This was the best birthday cake I have made and our son loved it. We had a pirate birthday theme for his 4th birthday. I got all my ideas from this website for a pirate ship cake because I am not a professional cake maker but just do my best. Before I go into what … Read more
The party theme was pirates, but I couldn’t find any cool decorations so I decided to use my son’s Playmobil pirate toys and just make the Treasure Island Scene cake. I gathered them up, designed the ship on the water side in blue and placed the land pieces in sand, the tan section. Because I … Read more
This Pirate Birthday Cake is a cake I baked and decorated using 2 9″X13″ cakes and 1 round cake. I placed the 2-9X13’s side by side (trim the top of each to make flat and reserve the excess for a beach area) on a prepared cake board and iced them with blue icing that did … Read more
I made this Pirate Ship 5th Birthday Cake for my son’s birthday. The bottom of the cake (ocean) is a 12×18 cake pan with store bought cake mix and tub icing tinted blue. The ship is from a 11×15 cake pan using buttercream icing tinted brown. The ship is cut from the 11×15 pan and … Read more
My Aunt MJ and I created this Homemade Pirate Cake for my son’s 5th Pirate birthday party. We started with a 11 x 17, and two round cakes (confetti white). We used chocolate icing. The poles were made out of wooden scewers and the crows nest was a pirate cupcake cups. We used dyed blue … Read more
I had a request to make a Pirate Ship Birthday Cake and then I found a picture of one on the CookDuke website. I followed the instructions and this is how my cake turned out. Everything is edible except for the plastic men and the skewers used for the flag masts.
This pirate birthday cake is a simple sheet cake with crumbled graham crackers and brown sugar sand buttercream frosting .Details and plastic coins around the edges for my twins birthday party. birthday party.
I used a 16×2 round for the base, 6×2 round cut in half for the ship and the Island was sculpted with another 6×2 round. I covered it with lots of whipped frosting to create the scene. Disneys Peter Pan figurine set was used as the highlight. I went to a specialty cake decorating shop … Read more
I got the pirate ship cake idea from your website. I made two 8-inch round cakes, and put them together with frosting in the center. I then put them in the freezer over night (per directions from your site). The next day I took it out of the freezer, drew my ship shape on a … Read more
This pirate birthday cake was for my sons 6th birthday. For the ship I used Wilton’s football pan and a round cake cut to fit to make the ship taller. The ship sat on top of a sheet cake iced with buttercream icing to look like water. I molded sharks with Wilton’s candy melts, which … Read more
My brother made this for my sons 5th birthday (my son is totally obsessed with pirates). I baked five 8-inch round cakes – my brother then proceeded to cut them up and shape it to look like a boat. He held together most of the pieces with wooden skewers. Icing was pretty simple: butter, icing … Read more
I threw a Pirate Party for my sons fifth birthday so of course I had to make a pirate ship birthday cake. Here is how I made it: I made two 13 x 9 cakes and two 8 inch round cakes. I cut one round cake in half to make the front triangle shape in … Read more