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I used a 9x13 cake and iced it all in green for the grass, then cut off popsicle sticks to make the fence, added the clothesline and the little t-shirts spell out the baby's name, Charlee, and then added the flowers and the trim. It was a big hit at the baby shower.
My niece is a huge reptile and animal lover, but her favorite are snakes. The last two years in a row she has asked for a snake cake for her birthday. This is last years snake. I cut it out in the snake shape of a 9x13 cake. I sprayed green icing around the bottom of the snake for the "grass", iced the snake with light chocolate icing, then piped on the design with darker chocolate icing. For the eyes I used brown M-n-M's and the tongue was made out of a piece of twisty red licorice.
I cut this one out of a 9x13 also and then iced it in the red and white. My son was a red Power Ranger freak at the time, so this cake was a hit for him.
On this one I did two 9x13 cakes and put them together. Iced the whole thing in chocolate icing. Added the track and train station and trains and then used green icing and piped on flowers and "grass" around the track and around the bottom of the cake. I kind of cheated by using the toys, but it is a great idea when doing it for a kids, in this case a nephew, who then gets the toys as gifts to be played with later. He LOVED it!!
I cut the face out of a 9x13 cake. Iced the whole thing in red, then added the white icing for the eyes and then piped on the black to ouline and to make the mask. My 5 year old son and 8 year old nephew were so happy!
An Elmo cake using a 10 inch round pan, then cutting out around the outside to make the eyes and decorating the whole thing with icing.
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