Need Dark Color Tinkerbell Cake Pics And/or Ideas
Decorating By CakeDesigns Updated 24 Apr 2008 , 1:21pm by patticake1951
Hi,
I've searched in the gallery but there are almost no cake with the new dark/bright colors Tinkerbell party theme. Can you help me with some pictures? If photos are not available, any ideas will be greatly appreciated. One more thing....how do I obtain those bright colors.
I leave you the party supplies pic so you know what I'm talking about.
Thank a lot!
Thank you so much for your ideas!
Pottedmeatchunks, that is SO very nice of you to go the extra mile and draw something for me. I really like the color combo you picked. I was thinking more of pink and purple but I think the client wants to go the blue/purple route. Thanks a million!!
HI I made a topsy turvy tink cake that was periwinkle, but you could definately change the colors around it is in my pics. Good luck hope it helps!
I made a tinkerbell figurine out of gumpaste for my cousin. The base I used a midnight blue luster dust. It looked pretty cool! And im sure if you used it for part of the cake also that it would look really nice!
I think the pic of tink is in my pictures and you can probably see the midnight blue color.
found this on a google search
http://www.yoursweetmoments.com/sitebuilder/images/tinkerbell-peyton2-209x288.jpg
Here is one that I have in favs.........I think that this is using the colors you need. Also, I think Wilton makes a tinkerbell icing color kit that you can get at any supply store or online. Also, you might be able to PM the artist that did this cake and ask.......
Hopefully this helps!!! I just think it is so cute!!!
http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1205312
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1168754
There's one I did. The colors I got by combining wilton violet and rose, which I find is more fuschia in color than a rose pink. I made the arbor over her and the topper the mother pulled off a bottle of bubble bath, and I have seen it at Walmart.
Here's the link to one I did a few months ago. Tinkerbell is made from Color Flow.
http://www.freewebs.com/rhopar33/gallery.htm, look on p. 12 of the gallery.
i absolutely love colouring book pages for things like this-especially if they want a certain character on the cake-you could embellish the cake with small flowers and "fairy"swirls and stars or maybe twirly wire with flowers and vines. i make a chocolate plaque/transfer and place it on the cake after i'm finished icing it-you just need a bit of patience to work with melted chocolate (although from most of the cakes i've see everyone has plenty of that)
I did this one...but I don't see why you couldn't make things darker on any design you like??? Are you doing a sheetcake?? Or does it not matter???
There is a black one here somewhere.....well, it was a really dark chocolate fondant but it looked black and it looked awesome!!!
On the one I did, if you used that dark purple around the sides that would darken it up significantly!
Here is the one I made last year for my neice
http://www.cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1093893
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