Teapot Cakes

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bostonterrierlady Posted 6 May 2006 , 12:13am
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I need some help doing a teapot cake. I have a wondermold pan. Do I make two and put them together? Any advice or pictures would help.
Thanks.

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partsgirl25 Posted 6 May 2006 , 2:31am
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I believe that most people use the ball pan & cut off part of the bottom so it will sit flat. I'm not sure if the wondermold would work. I think i've seen where they use the mini wondermolds for the cups.

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janetwhitson Posted 6 May 2006 , 3:17am
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I made a teapot cake about a month ago. I two pyrex/glass bowls and put them together. The hardest part for me was the spout and handle. I tried making them with sugar cookies but they wouldn't stay up and broke. So , I cut them out of cardboard and iced them like the rest of the cake. I have a picture of it in my photos...please use it as a guide...it was my first attempt at fondant and I was also in a hurrry....hope this helps. Also here are some websites that might help:

http://www.creativecookskitchen.com/teacake.html

http://www.marsbrightideas.com/birthdays/themes/teaparty/cakestreats/c_1368_1.jsp

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mommachris Posted 6 May 2006 , 4:27am
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You can use the wonder mold. You just get a taller more coffe pot type look. Just bake one of them.

Type "tea pot" in the search window here on the upper right hand
corner. You'll see another page that list Gallaries as an option. Click on that and you'll get a whole page or two of just tea pots from cc members.

I'm sure there is one in there with the wonder mold...I saw it myself.

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elvis Posted 6 May 2006 , 5:25pm
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Hi-- The one that's in my photos is from a wonder mold pan. I was just experimenting and so I didn't bother with slicing and filling it-- but i'm sure that would work. Good luck!

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partsgirl25 Posted 6 May 2006 , 10:52pm
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elvis, I really like the way your teapot turned out. I'll have to try that. I've been looking for some ways to use my wondermold besides doll cakes.

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bostonterrierlady Posted 8 May 2006 , 1:25am
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Thanks everyone. Still looking for more pictures.

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Kitagrl Posted 8 May 2006 , 1:33am
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Sometimes Google Images is a good search tool...try "teapot cake" there...

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Loucinda Posted 8 May 2006 , 3:25am
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Here is one of mine. I use the sports ball pan.

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bostonterrierlady Posted 8 May 2006 , 3:39am
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very cute.

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beany Posted 8 May 2006 , 3:44am
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Quadcrew, that cake is so pretty!

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Loucinda Posted 8 May 2006 , 4:19am
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Thank you ~ I have made quite a few of them now! They are not real diffficult to do. The hardest part is making the spout and the handle (free forming out of gumpaste or fondant) Making sure they are not too big ~ and getting them dry before putting the cake together.

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socake Posted 8 May 2006 , 8:11am
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I have made a couple of royal Albert teapots using a 6inch petal shaped pan and a 6inch round pan stacked and carved a little.

I covered the cakes with fondant and painted little flowers in blues and purples to resemble the Memory Lane pattern of the Royal Albert china set.

There area a few photo's in my album.

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