Kindergarten Graduation Cake - Help!!!
Decorating By MicheleF Updated 31 May 2006 , 6:03pm by Kimanalynn
I am making a cake for my son's kindergarten graduation ceremony. Again this is a cake that will be taken to school for EVERYONE to see. Not a cake for the party I'm planning at my house. I have searched through all the graduation pics with nothing catching my eye. They are for seniors graduating. I want to do a tiered cake with more of a juvenial theme. However, I don't really want to use primary colors on the cake because I think that will make it too gaudy. Do you agree or not?? Any ideas or suggestions??
Thanks,
Michele
I'm also doing a cake for my son's kindergarten graduation. I was thinking of doing a sheet cake with a graduation cap on it surround by diplomas with each child's name on it and the borders done in school colors.
Could you maybe make some of the books they've read in class this year or some of the letters or numbers on the cake?
Is there a special way they did anything that or did they achieve something with a fundraiser or something?
I am making a cake for my son's kindergarten graduation ceremony. Again this is a cake that will be taken to school for EVERYONE to see. Not a cake for the party I'm planning at my house. I have searched through all the graduation pics with nothing catching my eye. They are for seniors graduating. I want to do a tiered cake with more of a juvenial theme. However, I don't really want to use primary colors on the cake because I think that will make it too gaudy. Do you agree or not?? Any ideas or suggestions??
Thanks,
Michele
Hi Michele,
I agree with the "gaudy look of primary colors". Are you doing a round or square tier, or both? (or have you even thought about that?) How about icing your cakes with an ivory or white and then using a deep blue or burgundy color as accents? You could do a graduation cap with the tassel out of fondant (either color) as a topper. You could use the same color(s) and make "ABC" & "123" fondant letters/numbers and put them on the sides of the cake with a cool border of some kind. Maybe this idea would spawn additional ideas for you! Hope I helped!!
Elly
Here's some ideas
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-photos_display_7_-4500.html
static link for cake above: http://www.cakecentral.com/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/14109/kindercake2.jpg made by galaglow
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Hi there, when my som graduated from kindergarten. I'm not sure if it was store bought or homebaked, anyhow it was a sheet cake with the schools mascott on there. (A Bee) The school's name was Birney Elementary. So we were the Birney Bees. It was really cute. I don't remember what the saying was on the cake it was so long ago, but I do remember thinking Wow what a great idea.
I think a tiered cake would be awesome for Kindergarten graduation....maybe with some little fondant chalk boards on the sides , some pencils, books, even crayons and glue...would be so adorable. Maybe even write on the front of the tiers or have a bigger chalk board for the topper that says First grade here we come!!
I've seen a cake that I intend to do if any school my kids go to do kindergarten graduation.... it's a sheet cake with a green top (like a chalkboard) and ABC 123 apples on it. then it has lines like the paper they use (with dashes in the middle) that says Congratulations Graduates on it and I have seen the same cake with a few backword letters on it I will see if I can find it..........
here it is... I found it on sugarcraft.com
of course you can change the colors, but I like the primary colors...however yes they can be gawdy.... change things about this cake, I know I will.......
Thanks for the picture. I will probably add some of the ideas but in different color.
Gracias!
Michele
Thanks again for your ideas. I finished the cake and I am pleased on how it turned out. My goal was too keep it still somewhat elegant looking.
The pic is in my photos.
Michele
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