This Darth Vadar Birthday Cake was for a little boy that loves Star Wars! So my husband and I cut the fondant out in the shape of the helmet, and also layered some for 3D effect. We used pearl dust to fill in the eyes and the front of the helmet. It turned out awesome, … Read more
Here is what you need for this R2D2 Cake: 1 9×13 cake homemade, freeze about 45 minutes first 3 cups butter cream frosting M&Ms and Twizzlers for embellishments. R2D2 clipart R2D2 clip-art I got a basic outline of R2D2 off the internet, search for “coloring pages”, or “how to draw R2D2”. Then I blew it … Read more
For my son’s 6th birthday, he wanted a Star Wars theme. So, I decided to make an R2D2 Birthday Cake Design instead of buying a store-bought themed cake. I’m a novice cake-maker and I’m not one to follow elaborate recipes, so I figured I’d make it as creatively and easily as possible. I used 2 … Read more
This Chewbacca from Star Wars birthday cake is made with chocolate cake mix. Use the hair tip and different shades of browns and layered the hair until it looked full. I filled in the mouth and eyes first. I used a Chewbacca pan. Another Chewbacca Cake Cake by Mistie W., Queen Creek, AZ I made … Read more
We created this cake for a friend at work. It was constructed with six – 9″ round layer cakes and six batches of Rice Crispy treats. We used our homemade fondant recipe to cover the entire cake and create the design elements. The cake was built on a plastic pipe armature that allowed the center … Read more
I used a 9 inch round cake pan and cut and shaped the head. You cant tell from the picture but I used extra cake to build up the mouth area to give it depth like the real thing. I used Pillsbury cake and Pillsbury frosting tinted black. I didn’t think the Darth Vader head … Read more
This Homemade Star Wars Birthday Cake is an 18×12 cake. It was easy to make due to using the figures on the top. The Storm toppers cost only $5 at the Toy R Us. The spaceship doubles as a cake topper and a gift.
My husband and I collaborated on Star Wars cakes for my nephews seventh birthday party. A couple of days before the party I made the chocolate character molds. I found these on eBay or some similar site. They are used with the meltable chocolate discs found at most craft stores. You can color the white … Read more
For my son’s 6th birthday, he wanted a Star Wars party with a Star Wars cake. We got the idea for this x-wing fighter cake off this same website, with only a few small changes. We made two 9×13 vanilla cakes. Each cake was cut in half length-wise. I used these long pieces to make … Read more
My son wanted a Star Wars cake where the blue and green light sabers were fighting, and the blue was winning. I made a box cake 9×13 pan and cut 4 equal horizontal pieces to make into the light sabers. I iced one blue (on the top so it was winning) and one green. I … Read more
My 5 year old insisted on a Star Wars Storm trooper cake so I searched the internet and only found two examples that I liked. It looks more difficult to do than it actually was to make. This cake was made with two chocolate cake mixes and a rice krispie treats. I cooked one cake … Read more
I made this R2D2 3D cake for my son’s 7th Birthday. I got the idea from other R2D2 cakes on your web site. I started with store bought cake mixes. I used 4 boxes of cake mix. I made 3 9×13 cakes 2 chocolate and one yellow. I made 2 8inch round cakes yellow. I … Read more