I made this Bratz cake for my niece’s 5th birthday party. I also used the transfer method previously mentioned by Christy M. (freezing as you go). Unfortunately when I peeled back the wax paper a lot of my transfer stayed on the paper. I think I must not have worked quickly enough. I had to … Read more

This website helped me create this awesome Bratz Cake for my daughters 5th birthday. I was convinced that it would turn out to be a disaster but by following the Gel Transfer method (using black gel trace a picture onto wax paper and then place the traced bratz picture on your cake press gently and, … Read more

Two different cakes – one made for 7-year old twins and another made for 8-year-old classmates who share the same birthday. As with virtually all sheet cakes I create, I found an image on the computer, then print and enlarge it (in the case of the boy/girl Bratz I had to combine two images). Then … Read more

For this Bratz cake I outlined (freehanded) a Bratz girl’s face onto the cake. I then filled it in with all kinds of colored buttercream.

I used two Betty Crocker cake mixes to back the cupcakes. There were about 45 cup cakes. In December I had made a cupcake Spiderman cake after seeing something similar in a grocery store bakery. My daughter Anya wanted me to modify the cake to be a Bratz birthday cake. I positioned the cupcakes similar … Read more

For this Bratz cake I photo copied and enlarged a colouring picture and then traced it onto baking paper. I cooked two rectangle butter cakes, two packets per each cake (a total of 4 packets were used). I cut one side of each cake and placed them together so they were flush with each other. … Read more

I made this Bratz birthday cake for my neighbors granddaughter. I traced the photo using wax paper. I always use butter cream icing.s granddaughter. I traced the photo using wax paper. I always use butter cream icing.

Olivia wanted a Bratz doll on her cake – so we found a picture on the web just browsing under Bratz toys, copied it off and enlarged it to fit an 11 x 15 pan.

For my daughters fifth birthday she wanted a Bratz birthday cake. After searching online for coloring pages I finally found one that would be fairly easy. I printed it out and blew it up at Kinko’s. I transferred the picture onto wax paper then I rolled out the fondant and transferred the picture onto that. … Read more