Take a look at these cool homemade Kim Possible cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
I made this Kim Possible cake for my daughters 5th birthday. This cake is a chocolate wacky cake (it uses vinegar instead of milk, which keeps it moist). The icing is a butter icing (because I don’t know any child who would eat fondant icing). I printed a picture of Kim Possible, and then I … Read more
I just randomly found this site, and just happened to have made a Kim Possible cake for my husband. (We both really enjoy the cartoon!) I didn’t use a pattern or anything. I just enjoy looking at a photo and “drawing” it on the cake. This photo was on the internet, and I thought it … Read more
I made this Kim Possible cake for my niece for her sixth birthday. Kim Possible is fairly new to New Zealand so there is not a lot of Kim Possible stuff around. I found a clipart picture on the internet which I printed out then enlarged on the photocopier. I made a large rectangle chocolate … Read more
For my Kim Possible cake, I printed off a common clipart from the internet and cut it out as a guide. Using a 9×13 slab I traced around the template with a toothpick for an outline. I then cut out each section to trace (hair body) and then drew on the details freehand with the … Read more
To ice the cake I drew the Kim Possible face on some thin cardboard and then I cut the forms out and made stencils for each different color that I had to use. I placed the stencils on the cake using toothpicks to hold it still.
Looking at a Kim Possible picture from the internet, I drew Kim Possible on a piece of parchment paper to make her the size I needed. I cut the picture out and laid it on top of the cake (11×15 white cake). I used a toothpick to trace around the edges of the picture, and … Read more
My daughter asked for a Kim Possible cake for her sixth birthday. It was pretty easy to make. I found a picture of Kim that we both liked, and then enlarged it on a copy machine. I cut out the outline of the picture, and then traced the outline onto a 9×13 cake. I cut … Read more
I started with a rectangular cake. I printed the image off on the computer, and placed it on to the cake. I carved around the paper to shape the cake. Then, I iced the Kim Possible cake using butter cream icing.
My granddaughter begged me for a Kim Possible birthday party this year and unfortunately there doesnt seem to be too much out there for cake decorating. So in the end she made me really use my imagination to accomplish this task. I started by baking one round 16in. layer for the base. This was iced … Read more
I am a newbie at decorating and I made this Kim Possible cake for my daughters 5th birthday. My first stab at fondant – homemade butter cream rolled fondant, which was difficult to work with (considering the heat and size I had to roll out to cover the cake). The fondant didn’t taste great because … Read more
For this cake, I started off with an enlarged image of a Kim Possible head (tracing over a Kim picture and photocopying/enlarging the outline). I then baked a large sheet cake and carved the outline for the shape of the head of Kim Possible. I transferred most of the outlines by punching holes in the … Read more