Car With Princess Driving -- Anyone Have An Idea How To?
Decorating By tobycat Updated 10 Mar 2007 , 4:46am by tobycat
Are you talking about a carved cake or can you do a FBCT?
Not sure how big you need it.... I would take the 3D car and cut the top off...make a fondant "convertible" windshield...and maybe use a doll pick and stick that in the driver's side with a fondant steering wheel. If you need more servings, maybe put the car on top of a sheet cake decorated like a road with grass and maybe some fairy tale looking frogs or flowers or etc.
Not sure how big you need it.... I would take the 3D car and cut the top off...make a fondant "convertible" windshield...and maybe use a doll pick and stick that in the driver's side with a fondant steering wheel. If you need more servings, maybe put the car on top of a sheet cake decorated like a road with grass and maybe some fairy tale looking frogs or flowers or etc.
That's a great idea -- sounds beyond me, but at least it's a starting place.
Also, not sure about the fbct -- can definitely do that one!
Sarah
Not sure how big you need it.... I would take the 3D car and cut the top off...make a fondant "convertible" windshield...and maybe use a doll pick and stick that in the driver's side with a fondant steering wheel. If you need more servings, maybe put the car on top of a sheet cake decorated like a road with grass and maybe some fairy tale looking frogs or flowers or etc.
That's a great idea -- sounds beyond me, but at least it's a starting place.
Also, not sure about the fbct -- can definitely do that one!
Sarah
Beyond you? 
I just looked at your airplane cake.... this will be EASY! The 3D car pan cake, esp without the top part, is a cinch to cover in fondant....and with the doll pick to be your princess, you will have the cake done in no time at all. Truly!
Beyond you? I just looked at your airplane cake.... this will be EASY! The 3D car pan cake, esp without the top part, is a cinch to cover in fondant....and with the doll pick to be your princess, you will have the cake done in no time at all. Truly![/quote]
Thanks for the vote of confidence! I haven't used the 3D car pan yet, so it's always scary thinking about unknown territory. I'll look into the pan and perhaps give this a whirl! 
Sarah
Beyond you?
I just looked at your airplane cake.... this will be EASY! The 3D car pan cake, esp without the top part, is a cinch to cover in fondant....and with the doll pick to be your princess, you will have the cake done in no time at all. Truly!
Thanks for the vote of confidence! I haven't used the 3D car pan yet, so it's always scary thinking about unknown territory. I'll look into the pan and perhaps give this a whirl!
Sarah[/quote]
The 3D pan is the easiest 3D one to bake because its only one piece and you bake it upside down (needs a bit more than one cake mix though to make it full), level it, and turn it out. Its not a pain like the bear or the train or other two piece molds. I did a Lightning McQueen car using it and it was really easy to cover in fondant.
The 3D pan is the easiest 3D one to bake because its only one piece and you bake it upside down (needs a bit more than one cake mix though to make it full), level it, and turn it out. Its not a pain like the bear or the train or other two piece molds. I did a Lightning McQueen car using it and it was really easy to cover in fondant.[/quote]
Just looked at your pics! 
Wow are they great! I saw the Lighning McQueen -- excellent job! I love your cakes! 
Sarah
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