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I made this for my Grandpa. We are big St. Louis Cardinal's fans. I realized as soon as we were getting ready to cut into it that I forgot the laces on the baseball. It was my first time torting & I used a chcolate ganache filling. It was alot more work & none even noticed. I won't be doing that again. But everyone loved it so that was great.
This is R2D2 from Star Wars. I made this for my son's 9th birthday. I also made it in 2005 for his 7th bday. He had a sleepover with his best friends from school & they all loved this cake! I was brave enough this time to do the zig zags. I should have done a crumb coat because you can see some chocolate cake showing through, but I was very busy & this was done rather quickly. I do think my colors were better on my 2005 version. It is The Cake Mix Doctor's Darn Good Chocolate Cake & everyone loved it
I made this for my Dad's birthday. It is from the Wilton Beginner's Book. My 4 1/2 year old daughter helped. She did the stars & rosettes on the left side. I used the Cake Mix Doctor's Darn Good Chocolate Cake (without chocolate chips) recipe & it was delicious. I doubled the recipe.
I used a small pyrex bowl I had for the baseball. The red icing tasted so Horrible! There is a picture of this cake in a Wilton Beginner's book I have.
I made this for my husband's birthday. He's a huge baseball fan. My four year old had a great time helping.
I'm still practicing. I can't figure out how to make roses so I just made stars & put a small white dot in the middle. There was a picture of this cake that came with the heart shaped pan. I used cream cheese icing & buttercream for the pink & green.
This was my attempt at a cake in the Wilton 2005 Year Book. I just can't figure out how to make rosettes. It says to make a complete turn with the tip, I can't figure that out. So this is how it came out. Everyone loved it anyway :) :)
I made this for my daughter's 4th Birthday. It is a My Little Pony cake I made using the Wilton Precious Pony pan. It is modeled after the pony Fluttershy, since Fluttershy has a pink body and she wanted a pink MLP.
The face was pretty challenging for me. But my daughter absolutely loves her.
I used the Wilton Wondermold cake pan and the doll pick that came with it. I just took off the head of a Barbie we had and put in on the pick.
This is my bobcat cake. I made this kind of as a joke for my dad. So, I didn't want it to be a six hour project!!!! I didn't ice it first or anything like that.
This is Boba Fett from Star Wars. This pan was hard to find & not a cheap buy, that's for sure!! I made these two Star Wars cakes to surprise my son with on his 7th birthday.
This is for my son's 7th birthday. R2 still needs 2 cherry halves on his head, but I won't put them on until the day of the party.
Okay, this was my second cake using a Wilton shaped pan. It turned out great! This was for my daughter's 2nd birthday and she Loved it! I love these cakes, they are so easy. Believe me, if I can do it, you can too!
This was my first attempt at making a cake with a Wilton shaped pan. After I baked it and took it out of the pan, I really thought I'd gotten in over my head! We were just amazed at how it turned out. And even I couldn't believe that I made it myself! If I can do it, ANYone can! My son loved it for his 5th Birthday Party.
This was my first cake! I used 3 or 4 tubes of red food coloring because I didn't even know you could buy the actual icing coloring paste! It turned out great for my son's 4th birthday party. He had a Rescue Heroes Party.
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