My son wanted a pirate party for his 6th birthday. I surfed the web and found lots of great ideas for kid cakes. I found this Pirate Ship cake and added my own touch to it. Basically, you need to make a normal cake recipe using two 9-inch round cake pans. After the cakes cool, cut both … Read more
I found really easy directions online for making pirate cakes. And to be honest, I had an easier time frosting/decorating this cake than I do just a simple 2-layer cake. Use two 8-inch round pans. Cut cakes in half, and stack on top of one another with frosting in between each layer, flat sides all … Read more
I made this 3D pirate ship cake for my son Grant. The sails and mast is not edible but the rest of the cake is. You can make a lot of accessories before the time. Like the treasure chest, anchor, shark fins, railing for the edge of the ship, the lanterns and the canons. They … Read more
My mother in law and I chose the best pirate ship picture we could find from all the pirate ship cakes that we saw and went that. We used a Wiltons football cake pan. We put the two halves together to make a full football and cut the back off for the back of the … Read more
My son’s party was a pirate theme party. I had seen some pics online, and he had some ideas (a small pirate set we got at the dollar store he wanted on the cake) so I combined the two. The cake was a pirate island treasure chest in one. For the island, I baked half … Read more
I went on this site and took a few ideas from several of the other pirate cakes. I started with 2 9X13 cakes for the base. I then baked 2 loaf pans as well for the ship. The base of the ship is one full loaf and then part of the other to make the … Read more
My husband and I made this Pirate Ship cake for our son’s 4th birthday as he was having a Pirate Party. We used two sponge cake sheets and a madeira cake loaf purchased from the supermarket which we shaped into a pirate ship. We then placed the cake in the freezer, having given it a … Read more
This Pirate Ship Cake was a first birthday cake for a friend’s son. She wanted to do a pirate theme, and I was happy to oblige. This was definitely a simple cake, and I will be making it again sometime. I started with one sheet cake for the bottom, and two 8in square cakes. Place … Read more
This Pirate Cake is a simple loaf cake made from a quarter sheet cut in half and stacked. The figures are laminated figures I made from drawings my friend Van drew for me. The buttercream frosting I made from scratch – tastes better than store bought. I’m thinking the figures would have looked great on … Read more
I made this homemade pirate ship cake for my son’s 7th birthday. I used 2 boxed marble cake mixes and canned frosting to make the base of this ship and 1 yellow cake mix for the island and the stern of the boat. The island is a round cake with frosting and covered in brown … Read more
I looked at cakes on this website and some pictures of pirate ships. Then got my mom’s old fashioned vanilla cake recipe and a chocolate wedding cake recipe (both were firmer not too moist cakes that would be good for stacking). I knew the bow and stern would have more cake, so I made 2 … Read more
My friend called me for her son’s 4th birthday. He wanted a carrot cake, but not any kind of carrot cake, a Pirate Ship Cake Design. So here is what I created from 2 round cakes. I used cream cheese icing for the first layer and fondant to cover everything. The fence, the flag, the … Read more