two cakes each covered in fondant. I buy the Wilton White tubs (2) and make my own colors. I did my sons favorite color purple as the background and base. Frost the cake individually with frosting … Read more
I made this Batman cake for my nephew. It’s one cake mix in a 9×13 pan. the bat sign is a 9 inch cake. I carved it down a little to be more oval. I found a picture of the Bat sign and blew it up to the size I wanted, like 800% or something … Read more
Our oldest grandson was four years old on his birthday in October. He already had plans to dress as Batman for all the fall festivities, so he chose a Batman theme for his birthday party. I made the French vanilla cake in an oval pan and iced it with butter cream/cream cheese icing tinted a … Read more
I made this Batman and Batsignal cake for my son’s 4th birthday. It is a home made sheet of yellow cake, spread with yellow buttercream icing and then covered with white fondant icing. I then washed the cake with some blue paste food colour diluted with vodka. I then dyed some fondant grey and cut … Read more
This Batman picture cake is a regular Dunkin Hines yellow cake mix sheet cake. I baked it according to directions. My son LOVES Spiderman & Batman. Last year I did Spiderman and this year he wanted Batman. I took the idea of Gotham City and Batmans logo in the sky. I printed a picture of … Read more
This year for my boyfriend’s 21st birthday, I decided that I wasn’t going to make the same old birthday cake. He loves Batman so I figured I would try my hand at making the Batman birthday cake. The cake really isn’t anything fancy just your everyday box yellow cake in a 9×11 pan with store … Read more
My son wanted a Batman party. We considered making the bat signal as our cake but it seemed too simple so we went with a Gotham City Cake. As always, I got my inspiration through surfing the web. The bottom cake is a layered strawberry/vanilla with strawberry filling and the top tier is pure chocolate. … Read more
This Batman Birthday Cake & Cupcakes was made for one of my student’s 5th birthday celebration. The top cake is a two layer marble (vanilla & chocolate) cake made with a round 6in mold. I covered it with homemade buttercream frosting (shortening, butter and confectioners sugar) colored with yellow food coloring. The bottom edge of … Read more
For my nephews birthday cake I used color mist spray for the background effects. I sprayed the lightest color first. I then used a stencil for the bat signal and sprayed the darker colors over it. The butter cream transfer helped me get nice detail for the Batman picture.
This Batman Birthday Cake was made from a half sheet cake and a six inch round. The half sheet was iced with buttercream icing and the 6 inch round was covered with fondant. I printed out a Batman logo and traced it on the fondant and then dipped it in black course sugar.
My son Angus was having a batman party for his 5th birthday. He decided he wanted Gotham City with batman flying between the buildings. I CAN DO THAT! I used Betty Crocker’s choc swirl cake mix. I used a large rectangle tin and a round tin, all up using 4 cake mixes. Black buttercream icing … Read more
I used a 12X16 cake pan and made a double layer cake. This Batman cake was huge! In the middle I had raspberry filling and made a cream cheese frosting using Wilton gel coloring. This is wonderful stuff, a little goes a long ways. It was a very easy cake to make. And my 4 … Read more