My son asked me for a 3D Wall E birthday cake for his 6th birthday. I looked around for different ideas and then I took a shot at it. Well, here it is. His eyes are made of Styrofoam which I cut out very carefully around the picture of his eyes. His arms are made … Read more

I used the Wilton Wall E Cake pan for this cake. I purchased the pan used on e-bay to save money. It came with directions. I found them a little confusing and time consuming so I just used the picture as a guide and filled it in. This Wall E Birthday Cake Design was quick … Read more

My son Vidjay wanted a Wall.E cake for his 6th birthday. I started out with 2 round 26cm chocolate cakes, cut a square out, used what was left for his wheels and eyes. Covered it all in Italian meringue creme. Used cookies for decoration, eyes are made from mmf. Black cherry filling from Hartley’s. Because … Read more

This Disney’s Wall-E Birthday Cake was done for my son’s 7th birthday. It has 5 layers of chocolate mud cake (very heavy to carry). The head was made out of Rice Krispies, the arms are 2 Chomp chocolate bars rolled up with ready to roll fondant. The wheels are Oreos as well as some smaller … Read more

This is my first Wall-e cake attempt. It turned out well. I made two 1/4 sheet cakes. I cut one of the cakes in half and put the halves on top of each other icing between them for the body. I cut the eyes and the neck out of the other sheet cake. I also … Read more

I baked this Wall-E birthday Cake for my son’s 3rd birthday. I got ideas from other pictures on this site and from a picture I saw on internet. I baked 5 8 inch square cakes. Stack four cakes for the body frost with buttercream icing (tinted with yellow and a little orange gel). Cut last … Read more

I made this Wall E cake for my son’s birthday party. I baked one 9X13 cake and one 8×8 cake and cut out pieces to make WALL-E’s wheels, arms, eyes and neck. Then, I made buttercream icing and colored it yellow for the body and used chocolate icing for the wheels and trim. I added … Read more

This Wall E 6th Birthday Cake was easier with two people! My husband actually ended up making the head and arms for me. The body of Wall E is basic three layer 8″ square cake; however to make it look free standing you have to remove a portion of the bottom cake and frost it … Read more

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