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Hungry Caterpillar for my son's first birthday. Smash cake on top!
This cake was very very difficult. Making it a bust wasn't the difficult part...getting all the fondant lines to stay on...now, that was hard! After realizing that water would work but would be messy and run...I just put gel over the entire thing so i couldn't have to carefully add water to have it just run over everything and become a mess. It was much easier that way. Also, rolled the rice krispies way way way to densely....it ended up being too heavy and needed to be supported with rolls of fondant, until we ate it in the morning at 10 am because it was just too unstable. Kid loved it though!
Best cake I've made so far. Loved this one. So hard. My son has just pointed out that I put the wrong number on Thomas. Cake fail. LOL.
Used different crackers and cookies and some brown sugar to get more of a real sand look. got it to stick to the cake with gel.
Felt like cheating to put a plastic toy jake on here, but ran out of time. Printed up the sail too on regular paper.
And of course there were M&Ms inside! They dont keep very well, color bleeds with frosting..but my kid enjoyed it anyway.
Had some difficulty with the planets getting too heavy then ripping right through the fondant with the wires...any suggestions for next time?
My son loved Geronimo, so we made this cute cake for him. Used a small circle cutter to get the holes out of the cake.
Cake for my youngest son's birthday. Lightning McQueen. Gosh this cake was hard! So many details, very difficult to do quickly. Used edible paper and edible markers for the number/flames and the Rust-eze hood detail. Good luck to anyone who is taking this on!
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