Deer Cake
1st disaster! Yellow/Choc cake w/BC. Antlers are foil wrapped wire covered in melted choc. Left antler leaned a bit and after about 40 min. gravity took over and deer did a nose dive. I was able to get it set back up w/out antlers. Customer was really great about and someone joked that he got a buck & a doe for the price of one! Lesson learned- this was my first deer and now I know where to support differently. Got GREAT directions from boween after I did this one-may try hers next time!
i think this looks amazing. sorry the antlers fell off
What a great cake! My dad would love this one! :)
FIRST deer!! You are Good Girl! My husband would get his gun if he saw this! LOL
WOW!!! This is just amazing work! I don't see a "disaster" at all.
Looks great! Don't they usually shed their antlers this time of year anyway? :wink:
Thanks-I didn't take a picture of the disaster part. That's a good one about shedding the antlers. I also think it looks more like Bambi than a "manly" buck. Thanks for all the wonderful comments.
Lools great to me, my grandson wants a deer cake for his birthday, need your directions
could you send me the directions i am doing a buck cake for my brother and i am having a hard time thanks [email protected]
this is wonderful, especially for your first. I have a groom's cake in September and they want it to be a buck, any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, [email protected]
vanita if you will get me your email I will try to send you some directions. olberg, I have tried emailing you but get delivery failure message and julitre1, I just sent you directions. Thanks for all the great comments!
I think this was an awsome job antlers or not will love the instructions [email protected]
i love your cake and if your not sick of sending out directions i'd love them [email protected]
This is an awesome cake. How did you get the nose attached to the head? I would love directions!
I have directions for a MUCH better buck and will get those out asap. Here's a start for mine- the neck is the wonder mold pan, back is an 11 x15 trimmed and built up for shape. The head is (2) 6" layers with a 3rd carved and built up for the nose and then cake pieces for the end of the nose. Under the head there are supports and I cut a plastic cake board (corrugated) to fit from nose to back of head.( SHOULD have doubled or even tripled this!) There were holes made for the antlers to go through.
can you email instructions to make this cake please need for July 04, 2007 wedding. Thanks [email protected]
This looks great! I would love some instructions for this if you wouldn't mind. A friends 40th B-Day coming up soon. This would be perfect. [email protected] in Advance!
i think this looks amazing. sorry the antlers fell off
What a great cake! My dad would love this one! :)
FIRST deer!! You are Good Girl! My husband would get his gun if he saw this! LOL
WOW!!! This is just amazing work! I don't see a "disaster" at all.
Looks great! Don't they usually shed their antlers this time of year anyway? :wink:
Thanks-I didn't take a picture of the disaster part. That's a good one about shedding the antlers. I also think it looks more like Bambi than a "manly" buck. Thanks for all the wonderful comments.
Lools great to me, my grandson wants a deer cake for his birthday, need your directions
could you send me the directions i am doing a buck cake for my brother and i am having a hard time thanks [email protected]
this is wonderful, especially for your first. I have a groom's cake in September and they want it to be a buck, any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, [email protected]
vanita if you will get me your email I will try to send you some directions. olberg, I have tried emailing you but get delivery failure message and julitre1, I just sent you directions. Thanks for all the great comments!
i love your cake and if your not sick of sending out directions i'd love them [email protected]
I have directions for a MUCH better buck and will get those out asap. Here's a start for mine- the neck is the wonder mold pan, back is an 11 x15 trimmed and built up for shape. The head is (2) 6" layers with a 3rd carved and built up for the nose and then cake pieces for the end of the nose. Under the head there are supports and I cut a plastic cake board (corrugated) to fit from nose to back of head.( SHOULD have doubled or even tripled this!) There were holes made for the antlers to go through.
I think this was an awsome job antlers or not will love the instructions [email protected]
This is an awesome cake. How did you get the nose attached to the head? I would love directions!
can you email instructions to make this cake please need for July 04, 2007 wedding. Thanks [email protected]
This looks great! I would love some instructions for this if you wouldn't mind. A friends 40th B-Day coming up soon. This would be perfect. [email protected] in Advance!