My son is a huge Star Wars fan and has NOW been into the Mace Windu Lightsaber. So he asked me to make him a Lightsaber cake. I made this cake out of rice crispy treats and fondant. The bottom layer was chocolate cake with vanilla frosting with blue dye. I cut a strip of … Read more
I made this Star Wars Light Saber cake for my son’s surprise 7th birthday party. It was created using about a dozen Twinkies and store-bought canned white frosting. I used a very large cutting board, covered with wax paper, as the plate. I used food coloring to create the different colors of icing. It was … Read more
I made this R2D2 Birthday Cake for my son for his 5th Birthday. He loves Star Wars and he really wanted an R2D2 cake. It has 4 layers of home made vanilla cake (which is a little denser than store bought and a whole lot better tasting) and one layer of chocolate on top. The … Read more
I found the most adorable mini Star Fighter cakes on this website so I decided to attempt a LARGER version! First off I went and bought two black (front and back) foam boards and cut out the two wings. I then used white duck tape to add the details. I made two regular sized bundt … Read more
My son and daughter are 2 years and 2 weeks apart, so we have a “combined” birthday party. My son is a Star Wars fanatic and my daughter was turning one, so by default she ended up with a Star Wars birthday too, but if I do say so myself, we made a pretty cool … Read more
This cake was for our Cub Scouts Pack cake contest which was based on Favorite movie themes. My son has been a Star Wars fan since birth so when I saw the star wars cakes pictured here I thought I would give it a whirl! The only restriction for the scout event is that the … Read more
The body of this Star Wars Birthday Cake is a 3 layer 10 inch round cake. The ship’s body is sculpted out of rice crispy treats covered in marshmallow fondant. R2D2’s body is a marshmallow (hidden in the ship) and the top made of fondant. I made the wings by spreading melted white chocolate on … Read more
