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This is the front view of the same cake
This is a terrible mess but a good experiment for me. It is a 3-D cake, the buildings are cake some are frosted and some are covered in fondant. I had a terrible time with the fondant and I was running out of time. The little figures are also fondant but they came out bigger than I wanted. The cakes stayed in building formation easily. I did not use dowels or any other support.
Wilton Cake Pan Strawberry Shortcake
I was given the idea to use trace the image on Rice Paper and then fill in with frosting. I was told that since Rice Paper is so thin that after it was on the cake, it would disintegrate and you would be left with the image. I was also told that rice paper was tasteless. This was my first and only attempt but I can see how it might work but I think the rice paper has to be damp first. The rice paper never even softened for me. I had much better luck with Darth Vader Buttercream Transfer
This was really for my brother's birthday but my daughter insisted I make it for him since Star Wars is his favorite. Darth Vader is a buttercream transfer, this was my first attempt. I wish the detail was more defined but overall it came out fine. Much better than my C3P0
Yes, its Mario! He reached Princess Peach's Castle just in time for the birthday party! Wilton Castle Cake Pan
My daughter insisted I have a Holly Hobbie Birthday as she was my favorite as a little girl. How could I resist. These are Wilton pans from the 70's I got from a seller on Ebay. I did not have instructions so I did my best based on pictures I had seen of these cakes on other sites.
Wilton Cake Pan- adapted the Clown Fish instructions to look a little more like NEMO.
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