For this cake I made the torso and the head ahead of time and let it dry. To support the torso and to be able to stand straight, I used a skewer to hold it up to the head, and just left about 3″ of the skewer at the bottom torso to stick it on … Read more
I made this sweet baby doll cake using the Wilton doll cake tin. I sliced the cake and filled it with buttercream icing and coated the outside too. I then left to chill. I pre-prepared the cake drum with a quilt pattern. I then covered a baby doll body with fondant and gave her a … Read more
The creation of this Little Mermaid doll cake all began on a work day that started at 9 am and lasted until 11 pm… LOL! I’ve never been so tired before starting a cake in my life, but the thought of a smile on my 3 year old granddaughter’s face was a real driving force … Read more
Couldn’t find a regular Elsa “Barbie”, so an ice skating Elsa was purchased instead. Of course, her feet were huge because of the skates (which are permanent), so not only did I have to cut a HUGE hole in the middle for her to fit, I also had to make an extra cake to accommodate … Read more
I made this simple doll birthday cake for my cute little daughter (Mithra) for her 1st Birthday. She is very special baby for me so I decided to make something special for her.But I had no clue about making doll cakes and I didn’t even know how to icing the cake. I didn’t sleep the … Read more
This cake has a pretty funny (now!) story. I was doing the cake for a special little girl. Her mother is a friend and I was very honored when asked to be part of her birthday celebration. After much deliberation over what cake to have for her Cinderella party, this was the chosen one. But … Read more
For this Cinderella carriage cake, I used a wilton ball cake pan to make the carriage and covered it with fondant. The base was a 12″ round 3″ deep pan. The crown and wheels were made of fondunt and sprayed gold. The figurines I purchased at Walmart The base was buttercream colored purple. I covered … Read more
I made this doll cake for my daughter’s 3rd birthday. I made the skirt with a pampered chef round bowl rather than buy one of those expensive skirt pans. Vanilla cake mix, homemade vanilla butter cream. Also made a small round cake to put under the domed cake. I didn’t want to set poor Rapunzel … Read more
I made this pretty pink Disney princess cake for a 4 year girl. It is a chocolate cake layered with chocolate butter cream icing. It’s covered in sugar paste. I couldn’t find my round nozzle and I was about to panic when I realized that I can use a plastic packet and cut the tip off … Read more
For my granddaughter’s 4th birthday party, she decided on the Disney princesses theme with Cinderella, Ariel, and Belle as her main characters. My daughter-in-law purchased the princesses to later be given as her gifts and I baked the cakes using Wilsons classic wonder mold. All three cakes were different flavors. The Barbies were actually too … Read more
When it came time to make my daughter’s first birthday cake I cracked out the old family photo album and decided to imitate my own first birthday cake, made for me by my nana. I’m not sure what flavour cake it was but the look on my brother and cousin’s faces in the picture say … Read more
This is a Sofia the first birthday cake that I made for my granddaughter’s 3rd birthday party. Needless to say she is a huge Princess Sophia fan. I wanted to make the figures myself out of gum paste, however I knew I could never pull that off. I decided that a doll sitting on top … Read more