Need Help With Ideas On Mixed Themed Holiday Cake - Thanks!

Decorating By Caralinc Updated 28 Aug 2009 , 7:14pm by veronica720

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Caralinc Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 4:19pm
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Hi all,

I've just been asked to make a cake that is has a mixed holiday theme. Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Reason for this crazy request you ask? Well, my office wil be laid off in mid Oct. and we are throwing a last big horrah and they asked me to make a cake w/ all the different holidays wishing everyone "Good Luck".

I would be making a sheet cake as it will be easier to carry to work on the train and so forth.

Could anyone provide some ideas about how to pull this all together?? I am stumped.

Thanks in advance!! icon_smile.gif

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Bluehue Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 4:38pm
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Considering we don't *do* Thanksgiving over here - and Halloween is a tad popular icon_confused.gif -

What about a cake in Christmas colours - with accents deplicting Halloween and TG..

Sorry, thats all i can think of - icon_redface.gif
Plus i wanted to *bump* this up for you.

Bluehue

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veronica720 Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 4:47pm
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'Hallankmas', mmm could be interesting to see what others come with. I am thinking but not much is happening...lol....seriously though

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holly4409 Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 5:11pm
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What about a cake decorated with fall colors (icing and border) and snowflake and black cat decorations?

or blue with white snowflakes and a candycorn and fall leaf border...

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Caralinc Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 5:52pm
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veronica720 - I know hehe- this is very challenging LOL . Since we will not be celebrating the holidays as we normally would they wanted to throw them all together. ARG!!

Great ideas so far!! Please keep'em coming, no matter how bazzar you may think. Anything will help.

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SugarFiend Posted 27 Aug 2009 , 8:25pm
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How 'bout "The Nightmare Before Christmas"? Jack Skellington, etc. I'm not sure how to tie Thanksgiving in, but Halloween and Christmas would be covered!

It also seems morbidly fitting, considering the occasion...

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tatorchip Posted 28 Aug 2009 , 12:52am
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Originally Posted by SugarFiend

How 'bout "The Nightmare Before Christmas"? Jack Skellington, etc. I'm not sure how to tie Thanksgiving in, but Halloween and Christmas would be covered!

It also seems morbidly fitting, considering the occasion...


I agree and for TG just add a turkey and fall leaves on a kitchen table maybe in a corner

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JoJo0855 Posted 28 Aug 2009 , 1:06am
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Bypass all those holidays and go straight for New Year's Eve ... Father Time and the New Year's baby - representing the end of one chapter and the beginning of the next.
Good luck to all in finding new employment opportunities!!

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Caralinc Posted 28 Aug 2009 , 1:23pm
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Thanks guys!! Theses are some great ideas!! Personally, I am looking forward to my next chapter, cause now I can spend more time on my cakes!! icon_smile.gif

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sambugjoebear Posted 28 Aug 2009 , 1:41pm
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I was thinking of a square cake and make it look like a picture cube- have a holiday them on each of the sides and do something funky fun for the top (combine all holidays). For the 4th side you could do New Years if you wanted. Good luck! icon_smile.gif

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veronica720 Posted 28 Aug 2009 , 7:14pm
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Oh I really like the cube thing, that would be so cool. Maybe just being a square wouldn't make it to much of a pain to carry on the train.

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