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Wall-e was made from a single cake mix, using 6" cake pan. Two for the base with 1" of buttercream between, and one cut diagonally for his tracks. White and chocolate fondant cover the base. The eyes are made with "Twinkies" stuck together after covering with fondant using popsicle sticks. The eyes are sitting on wooden dowls covered with fondant. His arms are popsicle sticks covered with fondant. I was going to put a roach on his shoulder but couldn't find one in time.
This cake was my first doll. She is covered with fondant with ruffling at the base. It took a while to remember how to do the ruffling but once I got started it went fairly quickly. My seventeen year old neice loved it.
The frog on the cake was actually a small 3D teddybear tilted so the teddy ears become the frog eyes, the legs in front were added for detail.
My son who was turning 4 was a huge Star Wars fan. He requested an R2D2 cake. A visit to my favourite cake decorating shop got the creative juices going and this was the result. Not bad for an rookie!
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