For this Green Eggs and Ham Dr Seuss birthday cake, I followed the instructions of the cake listed on this site with the exception of using Girl Scout cookies for the eggs I had those on hand so I cut the edges off and placed two cookies together then frosted them and added the green … Read more
This was a Dr.Seuss cake I made for a school cake decorating contest and I won first prize. To make the cat I prepared rice krispie treats following the directions on the box then I let it sit until I was able to mold him. After that I decorated him just like I would with … Read more
I made this Dr. Seuss Cake Birthday Cake for my son’s 7th birthday. For the first time, I made fondant from scratch, and it came out great – good texture and good taste. For decoration, I cut small pieces of white fondant, rolled it and the drew a Cat in the hat with food color. … Read more
This Dr Seuss birthday cake idea for the green eggs and ham cake came from Family Fun magazine. The cake (one mix) is baked in two bread loaf pans. Here are the variations I recommend: Tint your yellow cake mix green and add 4 tablespoons of green sprinkles to the batter before baking. This adds … Read more
I got the idea for this Cat in the Hate cake from this website! The main difference is that I did my cake using the star tip of my decorating kit! It took about an hour and a half to do all the stars. This cake is actually made of 6 layers instead of the … Read more
This Cat In The Hat birthday cake was baked in a 9×13 baking dish that was greased and coated in flour. After the cake cooled, I did a crumb coat and put it in the freezer for approx. 20-30 minutes. It is frosted with cream cheese frosting tinted with Wilton royal blue color gel. I … Read more
This Cat in the Hat cake was such a FUN cake to make & decorate. I baked 1 10″ round cake and 1 11X15″ sheet cake. I made a pattern out of a grocery sack first and then was able to carve my cake from this pattern. I didn’t want to waste cake when I … Read more
I got ideas from here and then added my own! This Dr Seuss birthday cake turned out better than expected and loved by all! I started with a 16″ square, then I next made a 10″ round for the hat base. I then made 6″ rounds to form the hat. I could not find a … Read more
These are two cakes I made for a Dr. Seuss celebration at the local library. The star is obviously an easy star-shaped pan. I made the hat cake our of a flat sheet cake since I didn’t want to bake 4 or 5 tiers and was too intimidated to go for the dowels etc. on … Read more
How Horton came to life: A very good friend hooked me up with her cousin. Imagine my delight when she told me the reception would be Dr. Seuss themed and that she wanted a “Horton” cake!!! 45 hours of decorating time and a delivery up to Look Out Mountain and here is what my friend … Read more
This Cat in the Hat Cake was by far one of the most fun cakes I’ve ever done! I started out by lightly tracing a 9×13 & 8″ round pan on a large piece of paper (9×13 for the hat and the 8″ for the head). I then hand sketched the hat outline on the … Read more
My cousin’s daughter just turned one and they were throwing a Horton Hears a Who party. My cousin approached my and asked me if I could make a Horton Hears a Who cake (elephant cake) for the party. I love to bake and usually make the cakes for friends and family’s parties. My cousin had … Read more