Take a look at these cool homemade Monster High cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
My daughter wanted a Monster High cake for her 9th birthday since she love those dolls so first I made a square cake and a round one. The square cake I cut out pictures of the dolls from the boxes the dolls came in then taped them to toothpicks and used them for cake toppers … Read more
Monster High dolls happen to be my favorite dolls out there. More than anything I think it’s because it is hard to pull an ugly cake when you include one of these dolls bit I made a fabulous Monster High Frankie Stein birthday cake. I started with a marble cake which I layered with a delicious … Read more
The Monster high cake I made for a special friend’s 10th birthday. She loves Draculaura. The cake is red velvet covered in marshmallow fondant. Draculaura is made form flood icing – my fav new cake media I think EVERYONE should try! The cupcakes are iced with cream cheese frosting and topped with flood icing skullets. One of … Read more
I have my home base business. I learned all on my own, no courses. I started a year ago. It’s such a great job, I love it! This Monster High birthday cake a lady asked me to do. I asked her if she had a picture that she wanted to have similar to. This is the result, … Read more
My cousin Tanya made this Monster High cake for my daughter’s 9th birthday. She and her friends love Monster High so we wanted to surprise her with a great cake. She made the cake a red/yellow marble and decorated it with the Monster High skull and cross bones. She made black x’s and pink hearts … Read more
I made this Monster High Draculaura cake for my niece Aria’s 7th birthday. I used two strawberry cake mixes. A pampered chef mixing bowl was used for the dress and a 10 round cake pan for the bottom. I made a buttercream frosting. She loved it!
When I heard that my neighbor’s niece’s birthday celebration was about the Monster High characters, I stepped to the challenge. The bottom cake was 14″ single layered made with butter cream icing infused with almond extract. I topped this creation with a 9″ two layered cake; I copied an image of a Monster High skull and later transferred the image … Read more
My 7 year old daughter wanted a Monster High cake, so I decided to utilize some of the legless dolls that hang around our house! To do this I used a pampered chef batter jug/bowl and used a double size Victoria sponge recipe. I covered the cake in black fondant, made a hole then shoved … Read more
My best friend’s daughter wanted a “Monster High” cake for her 6th birthday. I started out by making the trade mark skull out of fondant. I found a picture on line and blew it up. I traced it on to the fondant with a pairing knife and then cut it out. This one was black. … Read more
I have always wanted to make a doll cake for my daughter, but she is not what you would call a “Barbie girl.” She does, however love the Monster High dolls and Web cartoon. So this year I decided to make a Rochelle Goyle from Monster High doll cake for her. New dolls that she … Read more
The Monster High doll cake was for my niece who was turning 12. She loves Monster High! I started off with the Wilton Doll Cake Pan and figured it would be easiest to buy the printed sugar paper in zebra print and also the Scrolly Design. I air brushed the whole cake first and then … Read more
I made this Abby Monster High doll cake for my daughter’s 12th birthday. It took 3 cake mixes. I used the pampered chef mixing bowl for the dress. I used a 10 round cake pan for the bottom. My daughter came up with the design. I made a butter cream frosting. Everybody loved it!