Cat In The Hat Cake

Decorating By niccicola Updated 7 Jul 2011 , 2:43pm by jason_kraft

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niccicola Posted 7 Jul 2011 , 2:02pm
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I have already contacted the original designer for this cake, but I wanted to get your opinion on this.

How should I go about making the cat and also how to get the hat stable and supported.

Thanks!

It's the picture on the front page, cat in the hat
http://www.citycakesny.com/

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kristinhintz88 Posted 7 Jul 2011 , 2:21pm
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Hello! Super cute idea! I think you can carve the cat from cake or use half of the Wilton's sports ball pan and cover in fondant. Use fondant/gum paste for the ears. You can make the hat from 4 or 6 inch round cakes and use just a cardboard cake circle to support it and dowel the cat's head for support. It should be ok to use a Wilton white plastic dowel through the center of the hat at an angle to dowel it. The brim of the hat can just be a dried gum paste circle. HTH!

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jason_kraft Posted 7 Jul 2011 , 2:43pm
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If this cake is for a customer you'll probably also want to obtain permission from Dr. Seuss to use a likeness of Cat in the Hat in order to avoid copyright infringement.

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