Coolest Homemade Batman Signal Birthday Cake Design

Homemade Batman Birthday Cake Design

I made this Homemade Batman Birthday Cake Design for my son’s 5th birthday. I liked the idea of Batman being signaled over Gotham City and created the design myself. I used a 12″x18″ pan for the base and 2 box mixes. The Bat Symbol was made with a small oval pan. I iced the base … Read more

Coolest Dark Knight Joker Cake

Homemade Dark Knight Joker Cake

My son loves the Joker. For this Dark Knight Joker Cake I used red gel for mouth. I traced the Batman shape onto the cake for pattern. I added a couple of Batman characters and bought sprinkles at Halloween time that had Bats in it and dark purple/green sprinkles. It was big hit at the … Read more

Sweet Homemade Batman Cake

Batman Cake

I made this Batman cake last month for my nephew. I could not find anything but a Batman candle to place on top the cake, so I used a hanging decoration as the main image. Be sure to place a thick piece of paper behind the image so the buttercream does not seep through and … Read more

Coolest Batman Cake in Gotham City

Homemade Batman Cake in Gotham City

This Batman Cake in Gotham City was made for my Godchild. He insisted on having a Batman birthday cake and Nanny granted his wish. It is a 9X13 white two layer sheet cake iced with sweet icing made from powdered sugar, Crisco, and water. The filling is vanilla pudding. The rectangle is iced white and … Read more

Cute Homemade Batman Birthday Cake for My Son

Homemade Batman Birthday Cake

I made this Batman Birthday Cake for my son’s fourth birthday, with a Batman theme. I used two circle cake pans, one larger than the other, and stacked them using buttercream frosting. I frosted the entire cake with buttercream, and then rolled out and placed the fondant on top. (I dyed the fondant using blue … Read more

Coolest Batman Picture Cakes How-To Tips 1

The pan is actually a superman one. I looked at a batman picture and using a star tip I piped in the icing black. Icing is very hard to make, you just have to keep playing with it until you like the color. It turns out best when you use Wiltons coloring (black).