Ladybug Cake Help Please..

Decorating By DH2008 Updated 28 Nov 2011 , 5:00pm by DH2008

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DH2008 Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 3:21am
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So a friend of mine wants a ladybug cake for her daughters 1st birthday to match invitations /decor for 40-45 people. She said one big ladybug or a smaller one on a round cake. Surprise her she said. Which would you do for that size of cake? I thought maybe the smaller on top for a "smash" but she said whatever as long as it's cute. BC w/ fondant accents. I've done a single ladybug before but it only served about 25-30. What are your guys thoughts? Im torn between the two. Cake is due next Sat. Thanks a bunch icon_wink.gif

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Nancy_TX Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 3:38am
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A ladybug to feed that many would be so big I would think that you'd start heading into the horror film freakishly large insect range.... icon_eek.gif

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sgalvan62 Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 3:55am
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I say do a small one for smash cake on top of round or square . I have one in my pic's I did for my granddaughter, good luck have fun happy baking!

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NanaSandy Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 4:05am
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There is a recipe in the recipe section that is called crusting cream cheese that works great.

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Nancy_TX Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 4:30am
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Have you searched the forums for "ladybug"?

Here's a cute one done by a CC member:

http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1577671

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DH2008 Posted 28 Nov 2011 , 5:00pm
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Lol...I thought a big one would look crazy too! Thanks for the cake pic, that's the same decor she has too! Think I'll go w/ a smaller ladybug on top, looks better anyway icon_wink.gif

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