Cut-Out Cakes

Decorating By EnMa Updated 21 Oct 2004 , 5:02pm by GHOST_USER_NAME

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EnMa Posted 21 Sep 2004 , 7:02pm
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Hi everyone

I'm looking for cut-out cakes. For instance, if you baked two 8x8 round cakes and cut certain shapes on one cake you could create a unbralla or something else. Then all you need to do is frost it appropriately. I am looking for a book, pamphlet or web site that would show different cut-outs. If you have any information it would be greatly apprecated.

Thanks
EnMa

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GHOST_USER_NAME Posted 22 Sep 2004 , 3:15am
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Couldn't find much and not always 100% what you're looking for. But maybe this will get you started:

Butterfly

Really cute fish

Unicorn

Baby Booties from cupcakes

Another Butterfly

Jet Fighter Plane

Good Luck!!

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Lemondrop Posted 22 Sep 2004 , 4:32pm
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Hi Edna,

I've sent you a private message with my e-mail. I can send you a few scanned pictures.

Denise

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ameena Posted 6 Oct 2004 , 2:51am
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I'm actually looking for some cat cake ideas. I'd prefer not to buy a character cake pan. I'd love to hear other people's ideas.

Here are some links that I found for cat cakes:

http://www.eezplanit.com/kittycat.htm

http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/cartoons/hellokitty/cake.htm

And here is someone's suggestion from the Wilton site:

"You could use a 10" round cut in half for the body, and a 6 inch round for the face. Cut triangles from the second half of the 10" for ears and a curved piece for the tail. Hope the suggestion helps. "


My question is, would the half body be the side view of the cat or the front view of the cat (Just chest and front legs) icon_confused.gif

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GHOST_USER_NAME Posted 21 Oct 2004 , 5:02pm
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HI! Any luck finding your sources????

I was at the library yesterday just sifting through the cookbook section when my eyes landed on this book. I thought of you and brought it home.

I don't know if you can purchase this book any longer, but I'm sure you can find it at your local library.

Easy Cut-Up Party Cakes

published by Kraft General Foods 1993.

There are 40 different cakes included in the book and a few recipes and party tips.

A few Cut-Ups that caught my eye:

Raggedy Ann Doll
Firecracker (individual servings- great idea on the Fourth!)
Witch
Turkey
Reindeer
Santa
Elephant
3-D mouse
A dog that could easily be converted to a make a great Snoopy
2-D Football
Daisy (that would be make a great "Flower Power" statement)
3-D Baby booties (individual servings- too cool!)
Umbrella


HTH!

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