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strawberry cake on bottom, white cake is chest top. covered in rolled buttercream... the chest was resting on the bottom with dowel supports (I'll try to load a separate pic of that).
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By misha35
Jun 24, 2007
Carved chest covered in fondant and airbrushed. Cape is fondant and the emblem is royal done with the pin prick method. The bride had a strip of photos on the table with it of the groom as a 4yo dressed as superman. They were black and white and the emblems were colored in. Super cute!
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By KoryAK
Jul 2, 2007
Fondant covered Treasure Chest. 4 black dowel rods hold the lid open. I used fondant for the gems and pearls. There are 2 small batter operated lights that look like jewels inside (found at Wal Mart) Sand is brown sugar. I always loved the foil wrapped coins! The lock is royal icing with luster dust.
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By DecoratorJen
Jul 4, 2007
This is for a friends little boy.... he loves the Pirates of the Carribean.... so he wanted a treasure map themed cake. Mostly everything is either wooden or stickers placed on foam board and attached. Thanks Cambo for the inspiration....
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By SugarBakerz
Jul 4, 2007
11x15 sheet cake iced in BC. treasure chest is molded out of rice krispies treats and covered in BC. filled w/ chocolate coins and candy necklaces. happy birthday sign and pirate flag made of fondant. sand is crushed graham cracker.
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By sweetpea8
Jul 13, 2007
I carved a rectangular shape out of square cakes and stacked to make chest. I used rice krispies for the lid. The "TREASURE" is diamonds (rock candy) ring pops, candy bracelets and choc coins. I used fruit by the foot for the straps. Thanks for looking
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By my2sunshines
Jul 15, 2007
I made this for my daughter's Pirates of the Caribbean party back when the first movie came out. I didn't cut the rounded top off the top layer of cake to give the look of the lid. I used buttercream frosting. And used beads, candy coins, rings, pearls, and a foil lock for accents. I used brown sugar for sand.
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By rhettsgirl
Jul 16, 2007
This is a full top FBCT. After I put the frozen FBCT on the cake I added some white "caps" to the water and swirled Corn Syrup on the water to give it a wet look. Thanks to "darkchocolate" for her help of achieving realistic looking water.
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By Steady2Hands
Jul 19, 2007
Two small cakes stacked and frosted. Lid is piece of cardboard covered in tinfoil and frosted. Decorate with small treasures
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By boysmom4
Jul 19, 2007
Treasure Chest Cake I made for my son's 4th Birthday party
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By danielsdisneymom
Jul 21, 2007
everthing on this cake is edible! for all the beer lovers. the lids and pull tabs are tinted white chocolate. the cans are carved cake then wrapped with a printed label from a food printer onto edible icing sheets. to make the chocolate handle I used a matchbox race track to mold it (it bends to the wide you want.
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By tripleD
Jul 22, 2007
Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Almond BC. Fondant Treasure Chest the inside was coated with milk chocolate, filled with cake ball mix and then the coins put on top and painted with non-toxic gold.
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By MelZ
Jul 24, 2007
I made this with MMF using a wood plank impression mat. coated the inside with milk chocolate, filled it with cake ball mix and then placed the coins on top and painted it with non-toxic gold.
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By MelZ
Jul 24, 2007
First of all, thank you to every CC'er that has posted a treasure chest cake. I looked at many pictures for inspiration. I made it my own by making a treasure map replica of his invitation. The lid is cake, but next time I will make it out of rice krispies treats, the lid was way too heavy. I made random marks on the fondant and then painted it.
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By aoliveira
Jul 25, 2007
This goes with the treasure chest cake picture. It's fondant then I aged it by painting with vanilla.
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By aoliveira
Jul 25, 2007
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By chrissiecookie
Jul 27, 2007
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By Tinacake
Jul 30, 2007
I made this cake for my son's 3rd birthday party. Three layers of 9x13 Chocolate cake with BC. The lid is one layer of cake with rice cereal sculptes for the shape. Everything on it is edible, the map is gumpaste.
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By samymccray
Jul 30, 2007
made with a 9x13 cake.Lid is a thinner cake on a board and held up by two wide plastic dowels underneath.Candy necklaces,coins,rings etc
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By Kiddiekakes
Jul 31, 2007
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By Anonymous
Aug 2, 2007
For a 3 year olds pirate theme party
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By Rachel211
Aug 4, 2007
My first attempt at a treasure chest. It was a lot of fun. Thank you DianeLM for all of the help. Everything is edible, even the lid is cake. Thanks for looking.
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By Myesha
Aug 6, 2007
ok, so here's my version of the treasure chest cake. thanks to everyone on this site for their ideas - there's too many to list here as i'm pretty sure i borrowed a little bit from everybody.
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By jellygirl
Aug 7, 2007
I made this to go with a pirate ship cake for my son's 4th birthday. I made it in a loaf pan and didn't level it and cut off the top half. I did this before I knew anything about icing...so it could be done really cute
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By TamiJean
Aug 10, 2007
Another treasure chest cake. Chocolate cake covered in fondant. Jewels are tops of ring candy and rock candy broken up. Edible pearls as well. Top of chest is cake as well. Map was made with gumpaste and rubber stamp.
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By lesyorkwolf
Aug 13, 2007
Treasure Chest. I baked 3 sheet cakes and cut them in 1/2 and stacked 3 on the bottom. Then stacked 3 for the top and carved the top to make it round. Fondant accents for the gold. Rock candy and some plastic necklaces found at Walmart. I was please with the turn out. This was one of 3 cakes I did for my son's 5th B-day.
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By Amyr
Aug 13, 2007
Well when I did this one, no one really knew what it was... I thought it was a good idea making a chest out of cupcakes. Plastic gold coins and fondant pearls. This was for my son on is B-day for our small gathering.
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By Amyr
Aug 13, 2007
This is a cake I made for a 'More Precious Than Gold' themed party for our pastor and his family. It is six 13'" x 17" layers of chocolate with buttercream with a crispy rice cereal treat lid. Fondant was used to cover the cake and all metal embelishments on cake were formed with gumpaste
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By dbax
Aug 19, 2007
Two tiered dark chocolate cake w/cannoli filling iced in buttercream with fondant accents. Nemo and treasure chest are RKT covered in fondant.
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By peeps311
Aug 19, 2007
Three layers of 11" ganache filled chocolate mud were lovingly baked and decorated to form this........Chic Trashy Treasure Chest for a 21st! I incorporated her outfit into the 'treasure' (she wore pink fishnet stockings - not much else-, curled her hair and wore trashy jewellery) It was heaps of fun and the whole party totally adored it!!
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By mmmmmcake
Aug 20, 2007
I made this for my friends daughters birthday, after she had seen my sons cake which is slighly different. I got the idea from an Ann Pickard cake design and just changed it a bit.
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By Seb47
Aug 21, 2007
Ok this was a doosy. sheet cake on bottom one layer half yellow half chocolate with bc. Treasure chest is 2 cakes trimed to be 6x8, filled with chocolate ganache and covered in chocolate bc. Lid is rice crispies. Sand is organic sugar. Map and all other details are mmf. Took way more time then I was expecting and i was late with it (party was in park so i wanted to deiver right on time because of the heat but i had it written down for 2 and it started at 12. Atleast i got there before the bday boy!
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By manders
Aug 26, 2007
This is a chocolate cake covered with chocolate clay. The strips are fondant painted with luster dust.
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By mridula
Aug 30, 2007
This is my 1st pirate chest. Sponge cake was covered in butter icing. The straps were made with fondant and dusted with copper dust.
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By smdr
Aug 31, 2007
Treasure chest cake made with chocolate buttercream and candies.
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By Allimae
Sep 4, 2007
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By death_by_frosting
Sep 7, 2007
This is my take on Ishi's pirate ship cake. My first cake totally covered in fondant. Thanks for the inspiration. I used an 11x15 using the cut triangles for the front and purposely made sure I had a strip for the back. The treasure chest was cut from an extra 4 inch round I had from another project. The Island is molded from Rice Krispie treats. I used a leaf veining tool to etch the woodgrain in the fondant strips on the ship and an impression mat for the treasure chest. wafer paper for the sails and Brownulated sugar for the sand. Took me forever but this cake was super fun to do. When my coworker and her husband picked it up they said they didn't really want to cut it.
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By Granpam
Sep 10, 2007
Pirates made from fondant. Treasure chest is pound cake covered in fondant. Cake is covered in SM Buttercream.
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By cakenut516
Sep 11, 2007
Just adding this to my photos to replace the one deleted. This was my grandson's 7th birthday!
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By GRAMMASUE
Sep 14, 2007
Choc cake filled with homemade preserve, carved. Choc modelling straps and Fimo Figures, as the birthday child wanted something to keep, pulverised cookies as sand, choc gold pirate coins and choc small stones
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By Ursula40
Sep 14, 2007
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